I would rank very differently, but I understand your opinion :) Although I do agree with your top two, most of my different opinions are with the earlier ones (I may put Revolver slightly above RS, but I'd tie them).
Great video, first person i found. Who's favorite album is also rubber soul. The only problem i have is the placement of drive my car in the uk realese and the cutting of nowhere man and if i needed someone in the us
I can’t rank them because my ranking switches all the time, but I would put rubber soul, sgt pepper, revolver, abbey road, and white album in my top 5 in no particular order.
You did a really good job of sharing your view, and expressed yourself very well, and I (mostly) agree with your order. Revolver would be my Number One; Rubber Soul 2nd, and Sgt Pepper/Abby Road tied for 3rd. 😎
Ya did good with ending on Rubber Soul ... You didn't mention Nowhere Man and the 45 between Rubber Soul and Revolver - Rain, that are underrated songs, along with Hey Bulldog the only real gem off of Yellow Submarine. Magical Mystery tour is not a real album but an EP for the movie that Capital beefed up with 3 great 45's of that time ... maybe to make up for how they (Capital Records) butchered all the previous albums ... making it difficult to experience their musical development through their albums. - Nice job - Matt
Hard Day's Night, With and Please Please Me at the top for me. I think White, Submarine, Let It Be, Mystery Tour and Papper at the bottom with the others in between.
Oohhdde as a hardcore Beatles fan i feel sinned by putting Revolver at 2. Peppers at 5. And shitting on Maxwell. What do you have against my beliefs:(.
How I rank them: 1. The White Album 2. Revolver 3. Rubber Soul 4. Let It Be 5. Abbey Road 6. Sgt. Pepper’s 7. Magical Mystery Tour 8. Please Please Me 9. Help 10. A Hard Day’s Night 11. With the Beatles 12. Beatles for Sale
Maybe controversial but 1. Revolver 2. Rubber soul 3. Magical Mystery Tour 4. Abbey Road 5. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts club band 6. The white album 7. Help! 8. Let it be 9. A hard days night 10. With the beatles 11. Please please me 12. Yellow submarine 13. Beatles for sale
Like you, my four favourite Beatles albums are the White Album, Abbey Road, Rubber Soul and Revolver. I could change the order on any given day. Next are Sgt. Pepper's, Magical Mystery Tour and Let It Be -- all great albums, just not to me on the level as the top four. All of their remaining albums are great, but have at least two or three noticeably weaker songs, so I don't put them at the level of my top seven.
It gets too hard to rank honestly but my favorite and I think, the greatest album of all time is The White Album 🔥Abbey Road and Revolver and Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper make the Top 5
“Beatles For Sale” … a skip in the record? It's easy to put “Beatles for Sale” routinely as the second worst album … It was certainly a marked departure from the upbeat tone that had characterized the Beatles' previous work. And yes it is so that every ones taste is different. Yet, a little context here wouldn't hurt. The band was exhausted after a series of world tours that had established them as a worldwide phenomenon in 1964. And speaking of exhaustion, the songs for “A Hard Days Night” album (which it was) were going to be all 14 tracks written by them during their French and American tours … so they could do the movie. In this time period they also did 4 American covers, two in March and two in June. Now, they are going back into the studio two months after finishing “A Hard Day's Night” to make “Beatles For Sale.” Yikes!! They got to be feeling pretty bankrupt. With their backs to the wall, The Beatles tapped into their Hamburg and Liverpool repertoires to complete “Beatles For Sale. 6 of the 14 tracks were covers. Yes, John is dark on No Reply, I'm A Loser, Baby's In Black and I Don't Want To Spoil The Party. With “No Reply,” John's recorded voice is a dramatic and intense melody line. With “I'm A Loser,” John is certainly a good rhymer. His alternating up and down melody on the verses becomes a bit much after a while. Like always, his chorus line with Paul harmonizing above and the rolling bass below, is a blow away WOW! By the time of making album #4, “Beatles for Sale,” the Beatles had a lot of nice songs to pick from, on a 45 minute 11-12 songs performance tour. It is interesting to note that after Baby's In Black recording (August 11, 1964, the first one for the Album), every Beatles tour from Christmas of 1964 up until their last world tour in the summer of 1966, had Baby's in Black on the list of songs to perform. Don't ask why, cause I don't really know. But John and Paul did a nice job with the melody and harmony. Paul up on top during the chorus is like he does in I'll Get You ...”I've imagined I'm In love with you” puts me in heaven, while John sounds like “I'm So Tired” yet to be recorded 4 years later. “I Don't Want To Spoil The Party” is a nice folk rocker with a nice lead by George, and Ringo on the bottom during the chorus beating out a low syncopation beat. “I'll follow The Sun” is a melancholy beautiful tune by Paul. It's what Paul does best over and over again. Don't forget “I Will” to be 4 years later. On the bright side, I wonder how many times John did that opening on “Mr Moon Light” until he got it to his satisfaction? “Eight Day's A Week;” I'm biased here. This song was the hand clapping hook that brought my attention to them. “Every Little Thing” is a light rocker that can hold you all the way through. Look “What You're Doing;” again, Paul has a great full melody sound with that voice that rises … to the occasion! It's not for sure if the piano is Paul or George Martin. But it is simple enough to be Paul's at that time of his piano skills and reminiscent enough of “Good Day Sunshine,” yet to be two years later. The 45 recorded at that time was I Feel Fine / She's A Woman. A double A 45. The EMI listing of songs released the album on December 4, 1964. This is how amazing these guys are ... up against the wall … Is this album a skip in the record? A little short on original material, but not a skip. - Matt
!. I seriously disagree with your ranking. 2. That cat is irrelevant, distracting and annoying. 3. I can barely understand your voice. Prob from carrying excess weight and/or from snoring every night. 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back
Amazing knowledge of the Beatles for someone who sounds quite young
wow I’m impressed by this list
Absolutely love Rubber Soul!
