Just going to put this out here, these are my opinions and I did this for fun! I do not expect many people to agree with my rankings, and when making this I went based off what I found myself listening and enjoying more often this year. This always changes and it's hard to have a set list given the importance of all these albums. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion! Also the video did get inverted which is why the albums may look different (that just happens when you record on an iPhone), I will be looking into fixing that for my next video!

Hey Bulldog is an incredibly underrated song from the Yellow Submarine album!!

Revolver is my favourite Beatles album because it has everything I want from them. "Taxman" starts the album very well and I'm glad George gets the opening track. "Eleanor Rigby" is so emotional and well-written and it shows how skilled Paul is as a writer. "I'm Only Sleeping" is again, rather emotional and well-written and also shows how skilled John is as a writer. "Love To You" is very psychedelic and has great Indian instrumentation. "Here, There, and Everywhere" has fantastic lyrics, amazing vocals from Paul, and great harmonies. "Yellow Submarine" has some cool sound effects and I dig Ringo's vocals on this one. "She Said She Said" has the band sounding great and the song progresses very well. "Good Day Sunshine" is rather up-beat and has really nice keyboard solo somewhere in the middle of the song. "And Your Bird Can Sing" has a really good dual-guitar melody from George and Paul, and the song is catchy as hell. "For No One" is another emotional and well-written song from Paul and I don't understand why this song isn't talked about as much as "Eleanor Rigby". "Doctor Robert" also has the band sounding great and the drug references in the lyrics are cool as well. "I Want To Tell You" is another catchy song and it's my favourite George song this album. "Got To Get You Into My Life" has great R&B influenced horns and this song is actually about marijuana instead of a woman. And finally, "Tomorrow Never Knows" is trippy as hell and the reversed guitar on this song is so damn psychedelic and cool.

Great ranking. I agree with you, putting Rubber Soul so highly and a Hard Day's Night suggests that you're a John aficionado like me. it's good to see a Beatles ranking that doesn't follow the usual pattern of 1. Abbey Road and 2 Revolver for a change.

I'm 73 so , probably like your grandparents, beatlemania in my dna.... I was so happy when the White album came out and the guys were back to playing guitar. there was a drive in movie theatre across street from my house, snuck in to watch ' hard days' more than twice , even thou rattlesnakes had large dens within half a mile. My fave Beatles. 1. revolver , White album, Abby road. minor interesting fact, George had the best tune on both the White Al & Abby rd. , clear to me - not a bad resume.

Hi, Ella- I'm just a few minutes into this video, and I'm really enjoying it. I've never seen you before, but luckily y'all just showed up in my reccomends. I'll share some random thoughts while I watch. I've loved the Beatles since was very young, and took up bass and guitar when I was 13. My best friend and bandmate would spend hours listening and learning how to play our instruments. I fell nadly in love with Paul's bass playing, and most of my favourites are those albums where he really shines on bass. •Rubber Soul• is the album that goes deepest in my heart. It creates a beautiful atmosphere that is unique among Beatle records. I can't think of a single song on that record that i don't like. I even like the Ringo song! Oops, sorry, I should say I dearly love Ringo for his absolute genius drumming and his personality, both of which elevated the band and completed them. Can you imagine Peter Best being their drummer throughout their career? Shudder. "I'm Looking Through You", "You Won't See Me" (awesome bass part), "The Word", "Nowhere Man" ... John & Paul were really hitting their stride and George was really good too. Anyway, Rubber Soul would have the number one spot all to itself if it weren't for... •Revolver• so they share it. I'd say it lives a little bit more in my head than in my heart, but I love it deeply. "Here, There, And Everywhere" is my favourite song by them and probably by anyone, but there are many Beatles songs that are at about the same place or close in my estimation. "Eleanor Rigby" is a song I seem to love more every time I hear it. The double string quartet is so dramatic and goes beautifully with the unflinching lyrics. This has already become somewhat long-winded, so I won't bore you to tears with my take the whole lot. I'll address the 1967 situation then be on my way. •Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band• Is awesome, monumental, breathtaking, groundbreaking, and, like, totally psychedelic, man. I love it, but I love it's underappreciated stepsister, •Magical Mystery Tour• better. All the songs came from the same sessions that produced "Sgt. Pepper". Tons of bass wizardry from Paul. Thank you, I liked hearing your thoughts and opinions. You obviously have great affection for the band's work. I like that you aren't afraid to diverge from the conventional rankings these albums get, and that you are so respectful and pleasant about it. Good show.

