scottpilgrim10: Beatles Albums Ranked + Best Songs

scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Hey Bulldog is the only great new song from Yellow Submarine.
Killerhit 03.17.14	4 should be 1 other than that nice
jefflebowski 03.17.14	hard day's night is lightyears ahead of 8,6 and 2
Ending 03.17.14	5 1 3 8 7 Is my top 5.
NordicMindset 03.17.14	1. Abbey Road 2. White 3. Revolver 4. Rubber Soul 5. Sgt Pepper
Ryus 03.17.14	5=1 4=2 1=3 and 2 is like second to last
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	Abbey Road isn't even in my top 5. 1.Magical Mystery Tour 2.Revolver 3.Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 4.The White Album 5.Rubber Soul 6.Abbey Road 7.Let It Be 8.Help! 9-12.The first four are tied for last.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	For No One and Something are tied for my favorite Beatles song. @Ryus I don't get why MMT is the black sheep among their late 60's releases. It's really consistent the whole way through, and it features some of their best/ most inventive tracks like Strawberry Fields Forever and I am the Walrus.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Help! is really underrated IMO.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: "I Am the Walrus" is my favorite Beatles song ever. "Tomorrow Never Knows" is my second favorite. To me, the more psychedelic the Beatles song, the better.
lou1000 03.17.14	7 and 5 are the best
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@ArsMoriendi That's why MMT is rated so highly for me. It's their most psychedelic and creative album, only beaten by Abbey Road since Abbey Road is flawless IMO.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Sgt. Pepper is really overrated, since the only amazing songs on it are She's Leaving Home and A Day in the Life.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: My favorites from Sgt. are "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" and "Good Morning Good Morning" John Lennon is so the best.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I can't decide between Lennon and McCartney It's too hard a decision but I may prefer McCartney because he's made a lot of my favorite tracks like For No One, Oh Darling!, Helter Skelter, and I've Just Seen a Face
Onirium 03.17.14	Sgt. Peppers after than Help??? You're right on 1 though. My personal ranking: 1. Abbey Road 2. Sgt. Pepper 3. The White Album 4. Magical Mystery Tour 5. Revolver 6. Let It Be 7. Hey Jude 8. Rubber Soul 9. Help! 10. A Hard Days Night 11. Beatles for Sale 12. Please Please Me 13. With the Beatles (1-4: almost equal, though; 5-9: awesome as well, but not classics; 10-12: I don't really care about their earliest records)
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: Honestly, I even prefer Harrison to McCartney John > George > Paul > Ringo
Onirium 03.17.14	"I can't decide between Lennon and McCartney" Lennon all the way.
Onirium 03.17.14	"John > George > Paul > Ringo" You're right.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	My ranking: Paul > John > George >>>>>>> Ringo Never trust someone who says Ringo is the best beatle.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'George > Paul' what the utter fuck
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	George could have been the second best beatle if he had more songs in their library. He showed his brilliance really late in their career.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	he has about 5 good songs and many more shit ones. i know it's not cool to like paul but he's absolute genius and the best melodicist in the group
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: I just tend to prefer George led songs more than Paul ones, "Think for Yourself", "Blue Jay Way", "Love You To", "I Want to Tell You", "For You Blue", George is awesome.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	Any George song Help! and after is a winner without exception. "Taxman" dude.
Hovse 03.17.14	5 will always be my 1
Ryus 03.17.14	john>>everybody
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski Paul's my favorite too. But George has some of their most popular songs to his name like While my Guitar Gently Weeps, Here Comes the Sun, and Something
Onirium 03.17.14	"i know it's not cool to like paul but he's absolute genius and the best melodicist in the group" Yes, maybe, but Lennon is the one who made the experiments and he had plenty of great melodies too. Take, for example, A Day in the Life, which was co-written by Lennon/McCartney. The beginning (Lennon), and is really beautiful and interesting, then the middle-section (Paul) ruins the song with its cheerful and innocent melodies. Paul's songs never progressed, but Lennon's were always better than the previous one.
