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2. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
5. Lovely Rita
7. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite
8. When I'm Sixty Four
10. With A Little Help From My Friends
12.Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
(way beyond overrated
)
13. Getting Better
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- With A Little Help From My Friends -- My most played track on the album
- Within You Without You -- Really unique and experimental
- A Day In The Life -- One of the best songs lyrically.
- Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds -- A nice psychadelic song all around
- Sgt Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band -- Gave the album it's theme.
- Getting Better -- I appreciate Lennon's honesty at least
- She's Leaving Home -- Good chorus
- Fixing A Hole
- Good Morning Good Morning
- Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite
- Sgt Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) -- Good closer, but derivative of course.
- Lovely Rita -- Kinda generic.
- When I'm Sixty Four -- Not bad. Just the least interesting track.
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Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (i don't care I love this track and always will)
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
Getting Better (absolutely love John's "it can't get no worse")
Good Morning Good Morning (the chicken clucking that turns into the guitar on the Sgt. Pepper 's reprise is awesome)
With A Little Help From My Friends
Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
When I'm Sixty Four (quaint and sweet, but not my favorite on the album)
“She wasn't doing a thing that I could see, except standing there leaning on the balcony railing, holding the universe together.” - J.D. Salinger
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1. Sgt Peppers lonely hearts club band.( a masterpiece with great instrumentals - 10/10)
2. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (one of my favourite Beatles songs, very psychedelic, which I love - 10/10)
3. With A Little Help From My Friends .(We all kno the Beatles wrote it then gave it away, but they managed to beat the original - 9.2/10)
4. Within You Without You (great song, with an amazing Indian feel to it. One of my favourite George songs - 9/10
5. Good Morning( great, the way it repeats at the end and slowly becomes guten morgen is brilliant - 8.9/10)
6. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite . (Nice song with a sort of classical feel to it - 8.8/10)
7. Sgt Peppers lonely hearts club band (reprise)(I love this song and like the whole way it brings an end to the album, despite A Day In The Life coming after it - 8.8/10)
8. A Day In The Life (this song is truly a master piece, enough said - 8.5/10)
9. She's Leaving Home (a sort of slow song that tackles a more real problem - 8.2/10)
10. Getting Better (Great song, love the way John interjects - 7.8/10)
11. When I'm 64(a joyful little song but is very simple - 7.4/10)
12. Lovely Rita (despite it being near the bottom of this list, it's still a nice song. It sorta brings back some of the elements of their early songs- 7/10)
13. Fixing A Hole (compared to the rest of the album, this song is a little underwhelming - 6/10)
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gembo555, you missed out 'Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite .
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Shit, I'll change it, haud on
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- A Day In The Life - My favourite Beatles song. I love everything about it (except for the Run-Out Groove), especially Lennon's parts.
- With A Little Help From My Friends - One of my favourite songs with Ringo on lead vocals.
- Getting Better
- Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band - A great way to open the album. I like the crowd noises and the orchestra.
- Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite
- She's Leaving Home - Love the story it's telling.
- Fixing A Hole
- Good Morning Good Morning
- Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
- When I'm Sixty-Four
- Within You Without You - A cool and interesting song. It's sad I had to put it this low.
- Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - I loved it when I was younger, but I've heard it too many times now. I think it is a little annoying. I like the lyrics in the verses though.
- Lovely Rita - I never liked it. It always irritates me.
This was not easy. I will probably change my mind a lot.
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1. "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds "
2. "A Day In The Life "
3. "With A Little Help From My Friends "
4. "Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Heart's Club Band"
5. "When I'm 64"
That's my top 5
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1. A Day In The Life - It seems like an obvious choice, but this is the Beatles at their most creative, most unified, and most progressive. There's nothing else like it in music.
2. Within You Without You . Best lyrics of the album. Solidifies George's craftsmanship and Pepper as a masterpiece.
3. Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band- the best Beatles opener for an album imo.
4. She's Leaving Home - fantastic harmony with that Greek chorus by John.
5. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - Classic organ phrase by Paul really makes this song what it is. John's lyrics are fantastical and surreal.
6. Fixing A Hole - Harpsichord underneath guitar licks with great precision. Fantastic track.
7. With A Little Help From My Friends - Ringo's greatest vocal.
8. When I'm Sixty-Four . Lovely- clarinets and melody. One of Paul's best on the album.
9. Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite- Great piece of modern music by John. Kalaedescopic.
10. Good Morning Good Morning - one of the best guitar solos in the Beatles discography.
11. Getting Better - truly experimental track. Indian and Western pop instrumentation.
12. Lovely Rita - great piano
13. The Reprise- fantastic intro to A Day In The Life . A great rocker on its own. Too short to rank above any other of these marvelous tracks.