Smart call making Rubber Soul number 1. The trio of "Girl", "I'm Looking Through You" and "In My Life" tips the scales. Overall, John's best album. Revolver is my number 2, and probably overall Paul's best album. The "A Hard Day's Night" album should get more love. My two favorite songs of theirs are "She's Leaving Home" and "If I Fell". In the case of the latter song, they were so young that I don't think they realized they's just written a standard, like "Pennies from Heaven" or something similar, and they probably played it a little too fast when they recorded it. I really like the version from the movie "Across the Universe". Good to see younger people liking Beatle music, it is what it is, it's more for relaxing as opposed to dancing in a club.

A Hard Day's Night was the first rock and roll album that I owned (I got it when it was brand new), and it's still my favorite Beatles album. And it's the only one where John and Paul wrote all the songs.

Such a unique cool ranking, love how much support you give to the earlier albums (I have a soft spot for them too). Help is probs my favorite followed by a Hard Day's Night, the White Album, Magical Mystery Tour and Abbey Road :)

This is one of those topics that no one can agree on and the order can continually change over time. And unfortunately, when it comes to the Beatles, some people get really upset if your opinion differs from theirs. I agree with you about Sgt.Pepper. It used to be higher on my list but not recently. Mostly because the second side seems a little weak to me. It would have been much better if they had kept Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever on the album instead of releasing them as singles. I'd swap them with Lovely Rita and Good Morning. I wan't much of a fan of Revolver until the last few years. Now it tops my list. Whenever I see the cover of A Hard Day's Night I always immediately see that first picture of Paul where he looks like a Simpson's character. It would be great to share your collection, maybe as a series of lists with a comment on a few albums here and there. You have a lot of creative design possibilities.

My top 5 Beatles albums are as follows: 5) *Help!* (To me, their most accomplished "Beatlemania" album, straight-forward poppy love songs) 4) *Revolver* (This is one is actually stealing a bit of Sgt Pepper's thunder these days, happy people are rediscovering it) 3) *Abbey Road* (The closest thing I think they have to a timeless sounding record, and one of the many reasons 1969 was the greatest year in pop) 2) *Past Masters Volume Two* (yes, it's all their non-album singles from 1966 to 1970 in order of release, but it has perfect flow) 1) *The White Album* (The opposite of perfect flow, but it's hugely eclectic and bursting with creativity)

Good list! 1. Abbey Road (1969) 2. The Beatles (1968) 3. Magical Mystery Tour (1967) 4. Revolver (1966) 5. Let it Be (1970) 6. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) 7. A Hard Day’s Night (1964) 8. Rubber Soul (1965) 9. Help! (1965) 10. Please Please Me (1963) 11. With the Beatles (1964) 12. Beatles for Sale (1964) 13. Yellow Submarine (1969)

I often change favorite album, because of listening too much you get tired of it. It happens that my first exposure to the Beatles was the movie A Hard Day's Night when I was a kid, and I got the album after that, so it's special for me, it's being my favorite for the time being, when I listen to it I remember my childhood, when I started to become a fan.

Hi there Elle !! Greetings from London UK 🇬🇧 Just to say that I have just discovered your channel and it is absolutely FAB !! 👌 So reassuring to know that there are so many young Beatle people like you around the world 🌎 Keep it up...All the best Fin xxx

I think it is everybody’s experience to change their Beatle rankings. But I think that is what is so great about them. They have so much variety that their music just kind of swings to your different moods and where you’re at in life at the time. Give yourself another year and you know your ranking will change again 🙂. Loved your video, that was very enjoyable. Watching a young person being so smart about their music and expressing such a heartfelt love for them is one of my favorite things. 🙂 And may I say that I really appreciate how much you like their earlier music. Most lean so much on the later stuff. When their earlier music is just as good. One thing that’s missing from your ranking are the singles that aren’t on the albums. Maybe that could be a separate video for you to do

I have owned "Rubber Soul" in every medium it was ever released, including 8 track and reel to reel. It is my favorite for sure. This was a great ranking video. And it probably won't take a year for the order to change again.

