A Day In The Life was one of the few compositions that was really John and Paul. John wrote the bulk of it, but Paul wrote the middle part that starts with "woke up, fell out if bed". Technically, it was actually two different songs that they blended into one. Brilliant song. Arguably their most brilliant song.

The Abbey road medley is one of the most beautiful compositions in music history 👍

Revolver is my favourite Album of all Time

I grew up in a "typical" dysfunctional family situation in the '60's and '70's, with a lot of dark things happening all the time, and I have to say that discovering the music of the Beatles was one of the bright spots that helped carry me through all of that. I'm 61 now, and still love their music--never grew tired of it. My sister feels the same way. Thanks for the video!

Let It Be was the last Beatles album to be released, but Abbey Road was actually the last to be recorded, so technically it's their last work, yeah?

17:33 you're a great person man, I wish more people could understand this.

Beatles albums, rather than being ranked from bottom to top, should be ranked side to side. That's how good they all are.

Sgt. Peppers has become our annual "decorate the tree while eating Pepperidge Farm cookies" Christmas tradition. It somehow works as a Christmas album!

Pete, I wish everyone had your approach and philosophy of how to handle this situation we find ourselves in at present. Great words of positivity!👍

I’m a second generation Beatles fan.. proud to say my kids are a 3rd and it’s most likely to keep going long after I’m gone..Thank You Pete

Always bringing people together and spreading positivity, even in these crazy times. Keep putting out awesome content Pete :)

You're awesome Pete. We need people like you in these tough times. Thanks for being around. Btw, top 3 for me: 1. Abbey Road 2. Revolver 3. Sgt Pepper

It tells something about the greatness and catchiness of Beatles' songs when Pete's singing more than ever 🙂👍

A Hard day's night movie changed my life when I was 12 years old. In my house there were all kinds of music, from father's folk music to brother's Metallica and Sepultura, but Beatles made me start a music journey to 60's and 70's. When I was young, so much younger than today I adored the early Beatles. During the years on the University I became a huge fan of their 1965-1970 phase, after an almost religious experience with Tomorrow never knows . My favourite albums now are Revolver and Abbey Road, it's a tie. I'm a huge Beatles fan, I can never get tired of their music.

"Breakfast with The Beatles" I'm honestly surprised that was never used as an album title.

Very heartfelt bit for Pete “It’s Getting Better”

That particular listing as put a wide smile on my face, we all love The Beatles don’t we?

We were blessed with these men, And they will carry us through good and bad times for generations to come. #Rubbersoul

My parents introduced me to Rubber Soul when I was 4, and to this day I absolutely love that album

I loved your message today. Great human being. Dont ever change. Greetings from Barcelona. Warm hugs from Spain.

Thanks Pete for your encouraging words about these trying times, it’s a good time for all of us to pull together.

My favorites are Revolver and The White Album.

The Beatles were actually my first love. They were the earliest music I remember as a really young kid in the mid 70s. As the 70s closed and the 80s began my attention was drawn to Punk and Metal and of course it got more extreme from there. During the 80s when I was heavily into Thrash and getting into Death Metal, The Beatles were the furthest thing from my mind. I think because I always associated them with my childhood I immaturely thought of them as basic, irrelevant, and old. That literally changed in the early 90s after I graduated from high school. There was a brief period back then when I was directionless and unemployed and I rediscovered The Beatles by going through a box of old stuff and finding my dad’s old cassette dubs from his albums, which we’d literally lost in a fire at the beginning of my senior year. All of a sudden, those tapes were precious. This is way before they started reissuing vinyl albums and being unemployed I didn’t have the cash to go out and buy the cds. When I started listening to those cassettes I was in love all over again. I can honestly say I’ve been a Beatles fan nearly my entire life even if there was a brief time in my teen years I really didn’t appreciate them as much.

Lemmy from Motorhead called their music joyous which I feel is a perfect description.

Pete, you earned my respect by noting that Rubber Soul was their first serious album. Not to diminish the early work but Rubber Soul elevated them to legendary status. No other band has captured our imaginations and stretched the sonic boundaries like the Beatles.

In my humble opinion Revolver is a masterpiece, overall I agree with you

Always found it amazing that all of these albums came out within 7 years, they crammed an entire varied experimental genre bending world dominating, journeyed musical career into less that a Decade, those who say they’re overrated have no idea what they’re talking about.. ps love the videos Pete keep up the good work 🤘

Fool on the Hill is one of my favorite songs!

