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Xiaomi.

If you have a friend who is really into Android phones you might have heard that name before.

Xiaomi is a Chinese consumer electronics company that started making software, then phones

and now all sorts of products.

A lot of people like to call them "the Apple of China" and it is hard to deny they take

a lot of creative inspiration from Apple.

From design to the way they do product reveals.

And while some people will quickly brush them aside as a simple copy cat the reality is that this

brand is a huge deal in Asia and is very quickly becoming a well known name on this side of

the world as well, with a growing number of options for importing Xiaomi devices to the

west.

Some people consider that an opportunity of having a "apple quality" device on a different

OS for a lower price.

So when Xiaomi announced they where planning to start doing laptops last year a lot of

people got exited.

This is the 13 inch version of that… the Xiaomi Notebook Air 13.

This is being sold as an import from china by places like GearBest.

Link to this laptop is in the description.

Since this is a chinese model it came with one of those Windows version that are only

in Chinese and required a full Windows reinstall, or at least that is what I think because I

could never figure out how to change the language.

And while there are a ton of interesting reviews out there about the quality vs price of this

device, it is what is inside this thing that caught my attention.

Looking at this device, and its name, it is obvious this is meant to be another contender

for the market of "put as much power as you can on a thin portable laptop while keeping

decent battery life"

On its heart it has a Intel Core i5-7200U an ultra low voltage dual core CPU meant to

use as little power as possible, a monumental 8 GB of ram.

As for the GPU well… this an Optimus laptop.

If you are not familiar with the term Optimus, it is a technology that allows a laptop to

switch between two GPUs, an integrated low power GPU and a better dedicated one, with

the ability to select which program will use which GPU.

That way you can theoretically maximize battery use and still have a decent GPU when you need

it.

The low powered GPU on this device is an IntelHD Graphics 620, a newer intelHD included on the i5.

If you are limited to gaming on this device you can actually get a lot out of it.

Out of curiosity I decided to launch the GTA V benchmark an all the lowest settings and

shadows removed using the configuration file and I was surprised to see it gave playable

results.

It still has trouble in certain areas but it provides a result way over what I

expected.

You might see this more of this intelHD in the future, as I might use it for some intense games.

The other GPU in this laptop is a dedicated Nvidia MX150, wait what?

If you are as confused as I was the MX150 is new development that starting showing up

in new laptops after August.

And from what it could gather it is not meant for modern AAA games but rather to provide

decent performance on ultra thin notebooks, only promising decent performance on highly

optimized E-sports titles.

A quick look into benchmarks apparently locates it in power way under the GTX 750 that I used

on the budget VR video and interestingly enough under the GTX 460.

For reference, I have used the 7 year old GTX 460 in this channel in a number of videos.

it is usually my last resort when dealing with a game that unoptimized to that no other

devices will play it, even after reducing graphics to the minimum.

So, given that, as people get new laptops for school or work a lot of people would be

curious about the gaming possibilities of this particular GPU...

I asked myself: "Could super low graphics and performance tweaks allow this super thin

laptop to play some really heavy AAA releases?"

For this purpose I picked 3 of the games that have given me the most trouble recently and

got to work.

First Nier: Automata.

This game's performance issues are well known and still discussed.

And on 720 will all the settings to the lowest the game was giving me around 27 fps on the

open areas, an on 1080 closer to 18.

This game does not behave well under 30.

Thankfully, the FAR mod that I used on the video is still perfectly usable, disabling

global illumination makes it climb between 45 and 50 for 720 which is pretty fluid and

even as high as 1080 it manages to maintain something close to 30.

Good!

That was quite the change.

Another title I wanted to try is Dishonored 2, which some people have called them one

of the worst PC ports of last year, or just ever, with widespread performance issues even

on high end systems.

I recently did a video explaining how to disable a series of posts effects and fog in the game

for a small boost in performance.

That, combined with the lowest settings and a resolution of 720p managed to nail between

35 and 40 FPS on open areas, although it is worth mentioning it does much better on on

smaller areas, even while in combat.

But the performance is all over the place, as long you use a cap or some patience is

can be considered quite playable.