Muisc4Life26 03.17.14	Abbey Road Revolver Sgt. Peppers Rubber Soul The White Album MMT Help A Hard Days Night Beatles For Sale Please Please Me Let It Be With The Beatles gosh that was fucking hard lol Let It Be
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Doctor Robert and Yellow Submarine brings Revolver's rating down.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"has some of their most popular songs" Popularity has nothing to do with quality. Look at Miley Cyrus, she's popular as hell.
Onirium 03.17.14	Why do you people don't like Let It Be? It's far from their best, but it's way better than their early shitty stuff. It's more like a B-Side to Abbey Road...
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	It is really hard to rank their albums. It took me all weekend to write this list.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: But Doctor Robert is about Bob Dylan!
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: Yeah, other than a couple songs here and there, I can't say I love pre-Help! era songs. "She's a Woman" is a huge stand out though.
Onirium 03.17.14	"Doctor Robert and Yellow Submarine brings Revolver's rating down." No, Taxman brings it down.
Ryus 03.17.14	doctor robert rules, but yellow submarine is shit
BMDrummer 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10 What about It's All Too Much on Yellow Submarine? That's always been one of my favorites from them.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: Dude "Taxman" is excellent. "Yellow Submarine" has cool effects and my Dad used to always play it when I was REALLY young (like infancy to 5), so I'm blinded by nostalgia.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Yeah, I like some of these early songs too, like I'll Follow the Sun and Eight Days a Week, but overall it was just simple a little over average pop music.
Friday13th 03.17.14	Sgt. Peppers is not overrated, ask any prog/psych band. Ringo wrote one good song, "With a Little Help From My Friends," and it's on Peppers! For who's the best Beatle, the others are about even. Harrison wrote some of the best but he can't compete with Lennon/McCartney on number of classics.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Friday13th: Ringo didn't write "With a Little Help From My Friends", John and Paul did. All of the songs Ringo sings were written by Lennon and McCartney except "What Goes On", "Don't Pass Me By" and "Octopus's Garden"
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Rubber Soul and Revolver were transition albums, and transition albums are never the best, but yeah, they have some awesome songs.
Friday13th 03.17.14	oh really haha fooled me he was a lucky duck
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@ArsMoriendi I know Popularity doesn't matter but it just shows that he's made some of their most critically acclaimed songs/singles. Besides those 3 songs are amazing. "But Doctor Robert is about Bob Dylan!" That doesn't excuse it from sucking. @Onirium "Why do you people don't like Let It Be? It's far from their best, but it's way better than their early shitty stuff. It's more like a B-Side to Abbey Road..." I like Let It Be. I think its equal to their best early stuff because LIB has a few filler tracks like Maggie Mae and just bads songs like One after 909. Let It Be... Naked is fantastic though because it gets rid of two of the weaker tracks and adds an amazing song Don't Let Me Down.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Friday13th: If at least Ringo wrote With A Little Help for My Friends...
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: Dude honestly, I LOVE transitional albums, they're do diverse and full of experimentation.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'Any George song Help! and after is a winner without exception' savoy truffle within you without you piggies for you blue ^these are all terrible, terrible songs
jefflebowski 03.17.14	come on, surely you don't think piggies is good? also each to their own etc. etc. but blue jay way is monumentally awful
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'Eight Days a Week, but overall it was just simple a little over average pop music.' dude, that's a perfect pop song. as is most of a hard day's night
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	" I think its equal to their best early stuff because LIB has a few filler tracks like Maggie Mae and just bads songs like One after 909." Nah their early stuff (everything before Help!) is kind of generic, but Let It Be has more identity.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: One After 909 was actually written in 63, so it is one of their first songs, but LIB had some really great tracks like Across the Universe, Let It Be and I Me Mine.
Friday13th 03.17.14	I like Harrison's raga stuff
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: "Blue Jay Way" and is probably would make my top 10 favorites, it's near perfect. "For You Blue" is one of the best songs on Let it Be, what are you talking about? "Piggies" is a cute little filler mocking the rich, I like it.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	Honestly, I don't dislike any Help!-Let it Be songs other than some Ringo ones and the dreaded "Birthday."
Friday13th 03.17.14	I hear it's your birthday!!!!!