I've always thought Let It Be is underrated. It's raw and rockin. It's in my top 5

The Stones make you feel crazy and the Beatles make you feel good, every day or every season of the year. I'm embarrassed that I've discovered their music a little bit late, but now I'm hearing them every single day of my life. Thank you for your ranking!

Pete,I've only discovered your reviews pretty recently but I've enjoyed ,and found informative,just about all of them.This Beatles one has been my favourite.Your appreciation of the band,your comments about the times we all at present are living through and your attitude to them have made my day better.You,my friend,are one of life's good guys and I will back you up too.We always need ,and I think we will always need,The Beatles.Thanks and take care.

Thanks Pete!!!! This was so uplifting and encouraging. I needed to hear this, this morning. I was feeling like "I'm Down". Now I'm feeling "It's getting better".

For myself, My list of favorite Beatles albums would change from time to time. I've always kind of separated their music into 3 different eras. The early and touring years 1962-65 Experimental studio years 1966-68 Final back to the roots years 68-70 So, depending on my own mood depends on what my favorite. But, as you mentioned the different albums, the more I wanted to jump into those albums right away. As always, great list and great subject. Thanks, Pete

Great job on this one, Pete. I agree about the Beatles being able to give us a lift!

Pete-Thank you for your great videos! I particularly enjoy your “Ranking the Albums” series. Regardless where you rank my favorites, I appreciate your thoughts and insights into why you rank each album as you do. Your love and enthusiasm for music clearly comes through in your videos and you have inspired to me to revisit artists that I have overlooked like Wishbone Ashe, Rush, UFO, King Crimson and so many others. Please keep up the good work!

Pete, I went back and watched this again today. Over a year ago. Really great. Loved your advice. You're a good person. Thanks. Thanks for a great channel and great content!

Unlike almost any other band, there are multiple great songs on every single album they released. The best part, is that they evolved and experimented throughout their career and still put out stellar album after stellar album.

When I was a kid I had almost all the Beatles records before I had anything by anyone else. I love the music and I love the vibe. Later on I thought I would never listen to another Beatles song I heard them so much. But I gave it a break and one of best bands came back into my heart. I love the Beatles. You are right the power of music is liberating and frees the soul. Today as we feel the world is burning maybe a little Blackbird or In my Life reminds us that humanity will return and to not close our hearts too much to the world around us. It will be a glorious day when we can embrace each other again. Thanks Pete for the break in the Heavy that is going on in the world these day.

i really apreciate what you're doing pete. comforting people through these difficult times is what we all should be doing and i think a lot of people could learn a lot from you. i enjoy your videos a hell lot, but i also respect you as a person a lot. thanks!

Your videos are definitely something to look forward to at this difficult time. Thank you.

Solid list, Pete. I enjoyed your take on such a listing, which with the Beatles (no pun intended) is never an easy feat. Mine is slightly different: 1 A Hard Days Night 2 Rubber Soul 3 Revolver 4 The Beatles 5 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 6 Abbey Road 7 Magical Mystery Tour 8 Let It Be 9 Help! 10 Please, Please Me 11 With the Beatles 12 Beatles for Sale

Beatles vs Stones is kinda like the Ginger vs Mary Ann thing. I can go either or on any given day for any given mood. And sometimes, why not both. Stay well and if this can't pick you up, go listen to some Zappa and laugh.

Love the channel, Pete! Love the deep digging and under-the-radar shares!

I also wanted to say I love this channel for how much fun it is to go through the music. All the bands that you have been ranking their albums have been very enjoyable. Thanks for keeping those going and I will need to check out your comic book channel.

Love it, i love the beatles! I would like an elton jonh ranking albums video now. Love your vids!

My Fav before I see what Pete has to say: Revolver

What you were saying towards the end there Pete is exactly what's happening in the U.K.too. We're all in this together. Really appreciate the content you're putting up and some of the recent videos have been excellent. I can confirm that the Beatles just get better with age; from the early songs of joy to the thoughtful and mature masterpieces of their later years. It will always be the Beatles, then everyone else.

YAAAY I've been waiting for this episode thank you!

All 4 my fave band in their own way: Led, Rush, Beatles, ELO. Fave era of the Beatles: Rubber Soul through Let it Be('65-'70). First Beatles experience: in the 70's listening to Pepper on 8-track tape. No fave Beatles album, too many great one's to choose a fave.