Another thing I wanted to try is Unknownplayer's Battleground, which seems to be hottest thing

in the universe at the moment.

A lot of people still complain quite vocally about this game's performance on all systems

across the board, which is why I made a video about some interesting tweaks for it.

Before heading that way tough I need to acknowle some things.

Bluehole on their website has stated that changing the configuration files is not permitted.

You can imagine the opinions I have about this, I understand this in order to avoid

cheating but barring people from changing configuration files all together seems a bit

extreme, specially when people have been looking for performance tweaks on files since the

start of PC Gaming… and it could be argued some of these actually put people in a disadvantage.

In any case, I will add a disclaimer here that I will have on all future mentions of

this game and in the description of the old video.

If you decide to use any of these tweaks you do so at your own risk so, be aware of that.

So in the name of science I disabled a bunch of effects anyway and launched the game on

720 and lowest settings.

Interestingly enough the game has received some optimizations since I last talked about

it, and that, together with the bunch of things I disabled, makes for better performance than

I expected.

I still noticed slowdowns on open areas but it did not drop under what I would consider

playable, and having some really high numbers on some specific areas specially with the

lighting disabled.

So yeah, apart from the fact that I can never accurately rely on these types of benchmarks

for lowest settings it is obvious that, if tweaks are available, you can get really good

performance on some intense games on ultra portable laptops.

So… what do you think?

Did you experience an aneurysm by seeing such an obviously overpowered GPU on this channel?

And, do not worry, I am going back to Intel Atom gaming for the next video.

Do you think gaming on laptops will always be a lost cause?

Or is this actually worth it?

Let me know.

See you all in the next video.

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GIANT JIGSAW PUZZLES ~ MY PUZZLE COLLECTION PART 2 | @karenkavett - Duration: 13:05.

Hi everyone, so obviously, I am not in my normal environment right now.

That's because I'm on the other side of the country.

I came home to visit my parents in New Jersey, and while I was here, in my childhood bedroom,

I thought that I would do Part 2 of the jigsaw puzzle collection video.

So if you missed Part 1, I showed you guys all of the jigsaw puzzles that I have at my

apartment in LA, where I live most of the time, but since I'm home for a little bit,

I thought that I would take you through the giant, massive jigsaw puzzle collection that

I have here.

However, I kind of underestimated exactly how many there are, and I realized that if

I tried to put them all in one video, we would literally be here for like, 45 minutes, and

as much as I love puzzles, as much as some of you guys probably love puzzles, I don't

think anyone wants that.

So instead, I'm going to break it up into Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4.

Part 2, which is this video, will be all of the puzzles that I have that are over 1000

pieces, and then Part 3 will be all of the puzzles that are exactly 1000 pieces, and

Part 4 will be all of the puzzles under 1000 pieces.

And I think I'm just gonna start with the really big ones and just work my way down.

So first up, we have this nine thousand piece, um, just, massive box.

This is the biggest puzzle I've ever done.

And the reason why it's so light is because it's also the only puzzle that I think I

still have put together.

Normally for the, like, thousand piece ones, basically as soon as I finish it, I take it

apart, because I want to be able to do it again.

This, woah!

The box just like, fell open.

I'm gonna put the box down and just hold the lid.

As I was saying, this one I kind of don't think I'm ever gonna do it again.

I think it's somewhere under a couch somewhere around here, still just put together in different

sections.

But anyway, I did this nine thousand piece puzzle between my sophomore and my junior

years of college because I had a summer where I was doing an internship for like, three

days a week, so I had a whole lot of free time outside of that.

So I was like, you know what, I'm just gonna do a giant puzzle.

So the design is this like, zodiac pattern.

This middle round part was actually, I'm not gonna say easy, it did take a while, but

relatively straightforward since you have a lot of different colors and textures going

on.

All of these stars on the outside, they took forever because it's just so many, like

such giant sections, of just the exact same color, the exact same pattern all over.

So fun fact, if you're curious how long it took, I worked on it for a summer, so like

two or three months, but I actually wrote down the exact time that I start and stopped

each time that I like sat down to work on it.