I would rank very differently, but I understand your opinion :)
Although I do agree with your top two, most of my different opinions are with the earlier ones (I may put Revolver slightly above RS, but I'd tie them).
I was gonna tie them too
Rubber Soul is absolutely Genius.
Great video, first person i found. Who's favorite album is also rubber soul. The only problem i have is the placement of drive my car in the uk realese and the cutting of nowhere man and if i needed someone in the us
My top 5 favorites are
5. Let it Be
4. Rubber Soul
3. Revolver
2. The White Album
1. Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
I love this! Keep the great work coming!
I have seen one of the best Beatles rankings ever keep up the amazing work!
Thank you so much!
Also who is your favorite Beatle?
@@benkeyser9396 I would Have to say probably John for his songwriting, but as a person probably Paul. I dunno I might make a vid on it.
Cool I would probably have to say ringo adding a sort of innocent characteristic to the band
@@benkeyser9396 found my long lost sibling hahaha
Good video
When I was younger Revolver was my favorite but as I get older I find Abbey Road capturing my interest more
That's actually what kinda happened on RYM too lol
Revolver was the 3rd highest rated album on there around 2012
"Ringo has a song, even if it's not very good"
Did you just say that "What goes on" isn't very good?!
I can’t rank them because my ranking switches all the time, but I would put rubber soul, sgt pepper, revolver, abbey road, and white album in my top 5 in no particular order.
You did a really good job of sharing your view, and expressed yourself very well, and I (mostly) agree with your order. Revolver would be my Number One; Rubber Soul 2nd, and Sgt Pepper/Abby Road tied for 3rd. 😎
Great video 😁
I usually just say Pepper is my favorite but honestly Rubber Soul - Abbey Road (and the American MMT) are all the bees knees
Ya did good with ending on Rubber Soul ... You didn't mention Nowhere Man and the 45 between Rubber Soul and Revolver - Rain, that are underrated songs, along with Hey Bulldog the only real gem off of Yellow Submarine. Magical Mystery tour is not a real album but an EP for the movie that Capital beefed up with 3 great 45's of that time ... maybe to make up for how they (Capital Records) butchered all the previous albums ... making it difficult to experience their musical development through their albums. - Nice job - Matt
Hard Day's Night, With and Please Please Me at the top for me. I think White, Submarine, Let It Be, Mystery Tour and Papper at the bottom with the others in between.
Yeah I WISH pls pls me & AHDN could be higher,I love them👍
Oohhdde as a hardcore Beatles fan i feel sinned by putting Revolver at 2. Peppers at 5. And shitting on Maxwell. What do you have against my beliefs:(.
I agree with your ranking
I also really enjoy the “Bad” songs in With the Beatles ,nothing of their songs is bad, none of your videos are bad
well done! mine is
1. Revolver
2. Abbey Road
3. Rubber Soul
4. Sgt Pepper
5. Magical Mystery Tour
How I rank them:
1. The White Album
2. Revolver
3. Rubber Soul
4. Let It Be
5. Abbey Road
6. Sgt. Pepper’s
7. Magical Mystery Tour
8. Please Please Me
9. Help
10. A Hard Day’s Night
11. With the Beatles
12. Beatles for Sale
That’s cool, it looks exactly like my list from about a year ago
Rubber Soul definitely deserves #1 love ALL the choices though 9:38
Maybe controversial but
1. Revolver
2. Rubber soul
3. Magical Mystery Tour
4. Abbey Road
5. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts club band
6. The white album
7. Help!
8. Let it be
9. A hard days night
10. With the beatles
11. Please please me
12. Yellow submarine
13. Beatles for sale
Like you, my four favourite Beatles albums are the White Album, Abbey Road, Rubber Soul and Revolver. I could change the order on any given day. Next are Sgt. Pepper's, Magical Mystery Tour and Let It Be -- all great albums, just not to me on the level as the top four. All of their remaining albums are great, but have at least two or three noticeably weaker songs, so I don't put them at the level of my top seven.
