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6.54pm
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27 November 2016
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Mine in order from 1 to 5:
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7.47pm
24 July 2016
Offline Really, you put Magical Mystery Tour 76′ at number 1, that’s just an album containing a double EP with it’s track order rearranged for side 1 and non-album singles for side 2, what’s so good about it that puts it at the top.
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8.01pm
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27 November 2016
Offline MMT: Great song
TFOTH: Good song
Flying : Pretty good song
BJW: Eh… not too bad.
YMSK: Great song
IATW: 2nd favourite song
HG: Great song
SFF: Impossible not to like
PL: Same as above
BYARM: Great song
AYNIL: Impossible not to like
Does that clear that up, @HMBeatlesfan?
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8.05pm
24 July 2016
Offline It answers and proves it case all in one.
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9.24pm
14 June 2016
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Mine from least to greatest
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9.30pm
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27 November 2016
Offline I thought Sgt. Pepper was put first! The white blended in with the background, and I was shocked that you’d stopped liking the White Album !
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9.40pm
14 June 2016
Offline @The Hole Got Fixed said
I thought Sgt. Pepper was put first! The white blended in with the background, and I was shocked that you’d stopped liking the White Album !
It’s in a spoiler now, so that shouldn’t be a problem.
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4.14pm
12 November 2015
Offline @William Shears Campbell
Just curious, why is Let It Be your least favorite? It’s in the bottom half of my list too, but there are definitely like 3 or 4 albums I would consider inferior to it.
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4.18pm
14 June 2016
Offline @limitlessundyinglove said
@William Shears CampbellJust curious, why is Let It Be your least favorite? It’s in the bottom half of my list too, but there are definitely like 3 or 4 albums I would consider inferior to it.
After listening to some Get Back bootlegs, I’ve started to fancy Specter’s mix less and less. It’s by no means a bad album, it’s just my least favorite. Ironically the Get Back era is one of my favorite era’s.
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4.21pm
12 November 2015
Offline @William Shears Campbell
Yeah, I agree that Spector’s mix is not the best. Sometimes, the bootlegs or Naked sound a LOT better to my ears. But alas, Let It Be does contain what I fell to be the greatest live Beatles performance I’ve ever heard: I’ve Got A Feeling . I just love that song so much.
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6.26am
26 January 2017
Offline I think there is a definite difference between your favourite and the best. IMO Abbey Road is the best, Sgt Pepper the most important, but Rubber Soul is by far my favourite. Rubber Soul is like having a big hug every time you hear it. The melodies, the harmonies, the instrumental work is brilliant. It has a couple of tracks I’m not so keen on (Run For Your Life , Drive My Car ) but only one outright bad song (What Goes On ).
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11.16am
10 March 2017
Offline I’m going to have to go with The Beatles mainly because it has more tracks than the others, although a couple of them are throwaways, another reason I picked this album is because it marks the return of John and George playing more guitar on the songs and it has Paul play guitar on 10 of the 30 songs.
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8.14am
19 January 2017
Offline Sgt. Pepper is my favourite simply because it provides the best album experience from start to finish. The only song i’m not keen on is When I’m Sixty-Four , but that’s not the say it’s terrible (In fact it’s probably my favourite McCartney ‘music hall’ tune). It also ends with A Day In The Life … so yeah enough said.
Revolver and the White Album are close seconds.
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1.53am
25 July 2015
Offline Revolver , then Please Please Me . My two fave albums.
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14 November 2017
Offline Revolver and Sgt Pepper . Love them both equally. Revolver is a great summer album, and Pepper is, well,THE masterpiece. I listen to the Beatles every day, and Sgt Pepper and Revolver are the 2 albums I listen to the most
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3.59pm
27 February 2017
Offline @Father McKenzie said
Revolver and Sgt Pepper . Love them both equally. Revolver is a great summer album, and Pepper is, well,THE masterpiece. I listen to the Beatles every day, and Sgt Pepper and Revolver are the 2 albums I listen to the most
These are also my favourites together with the White Album . I wonder though, what do you exactly mean by ‘Revolver is a great summer album’? Does the whole album have a warm and carefree sound to you, just like summer? Or something else?
I hope you don’t mind me asking, I’m just extremely intrigued by what other people think about Revolver ‘s overall atmosphere and ‘summer’ is a really new thought.
For me, Revolver has always sounded like floating through a tunnel like that:
Only that the tunnel’s surrounding is somewhat wobbly and really colourful… a bit like my avatar, perhaps, now that I think about it.
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5.31pm
14 November 2017
Offline Martha said
@Father McKenzie said
Revolver and Sgt Pepper . Love them both equally. Revolver is a great summer album, and Pepper is, well,THE masterpiece. I listen to the Beatles every day, and Sgt Pepper and Revolver are the 2 albums I listen to the mostThese are also my favourites together with the White Album . I wonder though, what do you exactly mean by ‘Revolver is a great summer album’? Does the whole album have a warm and carefree sound to you, just like summer? Or something else?
I hope you don’t mind me asking, I’m just extremely intrigued by what other people think about Revolver ‘s overall atmosphere and ‘summer’ is a really new thought.
For me, Revolver has always sounded like floating through a tunnel like that:
Only that the tunnel’s surrounding is somewhat wobbly and really colourful… a bit like my avatar, perhaps, now that I think about it.
Warm and carefree, yeah I’d go along with that. Songs like Here,There and Everywhere,Good Day Sunshine ,Got To Get You Into My Life , I’m Only Sleeping ….these songs just seem summery to me. I can imagine driving around on a hot summers day, and having Revolver playing. I don’t know,maybe that’s just me though. It’s a really chilled and laid back album, really easy to listen to,if that makes sense
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4.44pm
26 January 2017
Offline Father McKenzie said
Warm and carefree, yeah I’d go along with that. Songs like Here,There and Everywhere,Good Day Sunshine ,Got To Get You Into My Life , I’m Only Sleeping ….these songs just seem summery to me. I can imagine driving around on a hot summers day, and having Revolver playing. I don’t know,maybe that’s just me though. It’s a really chilled and laid back album, really easy to listen to,if that makes sense
Interesting. I got an LP copy of Revolver last Christmas and listened to it over and over so for me Revolver is totally wintry.
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I've sat there on the barstool and I've looked him in the face.
He seemed a little haggard, but it did not slow him down,
he was humming to the neon of the universal sound.
5.09pm
14 November 2017
Offline QuarryMan said
Interesting. I got an LP copy of Revolver last Christmas and listened to it over and over so for me Revolver is totally wintry.
I love that though,how we can listen to the same thing as fans,and get different things from the songs, different moods, different experiences, and how a certain track or album can make us think of something or someone in particular (for example, whenever I hear Norwegian Wood ,I think of my mum,as it’s her favourite Beatles song). It’s good for a forum though,as it gives different points of view, and makes for good debate
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5.18pm
2 April 2018
Offline The albums I tend to play the most are Revolver , Magical Mystery Tour and Abbey Road . All three are brilliant but its probably between Revolver and MMT for me, I think Revolver is their best but Magical Mystery was my first Beatles album, so maybe MMT, nah can’t decide 🙂
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