And so then I could just add up all of those times and know exactly how much puzzling time

went into it.

So do you want to guess?

I'm going to give you guys just like a second now to guess, and then I'm gonna tell you

and in a comment you have to tell me if you thought it was higher or lower than what I'm

gonna tell you was the actual puzzling time.

Ok, everyone has their guess?

It took me, if I had sat down and worked on it straight through with no breaks, it would

have been just over three weeks of puzzling time.

It was like, three weeks and a couple hours.

So yeah, three weeks of my life were spent doing this.

But it was so worth it, it was so fun.

And also now I have a fun fact, I can say that I've done a 9000 piece puzzle.

Oh, it also comes with this like giant poster, so that you can really see all of the detail,

and kinda see what you're putting together.

Which is really nice, I mean, if you're into the zodiac, you could both have the puzzle

and then also just have this poster and hang it on your wall.

Alright, my next biggest biggest puzzle that I have is this one, which is actually really

heavy cause all the pieces are in here.

This is a six thousand piece puzzle, it's called Butterfly Rainbow, it's by the brand

Sun's Out.

I did this when I was in high school.

So it's just so colorful and so pretty, I love the design.

All of these butterflies in here, they took quite a while to do, cause it's like, the

texture is so busy in there, but actually what I found out when I did this is that often

when you have a giant jigsaw puzzle, instead of having a unique cut for all of the pieces

over the whole thing, what they'll do is they'll have the same cut, like for this

quadrant and then mirrored over here or sometimes just the same one repeated and then the same

one repeated down here and the same one repeated.

So you have four basically of the same cut of the puzzle, and then going straight through

you have different pieces that connect the two, that connect all of the different quadrants

together.

Does that make sense?

So when I did this one, it was easy to just find all of those different pieces to make

kind of, the different quadrants, and then fill it in from there.

I think this is also the one where in high school, I did this photography project where

I got one of my friends to model for it, and I was like, part way through finishing this,

so I took this really nice photo of her, like sitting down, working on the puzzle.

So just replace her with me and that's basically what I did all through high school.

So the next biggest one that I've done is a 5000 piece puzzle, but I can't actually

show it to you, because I don't know where it is.

In my room right now, like besides this nice blank wall that you see behind me, there are

just boxes and boxes of like, old stuff of mine and so it's going to be somewhere in

there, I didn't feel like trying to dig it out.

So I'll just put pictures on screen of what this puzzle looks like.

But basically I did this puzzle when I moved to San Francisco, after I graduated college,

I was working at YouTube at the time, and I was only 20 when I moved to San Francisco,

which meant that I couldn't like, go out to bars or anything, because you have to be

21 here in America, so for the first few months that I lived there, I had basically no social

life, also I had no friends out there, so what I did was a 5000 piece puzzle.

So similar to that, one that I actually do have here, I have this 3000 piece puzzle,

which I actually think I've done this one twice now.

Um, it's really fun, it's a very similar, like, underwater scene, but obviously only

3000 pieces and not 5000 pieces.

Oh and I don't think I mentioned this, but all of these Ravensburger puzzles, um, I have

a lot of them, they're my favorite puzzle brand.

It's just super high quality pieces, like really nice cardboard, and you're gonna

see as I go through like this video and especially the next one with all the thousand piece puzzles,

I have a lot of Ravensburger puzzles.

I also enjoy, ok, this is really nerdy.

But Ravensburger got a little shoutout on the show Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix, when they're

in the basement trying to, I forget what the plot was.

But she holds up a puzzle and she's like, we're gonna do this Ravensburger Mac and

Cheese puzzle, except it's so obvious that that's not a real Ravensburger puzzle, because

Ravensburger puzzle pieces are blue on the back, and in the show they weren't and also

just the box design didn't look quite official enough.

Alright, this one is not Ravensburger, but this is the first like, really big puzzle

that I ever did.

So obviously I had been doing thousand piece puzzles through like middle school and high

school, and then I think, I forget exactly when it was, somewhere around freshman year

of high school, I was probably like 13-ish, um, I decided to do this twenty five hundred

piece puzzle which I did not purchase myself, somehow my parents just had it in the house.