Including *that* clip of Maxwell's Silver Hammer and saying it brings Abbey Road from not just #1, but to #3 is slanderous.
It gets too hard to rank honestly but my favorite and I think, the greatest album of all time is The White Album 🔥Abbey Road and Revolver and Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper make the Top 5
If George Martin was the producer for Let It Be, things would have been better
Love it although I always think that rubber soul a bit overrated and revolver a bit underrated.btw.don't be silly,there no such a maxwell fan
“Beatles For Sale” … a skip in the record?
It's easy to put “Beatles for Sale” routinely as the second worst album … It was certainly a marked departure from the upbeat tone that had characterized the Beatles' previous work. And yes it is so that every ones taste is different. Yet, a little context here wouldn't hurt.
The band was exhausted after a series of world tours that had established them as a worldwide phenomenon in 1964. And speaking of exhaustion, the songs for “A Hard Days Night” album (which it was) were going to be all 14 tracks written by them during their French and American tours … so they could do the movie. In this time period they also did 4 American covers, two in March and two in June. Now, they are going back into the studio two months after finishing “A Hard Day's Night” to make “Beatles For Sale.” Yikes!! They got to be feeling pretty bankrupt.
With their backs to the wall, The Beatles tapped into their Hamburg and Liverpool repertoires to complete “Beatles For Sale. 6 of the 14 tracks were covers.
Yes, John is dark on No Reply, I'm A Loser, Baby's In Black and I Don't Want To Spoil The Party. With “No Reply,” John's recorded voice is a dramatic and intense melody line. With “I'm A Loser,” John is certainly a good rhymer. His alternating up and down melody on the verses becomes a bit much after a while. Like always, his chorus line with Paul harmonizing above and the rolling bass below, is a blow away WOW!
By the time of making album #4, “Beatles for Sale,” the Beatles had a lot of nice songs to pick from, on a 45 minute 11-12 songs performance tour. It is interesting to note that after Baby's In Black recording (August 11, 1964, the first one for the Album), every Beatles tour from Christmas of 1964 up until their last world tour in the summer of 1966, had Baby's in Black on the list of songs to perform. Don't ask why, cause I don't really know. But John and Paul did a nice job with the melody and harmony. Paul up on top during the chorus is like he does in I'll Get You ...”I've imagined I'm In love with you” puts me in heaven, while John sounds like “I'm So Tired” yet to be recorded 4 years later. “I Don't Want To Spoil The Party” is a nice folk rocker with a nice lead by George, and Ringo on the bottom during the chorus beating out a low syncopation beat. “I'll follow The Sun” is a melancholy beautiful tune by Paul. It's what Paul does best over and over again. Don't forget “I Will” to be 4 years later.
On the bright side, I wonder how many times John did that opening on “Mr Moon Light” until he got it to his satisfaction? “Eight Day's A Week;” I'm biased here. This song was the hand clapping hook that brought my attention to them. “Every Little Thing” is a light rocker that can hold you all the way through. Look “What You're Doing;” again, Paul has a great full melody sound with that voice that rises … to the occasion! It's not for sure if the piano is Paul or George Martin. But it is simple enough to be Paul's at that time of his piano skills and reminiscent enough of “Good Day Sunshine,” yet to be two years later.
The 45 recorded at that time was I Feel Fine / She's A Woman. A double A 45.
The EMI listing of songs released the album on December 4, 1964.
This is how amazing these guys are ... up against the wall … Is this album a skip in the record? A little short on original material, but not a skip. - Matt
Maxwell's silver hammer is a great song how dare you hate it
Because it isn't about food. It's in her voice
My Top 3 Is:
3.Abbey Road
2.Sgt. Peppers
1. Magical Mystery Tour.
If you haven't ranked that sloppily-produced album "Let It Be" as the worst Beatles' album, you haven't a clue. LISTEN before you start making lists!
The actual songs are what I care about, the production just bums me out rather than making me hate the album
!. I seriously disagree with your ranking. 2. That cat is irrelevant, distracting and annoying. 3. I can barely understand your voice. Prob from carrying excess weight and/or from snoring every night. 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back
Hey you knob lay of the kid
The cat should not be a critique since it doesn’t affect the rankings it’s just there for atmosphere lmao, chill out dude.