I must say I do not agree with your list. But, I do have to say you have to be the prettiest Beatles channel I have even seen.

Well done. Rubber Soul is in my opinion their joint best album with the White album. One representing perfect order and the other perfect chaos. Many people go for Revolver but it just doesn’t run as smoothly as Rubber Soul. Their true masterpiece.

It’s All Too Much is one of my favorite Beatle tracks

This is so difficult because they’re all so good. Revolver is probably my favorite but if you ask me tomorrow it might be Sgt. Peppers or a month from now it could be Please Please Me. Great video!

Happy birthday 😊. So great to see you back

Fascinating information. Thank you.

I think overall Revolver has always been my fav and the best album they did however their early stuff is great too!!

I agree with you on Yellow Submarine being my least favorite Beatles album, except I think the best song by far on that album is Hey Bulldog. I know it's all subjective, but you might wanna give that song a listen again. Also, I would highly suggest doing reactions to Led Zeppelin albums (where you actually video yourself playing the albums for the first time and giving immediate reactions on first listen). I would start with the album Led Zeppelin I and go in chronological order from there. I think you'll truly appreciate their genius. I subscribed. Peace

loving your work

I have an artist friend! He loves to work in the style of waxography and also draws portraits of all the members of the Beatles! He just paints portraits in an unusual way, takes a brush and dips it in ordinary water, so you won’t see anything on the canvas because the canvas is dark, but after sketching the water silhouette, he just takes it and sprinkles sand or flour on wet contours! Incredible masterpiece portraits are coming out! DENIS SAUNIN

Completely agreed. Rubber soul is my number 1 as well. Although I do enjoy listening to octopuses garden once in a while. Haha

11:37 Klaus Voormann created the album cover for Revolver! In Germany, when the Beatles were there for the first time, they met Klaus and Astrid. Stuart Sutcliffe fell in love and took Astrid away from Klaus. Klaus also played bass on some of John Lennon's albums!

I'm a big fan of the early Beatles as well!

Wow! All rare backwards copies! :P

Beatles albums from least favorite to most favorite IMO: 12. Yellow Submarine 11. Please Please Me 10. With the Beatles 9. Beatles for Sale 8. A Hard Day's Night 7. Help! 6. Magical Mystery Tour 5. Sgt. Pepper 4. White Album 3. Rubber Soul 2. Abbey Road 1. Revolver

You'll be changing which Beatles songs and albums you love more your entire lifetime. You've got many years to experience happiness, love, inspiration, rejection, disappointment, elation, depression, contentment, grief, indifference, fear, joy, gratitude, excitement, pain, and pleasure. It's all a wonderful journey. Enjoy it.

you and I literally have the same music taste and I hope you upload more videos

One way to breakdown favorite Beatles albums would be to pick one from the pre-Bob Dylan influence era ( which are very cute and pop-like styles) and pick one from the post- Dylan influence era (much more interesting for many) learning and analyzing that is a rock and roll history lesson ..... you will observe the difference that begins about the Rubber Soul lp...!