Onirium 03.17.14	"savoy truffle within you without you piggies for you blue ^these are all terrible, terrible songs" No, they're all awesome songs. They are all really cool experimentaions
jefflebowski 03.17.14	well i'm glad someone enjoys them so i don't have to. I still thing for you blue is an overly-whimsical piece of shit though what puzzles me more is the dismissal of everything pre-help. There's about 20 or 30 absolute classics from that era
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I like Birthday.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"Birthday" makes me want to go on a violent rampage. It's like shitty modern pop tier level of awful. Thankfully, one of the best John Lennon songs ever, "Yer Blues" follows it to calm me down from "Birthday"'s suckitude.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: Pre-Help Beatles and post-Help Beatles are like two different bands, and both have their classics. I really think the pre-Help stuff was more generic, and had a lot less stand-out songs, though.
Friday13th 03.17.14	See I don't care for the overly bluesy Beatles songs, but hey that's what makes them so great. A little for everyone!
Faraudo 03.17.14	Revolver is 1.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium Yeah I remember that from a book i read about them. Those 3 LIB songs are great. I Me Mine is extremely underrated among beatles fans. @BMDrummer I like It's All Too Much, but it isn't one of my favorites.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: It's scary how much I agree on you with everything about The Beatles.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	help is a lot worse than a hard days' night in my opinion, the shitty side 2 kills it. I know that pre-help beatles are less ambitious and distinctive, but that doesn't make the songs any less incredible. all my loving is possibly the most perfect pop song ever written that isn't by the beach boys
Onirium 03.17.14	@Friday13th: Yeah, I think that's why they're legends. They did songs for everyone's taste.
Friday13th 03.17.14	The Beach Boys ruuuuuuuuuuuule I've been jamming both all week.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Help is in the same class as their later albums. I mean it has so many fantastic songs, even though most of them are still about love.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: Yeah, like I said, there are pop classics like All My Loving and Eight Days a Week, but for me, The Beatles really started with Help or even Rubber Soul.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Friday13th I've never really listened to much of the Beach Boys.
Friday13th 03.17.14	@Onirium yeah dude, Yesterday for us and Tomorrow Never Knows just to please the mothers.
Ryus 03.17.14	help rules yeeeeee and paul is right, god only knows is the best pop song ever ye
Onirium 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: Love songs can be good if you approach it originally like they did with in latest albums.
Friday13th 03.17.14	@Scottpilgrim10 similar story as Beatles. Early stuff might be too pop for us music snobs but check out Pet Sounds and The Smile Sessions for some killer tunes.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	rubber soul is for me the start of the beatles' classic period, but hard days' night is the only beatles album with no poor tracks
Onirium 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: You forgot Abbey Road, man.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"but hard days' night is the only beatles album with no poor tracks" I'm not going to lie, but full album wise, I could care less about their first 4 albums. A Hard Day's Night is probably my 2nd least favorite. Please Please Me being my least.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Well, Please Please Me had Do You Want to Know a Secret, which makes it the most ridiculous Beatles album.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Friday13th I've been wanting to check out Pet Sounds for a while now, but I've never had a huge urge to jam it. @Onirium My favorite Beatles song is a love song (Something), so I think they have always done that topic very well. Does anyone else prefer Naked to LIB?
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: Fun fact: "Do You Want to Know a Secret" is the only George led song written by John and Paul. Please Please Me is like a chore to listen to other than "Twist and Shout" and the title track.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	A Hard Day's Night is a really consistent record.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: yeah, like I said, love songs can be great when originally done, like in Something. Even All My Loving. Has anyone seen the movie Across the Universe?
Friday13th 03.17.14	Pet Sounds is as good as any Beatles album one hand on Bible and other on polygraph machine
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium I haven't seen any of their films, but the first one I'm definitely gonna watch is A Hard Day's Night @Friday13th Blasphemy! lol
jefflebowski 03.17.14	abbey road has maxwell's silver hammer. and octopuses garden. and i want you
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'Please Please Me is like a chore to listen to other than "Twist and Shout" and the title track.' how can you deny the greatness of i saw her standing there?!
