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2.21pm
5 November 2011
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Yeah, I don't remember what song I meant, I think it was I Want To Tell You, but I don't know why I would mix those up.
3.49pm
19 September 2010
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Easy mistake to make, really. Both Harrison songs, both good. Don't worry.
11.32pm
24 November 2011
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It's changing from time to time, but at the moment I absolutely adore "And Your Bird Can Sing" and "She Said She Said". Ask me in one week, and maybe my answer will be "Here, There And Everywhere". 
Or "Yellow Submarine" … no, that will never happen.
8.23am
3 May 2012
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Same here, I never used to like ''Here, There And Everywhere'' all that much and now I love it!!
3.35pm
24 July 2012
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Ok mine has changed oh yeah and same here 
14) Yellow Submarine
13) Good Day Sunshine
12) I Want To Tell You
11) Doctor Robert
10) Got To Get You Into My Life
9) Love You To
8) Taxman
7) I'm Only Sleeping
6) She Said She Said
5) Here, There, And Everywhere
4) And Your Bird Can Sing
3) For No One
2) Tomorrow Never Knows
1) Elanor Rigby
BUT……………………………………………………………………………………………If you add the singles it looks like this
16 Yellow Submarine
15 Good Day Sunshine
14 I Want To Tell You
13 Doctor Robert
12 Got To Get You Into My Life
11 Love You To
10 Taxman
9 Im Only Sleeping
8 Paperback Writer
7 She Said She Said
6 And Your Bird Can Sing
5 Here, There, And Everywhere
4 For No One
3 Tomorrow Never Knows
2 Elanor Rigby
1 Rain
4.27pm
8 August 2012
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Tough one, but I think I've got to go with Tomorrow Never Knows. Its like they transformed LSD/or drugs in general into a song.
12.13pm
13 August 2012
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1. Tomorrow Never Knows
2. She Said She Said
2. Here, There And Everywhere
2. Love You To
5. I'm Only Sleeping
6. Got To Get You Into My Life
7. For No One
8. Eleanor Rigby
9. Taxman
10. Good Day Sunshine
11. And Your Bird Can Sing
12. Doctor Robert
13. I Want To Tell You
14. Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine is the only track I skip when I'm listening to Revolver -- I really enjoy the rest of the tunes. 
-- if Rain and Paperback Writer were to be included, Rain would split the number one spot with TNK and Paperback Writer would overtake Good Day Sunshine.
5.15am
22 April 2011
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Either Taxman or Got to Get You Into My Life.
7.20am
14 November 2010
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I like And Your Bird Can Sing the best. I love the harmonies whenver they sing "MEEEEEEEEE" and also the guitar of course.
But Tomorrow Never Knows comes in at a close second. I just melt into it whenver I hear it.
7.48am
12 March 2010
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Tomorrow never knows is their most progressive song ever and easily not just my favourite Revolver track but my favourite Beatles track overall.
The others are all great.
John's groundbreaking godfather of Brit-Pop tracks I'm only sleeping, She said, she said
his fun songs Dr. Robert and And your bird can sing,
Paul's incredibly matured song writing with Eleanor Rigby, For no one, Here, there and everywhere,
his fun songs Yellow submarine, Good day sunshine, Got to get you into my life
George opening the album with Taxman, the fantastic Love you to
I want to tell you being the only let down for me.
The sounds on this album, especially the guitars, are so fresh, even today.
First album with real bass sound, as well.
Vocals are also great all over the album.
Did I mention the guitar sounds already?
Just amazing.
Just too bad we don't have a proper stereo mix to fully enjoy this masterpiece.
9.24am
15 August 2012
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It's a tie between Taxman, Doctor Robert, and Eleanor Rigby.
10.42pm
4 September 2009
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Mine would have to be Taxman. Up until 9 years old, everything I heard was pretty much the early Beatles stuff. Show & Tell at school (4th grade) someone put on Revolver and I was blown away! Everything on Revolver is excellent, but since I can recall where I was and what I was doing the first time I heard it, yeah it's gotta be Taxman.
11.35pm
1 December 2009
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I'm embarrassed to say how many Beatles songs I first heard, not in full, but in snippets of the "Stars on 45" medley in 1981! "Taxman" and many other Revolver classics among them. Yeesh…at least I knew the original "Yellow Submarine" since the age of 5.
8.50am
18 September 2012
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'She Said She Said.' When I first it, I was blown away. At the time, I was already a Beatles fan, but hadn't yet checked out Revolver. When I finally got around to listening to the album, I couldn't believe I hadn't yet heard the best of the Beatles. Each new song by them I listened to was like discovering new treasures of gold.
As a side note, Revolver IMO was the album where the Beatles made the greatest musical leap from their previous album (in this case, Rubber Soul). If there's one album where you can see the sharp division between their early and late periods, Revolver is it.
12.19pm
20 January 2012
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Over the past 5 years or so, Tomorrow Never Knows has become my favorite Revolver song and quite possibly my favorite Beatles song…and Revolver has generally nudged into my favorite Beatles album slot.
Honorable mention to I'm Only Sleeping, She Said She Said, Eleanor Rigby, And Your Bird Can Sing. And everything else minus Yellow Submarine.
3.22pm
14 April 2010
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If I was forced to pick a favorite, it would be "Tomorrow Never Knows". Both the album and Anthology versions rock my world.
Revolver is my favorite album. To me, there are only gems from top to bottom.
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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3.48pm
24 August 2012
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Hm. For No One is one of my top three songs of theirs overall, but Tomorrow Never Knows is just one of those songs that really grabs me. Revolver is definitely one of my favorites, although Got to Get You Into My Life and I Want to Tell You blend together in my mind sometimes.
4.21pm
14 April 2010
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annab93 said
Hm. For No One is one of my top three songs of theirs overall, but Tomorrow Never Knows is just one of those songs that really grabs me. Revolver is definitely one of my favorites, although Got to Get You Into My Life and I Want to Tell You blend together in my mind sometimes.
Same here.
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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10.35am
16 September 2012
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For no one
It just gives me a spacial feeling.
4.25pm
14 April 2010
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Johnny said
For no oneIt just gives me a spacial feeling.
John Lennon liked it too. In the article Joe wrote about this song, John is quoted as saying it is one of his favorite McCartney compositions.
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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