I like all of them, but as I've gotten older I find the first 2 albums get the most play. I like the raw, live sound of 4 kids rocking out.

hi Pete ... good one 👍🏻 ... thanks for doing extra stuff ... hopefully it will help all of us to get through these times ... 🤟🏻✌🏻🤞🏻

Thank you Pete for your program. I enjoy it all the time. May you and your family also be safe! Thanks!

My favorite stat about the Beatles is when they broke up they were all still in there 20s that's incredible

The greatest band -- musically, sociologically, culturally. Period, the end.

Great stuff Pete and a great reminder to remain positive and consider others. We’ll all get through this thing together and come out stronger, more appreciate, more rested (hopefully) and more compassionate. Keep pumping out the great content and positive vibes man

Keep up the great work Pete. It's such a nice diversion from the news of today. Your opinions are fun to listen to and bring back great memories! Thanks!

As always, great ranking. I always tell people my favorite Beatles album is Sgt Peppers, and my fav album of all time is Abbey Road. Thanks for your sobering comments at the end too

That’s funny I also didn’t get into the Beatle’s until my 30’s and I am 51.

Thanks for this, Pete. Your usual impeccable musical judgment to the fore and a reminder that there is such a thing as music for all time - and it has the power to heal and console even in the time we’re going through. Much love, and keep the faith.

We love you too Pete! What a great idea to talk about The Beatles and P. M and The Wings these days. Just the type of music one needs to cheer up. They have always helped me in the past along with Jethro Tull. Thank you so much for this and your positive outlook in these difficult times. Cheers!

In driving around LA, I actually found the real "Blue Jay Way" that George Harrison wrote the song about. I don't know what house it was on that street, but it was up in the hills, so I could imagine it at night, foggy and being kind of spooky.

you're right the Beatles were those kind of people who want you to feel good.

Wow. That's all I can say wow. Been a subscriber for a few years and probably have seen every video you've posted. This is one of the best. Not only for the group review, one of musics best, but your thoughtful and poignant words at the end. Deep respect Mr. Pardo.

Love all of your videos. I never comment. But this time, really loved your inspirational speech. Great job dude!

I teared up watching this video and thinking about that Golden Slumbers medley. Time to put on some Beatles.

The Beatles are the most progressive rock band of all time. They went from LOVE ME DO to TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS in less than 4 years!

Pete I'm 51 and never bought a beatles album and never heard any of their albums before. I have heard their radio playlist which is alot of songs. Watching your rating got me thinking I own so many bands entire catalog alot of bands. So after watching this I bought the beatles studio albums 13 of them. And they are fantastic. How did they not ever make a subpar album or even a stinker song? Brilliant material. I never got into them cause I always thought its not my style. Its too poppy or whatever. But great music is great music. I wasn't sure after I got all 13 where to start so I just listened to them in order of their release. I listened to each 5 times to get a good feel for each album before moving onto the next. Thanks again Pete for what you do. Gotta go gonna listen to the beatles straight thru again. Take care.

Today is my daughters birthday....march 22. Born in 1988........a great tribute for her.blackbird is our song......thank you pete......rick.

I can't go to work, I'm separated from family and I'm stuck at home - Hey Pete, how about doing a list of "Feel Good" songs?

The great Beatles ranked by one of the greatest human souls I've ever met, you can believe me. Thank you Peter. My list: 13. Yellow Submarine (soundtrack) 7/10 12. Please please me 8.5/10 11. With the Beatles 9/10 10. For sale 9/10 9. Help 9/10 8. Magical mistery tour 9.5/10 7. Let it be 9.5/10 6. Rubber soul 9.5/10 5. White album 9.5/10 4. A hard day's night 10/10 3. Revolver 10/10 2. Sgt. Pepper's 10/10 1. Abbey Road 11/10

Love your album ranking videos man! I usually listen to the top 3 all the way through on each video! Love it, rock on.

Good message sir! Music is some of the best medicine we have. Please keep posting - we need it brother!

Abbey Road is the best album of all time!!!

Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see......

Six months on. The happy mood of your videos is as important as ever. Keep up the good work!

I'm glad you talked about this vid in your livestream, because I did not get a notification for this one. I've gotten notifications for everything else, as far as I can tell. Weird - especially considering that The Beatles are my NUMBER ONE favorite band OAT.