Ryus 03.17.14	pet sounds is pretty damn gnarly, not enough standouts though, they should've put good vibrations on it
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: I grew up on the Yellow Submarine movie. Totally recommended.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: Across the Universe is not a film by them, it's a 2007 movie that builds a story based on Beatles songs. It's a musical drama film and the interpreters are really great. They revisit many of their songs nicely.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: Because if I didn't, I'd be a liar.
Friday13th 03.17.14	but God Only Knows is the best song ever soooo...I think they did gooooood...vibrations.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski I want you (She's so heavy) is ssssoooooooooo good. @ArsMoritendi It looks really trippy.
Onirium 03.17.14	"abbey road has maxwell's silver hammer. and octopuses garden. and i want you" @jefflebowski: I Want You is probably their best song, man
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: It IS really trippy. Probably why I'm so fucked up, I saw it dozens of times when I was a little kid.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium That sounds really cool! Is it on netflix or do I have to buy the dvd?
Onirium 03.17.14	Yeah, the Yellow Submarine movie is awesome and highly recommended
jefflebowski 03.17.14	' I Want You is probably their best song, man' i can't believe i'm hearing this :P IMO the beatles' 'heavier' stuff is kind of embarrassing
jefflebowski 03.17.14	also i'd say don't worry baby, surf's up or god only knows for best song
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski Helter Skelter though
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"IMO the beatles' 'heavier' stuff is kind of embarrassing" You barely like George Harrison, the bluesy stuff, and the heavy stuff? Duuuuuuude come on.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	and thirdly the yellow submarine movie is fantastic
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: Yes it's on Netfilx. You'll really like it. You get into the story really fast. Plus, the main characters are called Jude, Maxwell, Lucy and Sally.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'You barely like George Harrison, the bluesy stuff, and the heavy stuff? Duuuuuuude come on.' that still leaves about 95% of their discog. and where did i say i didn't like their bluesy stuff? it's mostly great and when george was good he was fantastic
Ryus 03.17.14	dude their heavier stuff rules yeah i want you and helter skelter are so damn good
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	Jude, Maxwell, Lucy and Prudence*.... there's no Sally.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: I Want You is the first prog rock song and it is the one that influenced the whole next generation of rock bands.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Yeah, there's a Sally; she's a sexy 50-year old singer.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: Oh wait, FridayThe13th said that. But okay... do you at least LOVE "Love You To"?
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: You mean Sadie? As in Sexy Sadie?
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Oh, sorry, I was thinking about Long Tall Sally, but yeah, it's Sadie.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium That is awesome! I'll try to watch it tomorrow. How did they get the permission to use Beatles songs in their musical?
Onirium 03.17.14	So, you've seen it? It's pretty nice, eh?
jefflebowski 03.17.14	good for them, still think it's a crap song though and weren't soft machine doing their thing before abbey road came out?
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: idk, but some of their versions are even better than the originals like I Want to Hold Your Hand and Because.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"I Want You is the first prog rock song" No, not even close. Yes's debut and In the Court of the Crimson King is a few months older.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	and yeah, love you to is the good side of george's raga influences within you without you is the awful, awful side
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'No, not even close. Yes's debut and In the Court of the Crimson King is a few months older.' ITCoCK came out a few weeks after abbey road didn't it?
jefflebowski 03.17.14	though i want you isn't prog rock anyway so w/e
Onirium 03.17.14	@jeff: Just tell me why you don't like I Want You. Soft Machine's first albums were psychedelic rock.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Yeah, okay I know, but it was just to make it sound better.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I never even realized their name was a pun until my friend pointed it out to me.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scottpilgrim10: Yeah, for me, that was two months ago.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski Yeah Within you Without you is definitely the worst track on Sgt. Pepper.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: Lovely Rita, man. Lovely Rita.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium I guess I just assumed that they spelled it right or that they wouldn't make a really lame pun.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	i want you goes on for far too long with an arrangement that isn't imaginative enough to support it. there is some decent bass playing on it though. plus the playing is a bit sloppy in parts
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium Lovely Rita is pretty good. Only song I dislike on pepper is Within you without you.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"Yeah Within you Without you is definitely the worst track on Sgt. Pepper." I like it more than "When I'm Sixty-Four" and "With a Little Help from My Friends" honestly.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jeff: Man, it's the 60s... It was an experimentation just like many of the Beatles songs. Maybe, it's not their BEST song, but it's pretty close.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: When I'm Sixty-Four is amusing but it's indeed one of the worst on Sgt. Pepper.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I like a lot of the McCartney songs that Lennon called old people music (ex: Your mother should know, Maxwell's silver hammer). I Want You probably would have been in my top 5 beatles songs if it was a tad shorter but it's still at least top 15.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	Like I said, the only post-Help! stuff I don't like is some Ringo, and "Birthday" Can we at least agree that "Birthday" is probably one of the shittiest songs ever?