Hi again Ella. It was an absolute pleasure chatting with you today. I first discovered your channel in August and being that I'm a huge Beatles fan, you quickly earned my affection. As soon as you said you were more of a John fan, like myself, I became a subscriber. I'd like to take this opportunity to share a link with you to a YT channel I've been enjoying for the past several months. Andrew Milton, the host of Parlogram Auctions, seems to an expert with all things vinyl in the Beatles universe. He is clearly very knowledgeable and has not yet expressed a summary that I could disagree with. In short, his observations are very enlightening and I've learned a lot from him. I must point out, however, that I am not an avid vinyl collector. A fair amount of what he discusses is a bit overwhelming to me. My collection is between 200-250 records and a vast majority of it is all older material which I seriously doubt has any significant value. I believe the last time I purchased a vinyl was the Beatles Love LP was released back in 2006. And speaking about Love.... I failed to mention during the chat how much I thoroughly enjoy the remix of Revolution on Love. Being that the original was so heavily distorted, I was never able to properly identify John and George's guitar work. Now that both are separated, it sounds like a whole new song to me. I've always loved the original, but I find I'm loving the remix twice as much. All the same, the best overall track on Love is, imo, Strawberry Fields. It stands out above all the rest due to the way it was superbly mixed. I especially enjoy the end portion where the drums (one of Ringo's best momnts) hold it together while several bits and pieces from various songs intertwine with it. All of it courtesy of excellent craftsmanship from George Martin and his son, Giles. Soooo, in closing....I feel compelled to declare that I find you completely adorable. Not only do you have beautifully kind eyes and a heartwarming smile, you exhibit an admirable character and shine with a magnetic spirit. It's too bad I'm married and almost 100 years old. Hope you enjoy the link. Cheers and happy holidays, Tom kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oKumerWk28CzqHU.html

23:20 In 1986, a full-fledged Beatle album, A Hard Day's Night, was released for the first time in the USSR. The main feature of this disc was the translation of the album's title and all the songs into Russian. For some reason, the song When I Get Home was missing from the Soviet edition. A compilation album, A Taste of Honey, was also published, based on material from the first three albums of the Liverpool Four.

no videos anymore?😢

Just came across ur channel, great vid:) so good to come across young Beatles fans

My ranking: 1- White Album 2- Abbey Road 3- Revolver 4- Sgt Pepper 5- Rubber Soul 6- Magical Mystery Tour 7- Let It Be 8- Help 9- A Hard Day’s Night 10- Beatles For Sale 11- With the Beatles 12- Please Please Me

When John Lennon died I was 10 years old. My older brother at that time was watching TV on which there was a report about this event and tells me that John Lennon has died! I asked him who is this? He said that the musician of the Beatles! I did not attach any importance to this since I was very small and had no idea what the Beatles were, and even more so John Lennon! My acquaintance with the Beatles happened quite by accident, my classmate asked me to buy the Beatles album A hard days night in the Melodiya music store, which was released for the first time in our country of the USSR by the Melodiya company, since I live not far from this store, I bought this disc and gave it to a classmate! I began to ask him what kind of group? to which he answered me English group The Beatles and said that its founder was John Lennon! I began to remember that six years ago I had already heard the name John Lennon and remembered the reportage about the death of John Lennon 1980. I immediately decided to go to the Melodiya store and buy myself a vinyl disc A hard days night for familiarization! It happened in 1986! And from that time to the present, I have been a lover and connoisseur of the incredible phenomenon The Beatles. At the moment I have the entire collection and discography of the Beatles. Some of their songs I enjoy singing and performing on the guitar! Thanks to my classmate that in 1986 he asked me to buy him the disc A hard days night from which my fateful acquaintance with this great band took place!

I think, I have to take a stand for "Yellow Submarine".😃 Technically, perhaps it shouldn't be classified as a Beatles album, but as a soundtrack LP. Musically, it features four new songs at the time of release. Actually an EP. Two of these songs belong to the maybe 30-40 best Beatles tracks: "Hey Bulldog", a crazy rocker and Harrison's psychedelic masterpiece "It's all too much", in which the Beatles, once again, created a unique sound. Maybe the song is a bit too long. "Only a Northern song" is also so grotesque, that it still amazes when one hear it. Negative: Mr. Harrison whines a little too much... Then there's George Martin's film music, which in my opinion suits to the movie pretty well. As usual, this extraordinary aesthetic of the Abbey Road studios (then still EMI) is always present. How would I rank the record? No idea. I've never done that.

The song Radhe Shaam was recorded in 1968 with Indian musician Aashish Khan. In Birmingham, a man visiting his friend, 75-year-old journalist and TV presenter Suresh Joshi, on self-isolation, found a previously unreleased song Radhe Shaam featuring George Harrison and Ringo Starr in the attic of his house.