It's this kind of just boring, like wooded scene, with this uh, staircase.

I would not do this one again, because it was so tedious because there is so much greenery

and so much of just like the exact same green texture over this entire thing.

It took literally forever but when I finished it, I was just very proud and accomplished

but I think I'm gonna give this away to Goodwill or something, because I'm never

gonna do it again, because it's so boring, and there are so many better puzzles out there.

Next I have two two-thousand piece puzzles.

Again, these are Ravensburger puzzles.

And I actually got these pretty recently.

I've started asking specifically just for a lot of jigsaw puzzles just for Christmas

and my birthday every year because I spend them here in my parents' house, and I don't,

like now that I'm an adult, what am I going to ask for for Christmas that I can't just

buy for myself?

So I've just been kind of collecting my secondary puzzle collection here at this house

and asking for them for Christmas and I do them like over Christmas and leave them here

and then I can do them again the following Christmas.

It's a great system that I've worked out.

So this one is really fun, it's really colorful, it's all of these like, different country's

symbols.

And I'll probably be doing this one again over Christmas this year, so this one's

super super fun.

And this one I've only done once cause I just got it this previous Christmas, but it

is all of these like, dessert pictures, and they're kind of in a grid, which is interesting,

because you can build out the grid and then fill in each picture.

However because it's so blown up because the puzzle is so big, it's actually a lot

harder than I expected, because like, this texture is very similar to this texture up

here and so you don't really know like which one, like where it's going to go.

And it just, it took a while, but it was still really fun.

Um, I kind of prefer like really bright, saturated colors, to all of these very pastel colors,

but I still liked this one, it was still good.

Oh, this is another really boring one.

So this is a fifteen hundred piece puzzle.

And it is called Blue Moon, it was made by the company, oh, White Mountain Puzzles, I

have some of those now in, um, in LA, I guess this is kind of one of their older ones, yeah,

this is from 1999.

But anyway it's just this kind of wintery, like snow scene, but it's just kind of boring,

there's just so much blue that you know, you fill in these houses and then everything

else is just a very dull blue color.

So I kind of, now that I have so many other puzzles that I love, I kind of don't think

I'm gonna do this one again.

And finally, this is the very last puzzle for my over 1000 pieces collection, this one

is Lakeside Hideaway, it's also 1500.

And this one is this just kind of very stylized painting of this beautiful house with a little

gazebo and a little fountain.

This one's kind of annoying, because all of the pieces aren't really just standard,

jigsaw shapes.

These are all just really funky looking pieces, and the, since it's so stylized, so painted,

it's pretty difficult to do, actually.

So I like this one, and I do like the occasional challenge of trying to do a puzzle with different,

differently shaped pieces, but I wouldn't say that it's one of my favorites.

Alright so, um, looking at the time on the camera, I've been talking for eighteen minutes,

just about my over one thousand pieces puzzles, and that's why I decided to split up this

video into multiple pieces because I think we're about all puzzled out for today.

So if you missed Part 1 of this video which is all of the puzzles that I have at my apartment

in LA, those are the more kind of modern puzzles.

I'll link that video at the end of this one and right down below.

So I would love to know in a comment if you have ever done a giant puzzle like this, or

if you have any questions about doing a puzzle like these.

I love talking about jigsaw puzzles, so let's all geek out together in the comments, about

puzzles.

And I think I've kept you here quite long enough, go, get on with your lives.

And I'll see you guys next time for Part 3 which is going to be all of the exactly

1000 piece puzzles, so stay tuned for that and I'll see you guys next time.

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LG V30 Unboxing Shot on the LG V30 By T Mobile - Duration: 2:45.