jefflebowski 03.17.14	for me i want you doesn't even come close to coming close to stuff like day in the life, eleanor rigby, and your bird can sing, you never give me your money, strawberry fields etc.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	birthday isn't even the shittiest song on the white album
Ryus 03.17.14	lol white album has a lot of shit
Onirium 03.17.14	Yes we're going to a party party Yes we're going to a party party Yes we're going to a party party I would like you to dance (Birthday) Take a cha-cha-cha-chance (Birthday) I would like you to dance (Birthday) Dance
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@ArsMoriendi Can't do it.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"day in the life, eleanor rigby, and your bird can sing, you never give me your money, strawberry fields" None of those would probably make my top 20 Beatles songs except "Strawberry Fields" lol. I might make one of those tomorrow...
Onirium 03.17.14	Yeah, it's one of the shittiest songs ever.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Revolution 9 is the worst beatles song.
Onirium 03.17.14	A Day in the Life is THE BEST BEATLES SONG EVER.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	how could day in the life possibly not be in your top 20
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"birthday isn't even the shittiest song on the white album" Yes it is, its a contender for worst song of the entire 1960s as well.
Onirium 03.17.14	@scott: Well, don't forget Don't Pass Me By.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'Revolution 9 is the worst beatles song.' seconded. if mccartney had done it and not lennon everyone'd hate it
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	A Day in the Life is one of their best.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"Revolution 9" is cool as hell and "Don't Pass Me By" is decent. One of Ringo's better ones.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski Who likes Revolution 9?
jefflebowski 03.17.14	wild honey pie is the shittiest song on the white album, closely followed by bungalow bill and piggies
Onirium 03.17.14	No, Revolution 9 is an interesting song.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"Who likes Revolution 9?" Me. It reminds me of some awesome 60s Zappa songs too. Though Zappa does the whole sound collage thing better I will admit.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	assuming you don't count rev 9 as a song seeing as it's just lennon pissing around with tape loops for 8 and a half interminable fucking minutes
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: I LOVE "Wild Honey Pie". Duuuude that song is fantastic.
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: I like it too. Have you ever listened to their unreleased song Carnival of Light? It's similar to Revolution 9.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	....what
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	To me Rev 9 is a failed experiment. I was thinking of lowering the White album's ranking because of the amount of bad songs it has, but it also has a ton of excellent beatles songs so I couldn't.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jeff: You're not really open-minded, aren't you?
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"Have you ever listened to their unreleased song Carnival of Light" "their unreleased song Carnival of Light" "their unreleased song" "unreleased"
jefflebowski 03.17.14	it has some of their best stuff but is a lil' overrated in the beatles canon
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: You seem to hate on a lot of their experimental stuff. I thrive on that man.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'@jeff: You're not really open-minded, aren't you?' not a very nice thing to say...is this because i disagree with you?
Onirium 03.17.14	It's unreleased but it's on YouTube...
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'@jefflebowski: You seem to hate on a lot of their experimental stuff. I thrive on that man.' each to their own! but yeah, i don't think it was their strong point
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: That's what makes it so magical...
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@jefflebowski: No, it's because you seem to hate more Beatles songs than you like.
Onirium 03.17.14	@jeff: It was a joke, man. I'm not serious.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	@ars absolute tosh...especially seeing as i'm the only one who seems to enjoy the first few beatles albums. i just don't care for their more experimental stuff (with exceptions) - i'm sorry about that but there's nothing me or my ears can do about it
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Wild Honey Pie is okay The beatles named the white album songs horribly Honey Pie, Wild honey Pie Revolution 1, Revolution 9 They were running out of ideas.