Thanks for the video! My list (from worst to best): Yellow Submarine (basically because it has few Beatles songs), Help!, With the Beatles, Past Masters I, Beatles for Sale, A Hard Day's Night, Paster Masters II, Magical Mystery Tour, Please Please Me, Let it Be, Revolver, Abbey Road, Rubber Soul, The Beatles, Sgt. Pepper's. But the lists change a lot, Abbey Road floats around, and a few others.

I love Beatles Live At The BBC - cant understand why all ignore it ! 🤡

awesome mono copy of with the beatles! great vid btw, it’s nice to see another person in their 20s who loves the beatles as much as i do :)

Both the Capitol albums and favorite solo albums are good ideas.....

Finally someone agrees with me for number 1 !!

Hi Ella, just a little tip, look into the camera when shooting your videos. Keep up the good work!

Hey Bulldog is fantastic. You might want to give that track another listen. ;-) I'm with you about Let It Be. I never liked it. Beatles 4 Sale . . . they were clearly tired and used too many covers. Wow, Pepper #10 and Revolver #9. ;-0 Yeah, I love the early stuff and the mid stuff, but . . .

I would recommend CD collecting. Vinyl is trendy, but CDs are superior in terms of sound quality. People will argue this point, but the simple fact is that vinyl is a flawed medium for music.

Yes please do a video on the American Beatles Capitol releases. I'm really interested knowing what you think. The first album my mother bought me as a kid was "BEATLES VI" Thank you for the video really enjoyed it.

19:13 Because ("Moonlight Sonata" by Beethoven backwards) times, so that the result is nine votes. In Spite of All the Danger is one of the first songs recorded by The Quarrymen. As a result, the disk ended up with John Low, who saved it for 23 years and in 1981 decided to sell it at auction. McCartney, however, bought the disc from Lowe and is a single copy in Paul McCartney's music collection. An unreleased Beatles song written by John Lennon can be heard on Ringo Starr's new album What's my name. For one of the tracks (Grow Old With Me) John wrote the lyrics, but he didn't manage to make a studio recording of the track because he was killed! A hard day night. In 1986, the disc was released in the Soviet Union by the Melodiya company under the name "Evening of a Hard Day". This version of the album omitted the song "When I Get Home" as the rights to re-release the full album were more expensive. Four Nights in Moscow 1996. Musical album - Nikolai Vyacheslavovich Rastorguev. (LUBE) Performs 21 songs by The Beatles. i feel fine George Harrison believed that Lennon borrowed the riff from Bobby Parker, in particular from his 1961 song "Watch Your Step", which the Beatles played frequently at their concerts in 1961 and 1962.

Hey. They didn't really have anything to do with the Yellow Submarine project. They just recorded some songs for it in between tracks for their 'real' albums. Thanks for the excellent video. And Beatle video is automatically excellent. Nice that Revolver rose up in the rankings. She Said is excellent. Your hair is shorter and you look a day older. I grew up with the US albums. That's why I like Beatles 65 way more than Beatles For Sale. I love the early stuff. I love playing the bass and singing Paul's parts whenever I get to jam with Beatles fans. The white album is my favorite album of all time by anybody ever. Even Back In The Bloody USSR. What's wrong with Paul's songs? I love playing the bass lines for Drive My Car and If I Needed Someone. Who cares. And you should check out my show I was telling you about some months ago. That's where to discover new stuff for your listening vices. Question: why do some folks have their video image reversed? Also, just a little thing: I was slightly unnerved by you staring at someone past my right shoulder. I kept looking but there wasn't anyone there. Look forward to your next stuff.

I appreciate that you have a very unique ranking. I agree that Sgt Peppers is very overrated. I think it's an album that you had to be there for when it was originally released to understand the impact, I'm quite a bit older than you, but even I am too young. I highly disagree with how low you have Revolver, however. So many great songs. My top two have never changed in over 20 years, that'd be The White Album and Abbey Road. The White Album for its variety. Yes, there are a few clunkers, but the best songs are among my favorite they ever recorded. And with Abbey Road, it's just a perfect swan song. There are amazing songs on every single album (even Yellow Submarine), so it's always going to be difficult to come to a consensus on the perfect ranking.