Yes of course it's on! hey guys Des with T-Mobile and what

you've just seen are a few samples of video shot with the new LG v 30 from

around the Seattle area now we actually shot this entire unboxing with the new

LG V30 so let's check it out. First up as we pull the V30 from the box we see

the beautiful glass and metal construction the V30 is powered by the

latest Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and it's the first device available on

T-Mobile to take advantage of our new 600 megahertz spectrum did you see our

engineers make the first call to Neville with it now the V30 is packed with tons

of features including a 3300 mAh hour battery 64 GB of onboard memory

and 4 GB of RAM an expandable SD card slot and of course a 3.5 mm

headset jack with a 32 bit hi-fi quad DAC to power it so the V30s camera and

video capabilities are where this smart phone really shines you can see from all

these modes you've got standard auto mode, time lapse, match shots Cine

Video with point zoom, and a fully manual photos and videos just to name a

few the V30 can capture all of your experiences

and just look at that screen... OK back to the unboxing. Inside you'll find the

Quick Start Guide and other documents LG's Second Year Promise information, a

fast charge charger and a USB 3.0 cable you can check out the new LG V30 at

your favorite T-Mobile store or at T-Mobile.com! Take care!

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WWE Vs. Bullet Club! Vince McMahon UNHAPPY With Raw Invasion! | WrestleTalk News Sept. 2017 - Duration: 4:22.

Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News - I'm Oli Davis.

WWE Starrcade Match Planned Last week, WWE announced they're bringing

back WCW's most famous pay-per-view name Starrcade for a one-off live show the week

after Survivor Series.

Despite WWE having no plans to broadcast the event on the Network, they're loading the

card in an effort to boost ticket sales - with both Shinsuke Nakamura vs Jinder Mahal and

Charlotte vs Natalya taking place in a steel cage, and the WWE debut of Booby Roode.

The show is also promoting appearances from WWE Hall of Famers Ricky Steamboat and the

Rock 'n' Roll Express [IMAGE]; the latter of whom Karl Anderson reckons are just a couple

of NEEEEERDS!

"We @LukeGallowsWWE , want the Rock N Roll Express at Starcade....

BAG OF DOLLARS EMOJI AND ALL OF THE YEN!"

According to PWInsider, Anderson's post is more than just a fan-trolling tweet, with

The Club vs The Rock 'n' Roll Express officially booked backstage for the show.

Last week an interpromotional dream match was also teased for the event, with the Hardys

fantasy booking themselves against Goldust, Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks on Twitter.

Everyone involved and Smackdown producer Michael Hayes were behind the idea in honour of Cody's

late father Dusty Rhodes, but Jeff's recent injury might not be the only spanner in the

works…

Vince McMahon 'Not Happy' With Bullet Club

Possibly intrigued by their back-and-forth Starrcade tweets with WWE the previous week,

Cody and The Young Bucks staged a Bullet Club 'invasion' outside this week's Monday

Night Raw, marching up to the Citizen's Bank Business Arena - megaphone, stretch hummer

and all - where they proceeded to ask for Cody's last name back, attempted to rescue

former Bullet Club members Finn Balor, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows, and joked about

WWE's low ticket sales for their TV shows.

It was a homage to WWE's own invasion of WCW back in 1998, where DX turned up outside

an episode of Nitro in a tank [IMAGE].

But, unsurprisingly, the WWE Chairman didn't appreciate the irony - with Bryan Alvarez

revealing on Wrestling Observer Live: "Vince [McMahon] did not find it funny at all."

You could almost say, Vince didn't find the whole Bullet Club Raw invasion 'too

sweet'.

WWE Sends Young Bucks Cease & Desist In a running gag about WWE not letting Cody

use the last name 'Rhodes' outside the company, the Bucks have joked for months that

they've also been pressured to stop using the DX 'suck it' taunt, Marty Scurll can't

carry an umbrella because Jack Gallagher has one on 205 Live, and that they're also not

allowed to use the 'too sweet' hand gesture that's been part of their act for years,

in homage to the nWo.

As any wrestler who's done a breakup story with their wife on TV would tell you, sometimes

life imitates art.

Pro Wrestling Sheet are reporting that just one day after the Bullet Club 'invasion'

of Raw, WWE sent the Young Bucks an actual cease and desist letter over the 'Too Sweet'

hand gesture.

Yes, that's right.

WWE are trying to take away our hands!