Onirium 03.17.14	I think their strenght was really those experimentations they were making... Not their pop songs
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: I agree, even though some of the poppy ones are great like "I Will."
Onirium 03.17.14	@Ars: Yeah, some of their poppy songs are true classics I agree, but what charachterized them is their will to experiment with music and styles.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski I really enjoy Beatles for Sale and A Hard Day's Night
jefflebowski 03.17.14	i really enjoy every beatles album, there's not a single LP without at least 2 classics on
Onirium 03.17.14	Did you notice that we're saying the same thing over and over since like 30 minutes?
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I think the only main Beatles album that is average is their first one, but even then it has some great songs. Let's all agree that For No One is the most underrated song of all time.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	'Did you notice that we're saying the same thing over and over since like 30 minutes?' - welcome to sputnikmusic.com
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: Certainly.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@Onirium There is a lot of ground to cover when talking about the Beatles.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	and yeah, for no-one is a gorgeous song, good lyrics too
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	So guys: "Tomorrow Never Knows" came out in 1966 before psychedelia was even heard of. That's something amazing isn't it? Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix didn't even release an album until 67.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Its a perfect song.
Onirium 03.17.14	Yeah, the Beatles were there before everything.
Onirium 03.17.14	What is your favorite cover of a Beatles song? Mine is Joe Cocker's version of With A Little Help From My Friends.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	The Beatles were truly ahead of their time. Helter Skelter = the beginning of metal.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Got to Get you into my life from the Sgt. Pepper film is really good.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	the jeff beck version of she's a woman slays. also elliott smith doing because and the black keys doing she said she said
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	"She's a Woman" is hands down the best pre-Help! Beatles song in my opinion.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	"black keys doing she said she said" That one's really good too.
Onirium 03.17.14	I'll Follow the Sun is my favorite from pre-Help! Beatles.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Mine's probably Baby's in Black.
ArsMoriendi 03.17.14	@Onirium: "I'll Follow the Sun" is really good because it sounds like it could fit on Rubber Soul. It it was re-recorded with higher production, maybe even Revolver or The White Album.
Onirium 03.17.14	"The Beatles were originally supposed to voice the vultures in The Jungle Book." Woah. Disturbing.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Beatles For Sale and Sgt. Pepper is on the same level IMO.
Onirium 03.17.14	"Two Beatles were kicked out of Germany for burning condoms!" Woah. Funny. But disturbing.
jefflebowski 03.17.14	rubber soul would be in my top 3 beatles if not for the reprehensible douchesong that is run for your life
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	"Two Beatles were kicked out of Germany for burning condoms!" Where are you getting these factoids? I didn't read any of this in my beatle book.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	I like run for your life.
Onirium 03.17.14	http://www.omg-facts.com/lists/318/17-Shocking-Facts-About-The-Beatles/1
jefflebowski 03.17.14	run for your life has horrible misogynistic lyrics as well, which isn't usually a problem for me but it's so out of character for the album. plus the rest of it is just a bit half arsed
Onirium 03.17.14	Anyway, good night. Nice sputin'
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Good Night, Onirium
jefflebowski 03.17.14	likewise. good beatles debates are always welcome
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	@jefflebowski true. But I still like it because its so out of character and weird compared to the rest of the album plus the music is good.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	those omg facts are indeed omg worthy.
808muzik 03.17.14	sgt. pepper at 7. that's gutsy
avonbarksdale221 03.17.14	Pepper is probs the most overrated album in history tbh. Sweet list, can't really go wrong with The Beatles. Nice to see some MMT love, my third fave. Would've had Revolver higher though, its rightful place is alternating with Abbey Road for the number 1 spot.
scottpilgrim10 03.17.14	Yeah Sgt. Pepper is the worst album of their late 60's discography with only 2 amazing songs (Not Counting Yellow Submarine). Revolver would have been higher if it weren't for Doctor Robert and Yellow Submarine being bad.