Hey great video, I think it would be dope if u make a ranking of pink floyd albums

You should get a proper UK copy of Rubber Soul. Your Capitol version takes a couple of tracks from Help and is missing the wonderful Nowhere Man and Drive My Car as well as Harrison's If I Needed Someone and the obligatory Ringo track, What Goes On.

13:20 The Beatles covered other people's songs in this album! Anna. boys. Chains. Baby It's You. A Taste of Honey. Twist and Shout. Komm, gib mir deine Hand" / "Sie liebt dich" (Russian Give me your hand/She loves you) is a single by The Beatles, released on March 5, 1964 in Germany and West Berlin. These are the German versions of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "She Loves You"

I signed up for you. You’re great! Good luck!

Help is always on the bad end of people’s list but IMO it’s one of the best

Funny, I watch a lot of these Beatles ranking videos and this is the most original one I have ever watched. Most end with Sgt Pepper, Abbey road so I really your ranking.

The Beatles are my favourite band and Abbey Road is my favourite Beatles album

You missed two albums. Live at the Hollywood Bowl and the Anthologies. These are official albums

Such an unusual ranking. Shows that everyone has their own favorites. However why was video mirrored? All the albums are flipped.

You have the CAPITOL Record Label version of Rubber Soul like most Americans like me always had and it sounds like a folk album mostly ..You need to get a true British version as well as the Revolver album probably is Capitol also, Get the true versions of both albums..

New subscriber greetings from FL: Wow, you don't like Hey Bulldog. When I was a kid in high school, buying the Yellow Submarine album was an after thought. However, it was in the days(way way way) before the internet. So I never heard most of these songs. Hearing Hey Bulldog, All too Much, All Together Now & Only a Northern Song was a real mind blower. Listening to something new (to me) by the Beatles in 1976 was a real treat.

Is it true that some songs of the Beatles, when listened to in the opposite direction, are completely different words ??? Are there any such songs? Or is it all fiction and they don't exist???

13 yellow submarine 12 with the beatles 11 beatles for sale 10 please please me 9 help 8 a hard days night 7 let it be 6 rubber soul 5 the white album 4 Magical mystery tour 3 revolver 2 abbey road 1 sgt pepper

I have to say that your bottom 3 (Yellow Submarine, Let it Be, Beatles for Sale) are so typically ranked in the bottom 3 that I thought you might have just copied and pasted the least controversial list you could find. Then you put Pepper and Revolver next. I have to hand it to you, while I couldn't agree with you less that took guts.

Try the band guided by voices l always think of them as Beatles lite Maybe the album Isolation drill would be a good start.....they have 36 albums Or try listening to a single off KZfaq maybe the song the best of Jill hives

Sorry to hear that Yellow Submarine is your least favorite, but ofc there has to be a last place in every race. Personally, I enjoy the song itself bcuz it features all four of the Beatles singing in unison. The blend of their voices sound special to me and makes me smile every time. While I know it's isn't everyone's cup of tea, I truly enjoy the orchestral soundtrack on Side B of this LP as well. As you may know, this album is not a true Beatles creation and they had virtually no involvement with the production, so the audio quality is subpar. I strongly recommend the 1999 reissue of the LP. It's 100% Beatles material and it includes an astounding remix of the songs that were featured in the movie. It is an absolute must for your collection. ps: love your channel--so much so--you can now count me as one of your newest subscribers. Cheers!

26:36 In the song Norwegian Wood I love SITAR! Actually a lyrical album! I wish you health and prosperity to your channel and interesting stories!

It's always an interesting debate but everything changes when the singles are put back onto the albums.

Cool video…Magical Mystery Tour is my personal favorite Beatles’ album. I think it’s the pinnacle of the band’s creativity as a group. Walrus, Fool on the Hill etc. are epic and the album flows perfectly. Great instrumentation (bass harmonica) I’ll be putting out my own Beatles’ top tier video sometime soon (Abbey Road didn’t make the cut). There will be 6 albums on it. Cheers mate.