WWE claim to own the 'Too Sweet' copyright - presumably from their 2001 acquisition of

WCW - and have demanded the Bucks stop using the gesture in other companies and on their

merchandise.

WWE want a written agreement from Matt and Nick Jackson saying they won't use WWE intellectual

property again in the future, or else, "they may be hit with $150K in damages or more".

The Bucks confirmed this themselves in a Reddit Ask Me Anything session last night, writing:

"24 hrs after the #BCInvasion, we (Nick & I) received a certain type of letter.

Yes.

They are trying to do just that" The Bucks have reportedly consulted with a

lawyer on what to do next.

Has Enzo Amore saved the Cruiserweight division?

And why did Chris Jericho and Triple H clash backstage in WWE?

Click the videos to the left to learn more, press subscribe and support WrestleTalk on

Patreon.

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The Story Behind The Beatles' "Hey Bulldog" - Duration: 12:34.

In The Beatles vast canon, there are many, many great rockers: Day Tripper, Ticket to

Ride, Come Together, Revolution, to name a few…

But there is one that rarely made the Top 10 lists.

This is the story behind Hey Bulldog, the 1968 eventual-classic that refused to be forgotten.

The odds were stacked against it: it was recorded in one day in one session, not widely included

in the film it was written for, and eventually relegated to a throwaway spot on what is arguably

the group's most obscure album.

But in recent years, it's taken on a life of its own, propelled by a growing respect

from fans, rockstars, and the surviving Beatles, although the most love Lennon ever gave it

was when he called it "a good-sounding record that means nothing."

Most pop tunes start with at least a fragment to build from - lyrics or music - and Hey

Bulldog was no exception.

Before the sheepdog and the bullfrog took center stage, Lennon's initial idea for

the song was "She Can Talk To Me," a bluesy demo featuring a rough piano part and double

tracked vocals.

At this point, the song is far from complete.

Compared to the finished product, it's lacking its trademark riff, and frankly, all of the

production elements that made the song a loud, infectious rocker.

But that would change on February 11, 1968 when The Beatles finished writing, and then

arranged and recorded Hey Bulldog in one ten-hour studio session.

Like they had done countless times over the last 5 plus years, they headed to EMI Studios

at Abbey Road, with long time producer George Martin at the controls.

On this day they were in Studio 3 instead of their more famous home, Studio 2, to shoot

a promo film for "Lady Madonna."

That song had been completely recorded in the last couple of weeks, and had already

been chosen as their next single.

The way the story goes, The Beatles were initially going to be filmed in the studio, pretending

to work on the-now-finished Lady Madonna for the film crew.

The details about how Hey Bulldog came to be recorded that day get a little muddy here.

According to Lennon, "Paul said we should do a real song in the studio, to save wasting

time.

Could I whip one off?

I had a few words at home so I brought them in."

On the other hand, Geoff Emerick, the Beatles' famous engineer, was also present that day

and has a different story.

He recalled in his 2006 book, "Here, There, and Everywhere," that recording the new

song was John's idea.

"Oh, the hell with 'Lady Madonna.'

I've got a new song for us to do - let's film that instead."

Emerick notes that Paul was annoyed at this, but couldn't overrule John, "who was like

a bulldozer that day."

My gut tells me that Paul probably doesn't regret standing down.

While we don't know exactly how the "She Can Talk To Me" demo morphed into Hey Bulldog,

we do know that by the time Paul heard it, it was more fleshed out and known as "Hey

Bull*frog*."

The name was changed after Paul playfully barked during the recording session, and then

he and Lennon ad-libbed other dog sounds in the fadeout.

For the studio recording, aside from overdubs, it only took ten takes to create a solid backing

track, with John saying to George Martin in the middle the attempt, "Just tell us when

we get a good one!"

As for that main riff, in the beginning of the recording it's piano-based, and the

guitar doubles - and later triples - the lick.

The decision to start with it solely on piano was likely John's call.

It was mostly his tune, and he was behind the keys in the studio.

Beyond that, it doesn't take a musical genius to hear similarities between Hey Bulldog and

Lady Madonna.