Although I love a lot of today's music, it isn't uncommon for a band to go 5 years between albums now. The Beatles did what they did, had their impact on the world and music, in these 7 incredible years of their discography. They changed everything.

Here’s my ranking from my favorite band of all time (I don’t think there’s a single bad album): 13. Yellow Submarine (again, not a bad album by any means, however half of it are Beatles songs, and the other half is the George Martin film score.) 12. With The Beatles (this is another solid album, but it’s always been my least favorite early Beatles album.) 11. Please Please Me (underrated debut album that’s really strong.) 10. Beatles For Sale (even more underrated content, but I listen to this album quite a bit.) 9. A Hard Day’s Night (such a great improvement from their first two. Also, great movie.) 8. Help! (always has been my favorite early Beatles album, great movie as well.) 7. Let It Be (I know a lot of people would say this album was disappointing, however I really like it a lot.) 6. Rubber Soul (really, in my opinion, where they got interesting. Such a great album.) 5. Magical Mystery Tour (such a great album with many favorites of mine.) 4. Revolver (literally a masterpiece from start to finish, not a bad song on here.) 3. The White Album (one of my favorite, if not, my favorite double album of all time, it goes by fast for me because it’s such a classic.) 2. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (the very first album I have ever listened to, and has stuck with me ever since.) 1. Abbey Road (my favorite album of all time, it absolutely never gets old for me.)

Complete lockdown over here (norway). Thank you for bringing some light, Pete!

Thanks Pete for all your videos and commentaries. Great stuff ! Hats off to all the essential services workers.

I am happy you picked Abbey Road. Second side is best ever

1: rubber soul 2: Abby road 3: Sgt Pepper 4: Magical Mystery Tour 5: Please Please Me

Thank you very much for being there for all of us

Thank you for all your great videos Pete :-) Whether or not I agree with your rankings, I always enjoy watching!

The Beatles recorded more albums in one decade then Michael Jackson, my hero, did in nearly half a century! This fact is doubly incredible when you consider the immense quality of their output. Not a bad apple in the bunch. (Revolver is my personal favorite, and in general I prefer the later, more rock n roll records.)

"With" is massively underrated. Punk Beatles.

Pete, you are an awesome dude and I love the channel! Thank for everything! Im on Long Island sharing in the insanity and it would be cool to meet up with you and head bang one of these days!

This is the one I've been wating for! My FAVORITE of all time!

My favorite Beatles era is from the very beginning of their experiments with psychedelia with Rubber Soul and Revolver, through the height of their psych/boroque pop period: Magical Mystery Tour.

Revolver is, imo, the greatest album ever made.

SAME BRO! i'm nearly 20 and recently found out how legendary they were, i mean they still legends

One of your best shows Pete for many reasons. The Beatles rock, and your list was spot on.

Would love to hear an XTC Ranking speaking of The Beatles being that they would seem to have been highly influenced by them. Cheers.

Personal Ranking: Revolver Sgt. Pepper Abbey Road A Hard Day’s Night The White Album Rubber Soul Please Please Me Help! Beatles For Sale Magical Mystery Tour Let It Be With the Beatles Yellow Submarine

Thanks for this, Pete. Lord knows we needed it. Say safe. Andy from across the pond.

Great video as always!! Take care Pete. Greetings from Chile

I can't rate these albums in any order, but I will say that the "mop top" Beatles are my favorite era. Talk about "good time music!" The early Beatles are very John dominate, as far as how many vocal tracks he sung leads on, and is my favorite era for him as a singer and front man. His vocals had the young man's angst and defiance to it. There is no question who was the leader of the band, at this point.This band is impossible to pigeonhole, because they changed so often and and invented so many different sounds that no one ever had heard before. Beatles music is just Beatles music. They were as incomparable as any entity that this earth has ever seen. Or ever will. The Fab Four came in like a comet and exploded into a starburst whose still burning embers continue to shine just as brightly as the years roll on and people, of all ages, continue to discover their music and fall under it's hypnotic and intoxicating spell...

In my younger day I preferred the newer stuff (Back in the USSR, etc.). Now I prefer the older work, but it's all great.

Wow!! Thank you so much for ranking the Beatles albums!!🎤🎸🎵🥁

Watched this for the first time two years later. Really touching segment having to do with COVID. Lovely, lovely video... Brought tears to my eyes.