1st - Revolver (UK original) The rest keeps varying from time to time

Why is the video backwards, we can’t read the album covers…

The Beatles collector no fail your good like.Yeah,Yeah,Yeah!!!!

It would have to be Sgt. Pepper because when I heard it.....it sounded like music from another world to me as a child.....there was nothing like it at the time. At least to me anyway...

hey bulldog from yellow submarine is a brilliant song agree about rubber soul

Let it Be was not completed by George Martin. It’s a troubled album

Yellow Submarine is always last but somehow always first

You can't "hate" any Beatles album but kudos to you for buying Beatles records, and Yellow Submarine was a soundtrack album. Phil Spector ruined Let it Be. They actually put him in prison because of that, or was it because he shot someone?

17:58 They perform 6 other people's songs!

So its known that the beatles were inspired by Frank Zappa's Freak out album. You should check it out. If The Beatles are mainstream, Zappa would be more underground. so, check out: Freak out and We're only in it for the money

Abbey Road and Sgt Peppers are my top 2 favourites

15:11 Act Naturally and Dizzy Miss Lizzie other people's songs!

Great video..s. Die had Beatles fan I disagree with your order but it was good

Rubber Soul is a great choice for number one. Abbey Road has always been number one for me.

also why are the covers backwards

MMT is great. Movie is too. With is very good. AR is of course classic. The Beatles is masterpiece. HDN is theirs first great album. RS -- I think a bit overrated but very well made.

14:09 15:06

Yellow Submarine isn't their worst movie! I can name two or maybe three wich are worse ;) Hey Bulldog is sheer genius

Abbey Road The Beatles Sgt.Peppers Revolver MMT Rubber Soul Let It Be Please Please Me Help! A Hard Day's Night With The Beatles Beatles For Sale Yellow Submarine

sorry, my friend, but the "please please me" album isn't all covers. its about half and half. and what makes "yellow submarine" such a disappointing album is side two. there's no beatle songs on side two. its only half a beatles' album. but "hey bulldog," "its all too much" and "all together now" are excellent songs. and the movie is just wonderful. i never heard anyone not liking that film. aside from yellow submarine, overall "beatles for sale" is their weakest album. but "i'm a loser," "eight days a week" and all the covers are top notch. the "white album" is THE best r&r album ever made. so there.

Best Beatles album? All of them 🤘

I didn’t see much of a change in your list at all. I think with Rubber Soul and Hard Day’s Night in the top two, I think these are obviously your forever favourites. Yellow Submarine remains at the bottom for obvious reasons. The only changes I’ve noticed were that With The Beatles, and Revolver are starting to grow on you a bit, that you prefer listening to The White Album over Abbey Road as you started to make more use of the White Album, and that you’re getting tired of Beatles For Sale. So virtually every album is down only one slot, which isn’t very much. Right now, with your name changed from Classic Rock Corner, and this being a do-over from a clip you’ve done as Classic Rock Corner, I would have to say that in my book, I would have to consider the original list that you’ve done as Classic Rock Corner as the official list for ranking the Beatles UK albums , and wait until you rank the U.S. and solo albums, because I would say that the U.K. is in my opinion already been done. And it’s been done by over a million other you tubers and sources - all of them different. So I think you should move on to the U.S. albums next, followed by the solo albums, and the try to find other bands you like that you can rank the discographies of.

My favorite Beatles album is Rubber Soul followed by Abbey Road. My least favorites? Sgt. Pepper's and The White Album. Just can't find the magic in either of those LPs although there are songs on both that I really like. Sgt. Pepper's has not aged well and remains forever locked into 1967. Beyond the triumph of George Martin and Geoff Emerick's production song for song it does not represent the Beatles at their best. Revolver is hit and miss for me but it really stalls out with the inclusion of the uber annoying Yellow Submarine. I cannot stand Good Day Sunshine either. Let It Be is a mediocre album as a whole but again it has a couple decent songs on it.

Amazing parody channel.

Great review but could you and your lovely eyes look at the camera when you're talking 😁

Yellow Submarine is their worst movie??? NOOOOOO!!!!!!

Sgt Pepper's number 10 and revolver 9🙁