The latter would have been top of mind - they just finished its recording and, again, were

in the studio this day to record the promo video for it!

Lady Madonna was Paul's song, and as any Beatle fan knows, the friendly rivalry between

John and Paul could be fierce.

So, one week Paul has a throwback piano-based song, and John follows up almost immediately

with a bluesy, piano-based answer.

This was no accident.

While we're discussing opinions: who plays the solo - George?

John?

Paul?

We may never know the real answer.

For one, since the solo was overdubbed late in the session, the cameras had already stopped

rolling.

The final video does show George's beautiful 1964 cherry red Gibson SG being traded back

and forth between him and John, even though John's Epiphone Casino is within reach,

so you could say they're both contenders for playing the solo.

Opinions still abound, including some that say it's Paul's style.

As a guitarist, I can say this solo would not be technically beyond any of them, so

without a definitive answer, it comes down to what your ears tell you or who you want

to believe.

You're probably safe to assume it wasn't Ringo though.

Let's go back to Geoff Emerick, who was the only person present in Studio 3 that day

who has written more than a sentence or two on the song.

Emerick says it was George Harrison's solo, and that he nailed it right away.

"His amp was turned up really loud, and he used one of his new fuzz boxes, which made

his guitar absolutely scream."

Screaming guitar?

That's a great way to put it.

The promo film for Lady Madonna was released on March 14, 1968, on BBC's Top of the Pops,

just a little over a month after the studio sessions for Lady Madonna and Hey Bulldog.

Mind you, it was the same footage we now know and love as Hey Bulldog, but officially - the

footage was all about Lady Madonna.

The filming for the day was directed by Tony Bramwell, long time friend of the band and

future head of Apple Films.

Bramwell, who had produced previous Beatles promo films like Rain and Paperback Writer,

said after the film had been edited, all of the raw footage: " …vanished, completely

disappeared.

We thought it had been stolen, as things often were if not nailed down."

In the time between the release of the Lady Madonna promo video and the late 90s, serious

Beatles fans knew the band was actually recording Hey Bulldog in the video - not Lady Madonna!

However, there were only crude fan-made edits of the video syncing the right song with the

right footage.

There was too much video missing to do much else.

But, as George Harrison said in 1999: "It was Neil Aspinall who found out that when

you watched and listened to what the original thing was, we were recording 'Bulldog.'

This was apparently the only time we were actually filmed recording something, so what

Neil did was, he put (the unused footage) all back together again and put the 'Bulldog'

soundtrack onto it, and there it was!"

Whether you love the Beatles, or you just appreciate pop culture, this footage is spectacular

to watch.

First, the group is obviously having a great time in the studio.

As diehard fans know, things wouldn't be this bright for much longer.

Second, aside from the Let It Be era, there is very little footage of the band working

in the studio.

And there's even less footage of the band actually recording parts that made it to record.

This is hard to imagine today, when artists in the studio go live from their phones on

social media, but in the 60s it just didn't happen.

In January 1969 - a long 11 months after it was recorded - Hey Bulldog finally saw a release,

and even then, seemed destined for obscurity.

Not only was it not a single, it wasn't even a B-side, or included on a normal album.

(It should be noted that, according to Emerick, Lennon was vying for Bulldog to replace Lady

Madonna as the next single, but couldn't persuade Paul and George Martin.)

Hey Bulldog eventually did surface, appearing on the soundtrack for the Yellow Submarine

animated film that featured only 4 new songs, 2 re-released classics, and on the flip-side,

George Martin's film score.

I won't take anything away from Martin's work here or the other Beatles songs appearing

for the first time, but suffice it to say, most fans today still don't play this LP

as often as, say, A Hard Day's Night or Revolver.

And I'd imagine that was the case at the time: there was some known disappointment

from the public with the lack of new tunes.

Mark Lewsiohn mentioned this in "Recording Sessions," saying that "fans were having

to buy a full-price album for just four "new" songs."

This likely resulted in a sales drop - and therefore fewer ears hearing Hey Bulldog in

the years immediately after its release.

Beyond getting buried as a very deep track in the LP, the song was only included in the

movie for some audiences.