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13. Within You Without You
(the only track I don't like)
12. A Day In The Life
11. She's Leaving Home
10. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
9. When I'm Sixty-Four
8. Sgt Pepper
's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
7. With A Little Help From My Friends
6. Sgt Pepper
's Lonely Hearts Club Band
5. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
4. Good Morning Good Morning
3. Lovely Rita
2. Getting Better
1. Fixing A Hole
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Ranked favorite to least favorite-
With A Little Help From My Friends
Mr. Kite
When I'm 64
Good Morning, Good Morning
Sgt Pepper (reprise)
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(1 is my favourite, 13 is my least favourite.)
1. Within You Without You
(This song has grown on me a lot.)
2. Lovely Rita
(Used to be my #1)
3. Sgt Pepper
Reprise (Groovy and really a rocking song.)
4. Fixing A Hole
(Used to be my #2.)
5. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (The reprise is better.)
6. Getting Better
(Great song.)
7. When I'm Sixty-Four
(Paul's 'granny shit'.)
8. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite (Eh, the middle part is good.)
9. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
(If I was tripping, it'd probably be higher.)
10. Good Morning Good Morning
(Great alarm clock song.)
11. With A Little Help From My Friends
(Ringo. The song ain't going any higher.)
12. A Day In The Life
(I have no idea why everyone is infatuated with this song. It's not that good.)
13. She's Leaving Home
(BORING.)
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12. A Day In The Life (I have no idea why everyone is infatuated with this song. It's not that good.)
I completely agree!
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SgtPeppersBulldog and Evangeline said
I agree with She's Leaving Home being the worst song on the album. I still think it is a good song, but an experiment by Paul that was not quite up to par with his others.
Inspired by a story in the Daily Mail about a teenage runaway, She's Leaving Home was described by George Martin as "not, strictly speaking, a Beatles song at all," and "pure McCartney, from start to finish".
The Beatles Bible.
It was scored by Mike Leander, a freelance producer and arranger, because George Martin was unavailable at the short notice demanded by McCartney.
- The Beatles Bible
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13. When I'm Sixty-Four - I actually like this song, especially the backing vocals but I needed a track on the bottom and this is it.
12. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) - I like the reprise as it closes the "concept" of Sgt Pepper and it's a good song that doesn't go to long as well.
11. Lovely Rita - I like this song, even though it's silly but I still enjoy it.
10. She's Leaving Home - I like both Paul and John's vocals on this song and the lyrics are very well written.
9. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - Much like Magical Mystery Tour this song works well as an intro to the album but this is a much better song and I love the guitar work on this song.
8. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite - Fun imaginative track and I do feel like I am at the circus when I listen to it.
7. With A Little Help From My Friends - Maybe the best Ringo song as a Beatle. It is the perfect vehicle for him.
6. Within You Without You - I love the music and lyrics for this song. George had more than come into his own by this point.
5. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - Very psychedelic and very imaginative lyrics but I am a little sick of this song now but when I am in the mood I do really enjoy it.
4. Getting Better - The chorus to this song is the highlight for me. The opening chords kind of remind me of She's A Woman , which isn't a bad thing.
3. Fixing A Hole - I used to not think much of this song but over the years it has really started to grow on me. I like the chorus especially.
2. Good Morning, Good Morning - I don't think many people like this song, especially John but I like it. I love Ringo's drumming, the guitar work, and the ending with all of the animal noises.
1. A Day In The Life - This song is a masterpiece. I love everything about this song. The lyrics, the backwards orchestra, and the end note. This song has a lot going for it and I yet to get sick of it.
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13. Lovely Rita - the only song I dislike. I love the opening but the rest is filler.
12. Good Morning Good Morning - Love the guitar solo but would have been better as a shorter bonus track.
11. When I'm Sixty Four - Brilliant: witty, well arranged and melodic.
10. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite ! - Love the fairground thing.
9. Within You Without You - Great orchestra/sitar combo
8. Fixing A Hole - This one has grown on me a lot. Great guitar solo.
7. Sgt Pepper (reprise)
6. Sgt Pepper
5. She's Leaving Home - Seems like Ticket To Ride mixed with Eleanor Rigby .
4. Getting Better - Perfect pop.
3. With A Little Help - Just a great singalong.
2. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - love the psychedelia
1. A Day In The Life - the perfect finale
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13. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (I can't stand this song. No idea why.)
12. Lovely Rita (it's alright, I think parts of it are fantastic)
11. Reprise (Nice way to close the concept, as others said)
10. Good Morning Good Morning (fantastic opening, the verses are meh to me)
9. When I'm Sixty-Four (second best of Paul's "granny shit," only losing to Honey Pie which I love.)
8. Fixing A Hole (extremely underrated track, very good lyrics)
7. Getting Better (Fantastic song all around)
6. She's Leaving Home (great story and great song.)
5. Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band (it's a classic, great instrumentation)
4. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (masterpiece)
3. With A Little Help From My Friends (Great RINGO vocals)
2. Within You Without You (top 15 Beatles songs, the lyrics are the best they ever were.)
1. A Day In The Life (sends shivers up and down my spine. The best song of ALL TIME.)
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Sgt Pepper is my favourite Beatles album so it's incredibly difficult to rank. I love every song!
My list:
13. When I'm Sixty-Four - Love the song but it comes last since i'm not the biggest fan of Paul's 'granny shit' songs. Miles better then Honey Pie for me though (that's one of my least favourite Beatles tracks).
12. Sgt Pepper Reprise - Great little rocker and it ties into the concept aspect of the album brilliantly. I love the way how it falls into the mother of all songs...
11. Lovely Rita - I hate to have to put this song so low since I absolutely love it. It's one of the best songs on the album to singalong to.
10. Good Morning Good Morning - Again I love this song, however it used to be my least favourite at point. It took me a while to appreciate how great it is. It received one of the best treatments on the remix.
9. Sgt Pepper - Brilliant intro to the album, the only reason why it's this low is because it's been played so much.
8. Fixing A Hole - As people have rightly pointed out this is a very underrated song and a McCartney gem.
7. Getting Better - Early on this used to be one of my favourites from the album. I guess i've probably heard it too much. I love the 'I used to be cruel' section.
6. She's Leaving Home - A truly beautiful, beautiful song. Again this song sounds superb on the remix.
5. With A Little Help From My Friends - The best Ringo song of the Beatles catalogue. Again would probably be higher if it wasn't so overplayed.
4. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite ! - I don't understand why some fans dislike this song. For me it's John at his creative and witty best. It took me a while to appreciate it fully but now I love everything about it.
3. Within You Without You - Up there with George's best Beatles songs. It has the most philosophical lyrics of the whole album and the instrumental section is truly stunning.
2. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - For me Sgt Pepper is an album about taking the listener on a journey. This song is a perfect example of this as the listener is effectively taken down a rabbit hole into a world of psychedlic fantasy. It's easily one of John's best songs.
1. A Day In The Life - The best song on the album, the best Beatles song in general and my favourite song of all time. This song changed music forever. Is it one of the greatest pieces of music ever written? Quite possibly...
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3. Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Heart's Club Band
4. With A Little Help From My Friends
5. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
7. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
11. Lovely Rita
13. Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Heart's Club Band (reprise)
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I can't believe i haven't done this yet:
Genre:
Baroque Pop
This is definitely the worst song on this album and is up there with Good Night , Wild Honey Pie , and Her Majesty when it comes to The Beatles worst songs.
Genre:
Eastern Music
George has written some great songs, While My Guitar Gently Weeps is a great example of this, but as with Love You To , i don't like it when he goes full sitar, George should stick to guitar.
11. With A Little Help From My Friends
Genre:
Pop Rock
Typically Ringo songs are sub par, this is no exception although Paul did some great bass work here on his Rickenbacker which is definitely the best part about the song.
10. When I'm 64
Genre:
Music Hall
Not a bad song but definitely not my cup of tea.
9. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
Genre:
Psychedelic Rock
I like this one, whether it be Paul's organ, John's vocals, George's Fender, or Paul's excellent Lowery organ part, did i mention that great organ part by Paul and the lyrics are beautiful.
8. Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite
Genre:
Psychedelic Carnival Music
If you want a song to play at your amusement park, then if it weren't copyrighted i'd recommend playing this one.
Genre:
Rock
This rocker is sure to make your day, it's getting better all the time when this song is on.
6. Lovely Rita
Genre:
Pop Rock
The only love song on the album and an interesting one too about Paul falling in love with a traffic warden after she gives him a ticket and you got to love those kazoo sounds that was made with a comb and toilet paper from the EMI restroom, i'm falling in love with this song just thinking about it.
5. Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
Genre:
Rock
The most rock song on this album, this song really gives a punch in a way that no other can. Unlike most other songs that contain various overdubs to obtain it's great sound, this song only contains John and George on guitar, Paul on bass, Ringo on drums, and all 4 Beatles singing, which i like.
4. Good Morning, Good Morning
Genre:
Psychedelic Rock
An underrated song this is but a classic nonetheless, mixing Fender guitars, bass, drums, tambourine, and a brass section in just the right way that it'll make you smile.
3. Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Genre:
Psychedelic Rock
I say we ask the question what's the most important thing about an album, that it has a great powerful high energy opener of course and this does just that with it's rocking attitude, this song is the start to a masterpiece and even has a French horn break before switching from the verse to the chorus.
Genre:
Psychedelic Rock
Nothing quite like a laid back song with a harpsichord and overdriven electric guitars, especially when we're talking The Beatles, this song is among the best when it comes to The Beatles and few can top it.
Honorable Mentions:
Genre:
Psychedelic Rock
What a lovely powerful song that tells a great story, this song is epic, the song is very meaningful and it never gets old, this is the most popular song on the album and it deserves it because this is the best of all, The Beatles saved the best for last this time and they knew what they were doing when they recorded this masterpiece.
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