There was a drawn sequence for Bulldog, with themes from the lyrics in in the animation.

But unfortunately, only a fraction of audiences paying to see the movie in 1969 got to see

the Bulldog sequence.

In the US version, it was edited out the film entirely!

Why?

The story I've always heard was that it was removed as producer Al Brodax tried to

tighten up the film in editing.

But whether that's incomplete or simply incorrect information, I've recently learned

that, according to the animation director for the film, Bob Balser: 1) the song was

a late addition making it harder to fit with the rest of the movie, and 2) the sequence

was animated more in the style of the Beatles cartoon TV show, much to the distaste of both

Balser and the film's art director, Heinz Edelmann.

Balser said simply: "*I* took it out."

But back to the song: it simply seems to have been severely under-appreciated by its creators

since the breakup.

For instance, Paul nor John ever played it live in their solo years.

And it was rarely brought up in interviews.

(Producer George Martin told Rolling Stone in 1976, just 8 years after the record was

made, that the band didn't care for the song: "They said, ;We really don't need

this in the album, let's just give them that one.'")

And to illustrate the way the group thought of the song up until very recently, The Beatles

Anthology book, the band's official word on their time together, barely mentions "Hey

Bulldog" once in 365 pages.

It's only in passing, as part of a letter detailing which songs were to be included

in the Yellow Submarine film, and the letter itself is pasted over a photo collage.

Fast forward a few years, and the tide has turned.

Even as early as 1998, Beatle author and fan Alan Pollack noted: "Nowadays the song enjoys

a cult-like popularity and high regard among the cognoscenti that I am convinced is amplified

and enhanced in part by the song's accidental, relative obscurity."

And this was apparently contagious, as the fans' love for the song eventually made

its way to the top.

Here are 4 recent big examples of Apple Corp, the band's holding company, trying to bring

it more awareness:

It was featured in The Beatles Rock Band video game, released in 2009, and was the only song

from the Yellow Submarine album to be included.

And for what it's worth, the game-play closely mimics the footage shot that February day,

with one exception: it shows George playing the guitar solo!

A 2.

In 2012, Hey Bulldog was included on an iTunes compilation of what was called the group's

"most influential" rock songs.

Other tunes on the digital album included Helter Skelter, Savoy Truffle, and Back in

the USSR.

Shortly after the 2017 launch of the Beatles Channel on SiriusXM satellite radio, Hey Bulldog

was played over and over again on the broadcaster's primary modern hits station.

No explanation was ever given, but I'd bet money it was guerrilla marketing to get people

talking about the new channel and The Beatles in general.

Most recently, as of the making of the video you're watching, the sync'd promo video

for the song has been re-mastered and uploaded in full on The Beatles Vevo YouTube channel

- no small deal considering there are only a few full-length tracks available there.

Add it all up, and this single track has gotten significantly more attention than most Beatles

tunes in the last 20 years, even well known hits like Help! or Can't Buy Me Love .

Sure, Hey Bulldog may have nonsense lyrics, but they are full of fun, classic, and near-tangible

imagery from John.

The music is the highlight here anyway - Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, a massive Beatles

fan himself, called the song a "quintessential Beatles rocker."

It all comes together with a little in-your-face fuzz bass from Paul, *somebody's* blistering

guitar solo, Ringo's driving drums, the clever artificial double tracking on the ad-libbing,

the piano groove, and of course John's unique throaty vocal performance.

Engineer Geoff Emerick has said "this was their last song that they approached with

a team dynamic."

Undoubtedly there was something special about this recording session, and that's saying

something considering all sessions with these four men must have been special - this is

The Beatles after all.

Like so much of their work, Hey Bulldog has truly stood the test of time, and as its recent

increasing popularity proves: it has refused to be forgotten.

Hello hello! I'm Lance. Thanks a lot for watching this video.

I had a blast putting it together, so I really hope you enjoyed it.

If you have any suggestions for future videos, or if you have any comments on this one for Hey Bulldog

please leave them in the comments section below.

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What are you made of?

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We just scratched the surface

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