Abbey Road

I mean…Abbey Road? C’mon it’s like all famous and stuff. Don’t be difficult. It’s no Sergeant Pepper though that’s for sure and why I give it a 4

I've heard this album a lot. I Want You (She's So Heavy) is my shit.

Als je het hebt over iconische hoezen dan staat Abbey Road misschien wel op plek 1. Is er iemand die de hoes niet zou herkennen? Op Abbey Road staan een aantal 'lichte' nummers. Voor een groot deel van deze nummers kan je gewoon niet aan de genialiteit ontsnappen. Something, Oh! Darling, Carry That Weight en Here Comes The Sun zijn onbetwiste favorieten van me. Een ander deel van de lichte nummers van Abbey Road zijn mij toch iets te oubollig. De nummers zijn alsnog fantastisch voor degene die daar oor naar heeft, maar voor mij wegen de 'zware' nummers van het album ook daadwerkelijk het zwaarst en vormen die de bakermat van het album. Om te beginnen met vuurwerk: Come together. Daarna I Want You (She's So Heavy) en afsluitend met The End. Concluderend: dit album is geniaal, geweldig, en heeft absolute classics er op staan. George Harrison heeft echt zijn stempel er op gedrukt met magistraal gitaarwerk (Here Comes The Sun) maar ook snerpende riffs (The End). Ik zou het graag 5 sterren willen geven, maar er moet (en is) nog ruimte voor verbetering voor de Bloempotkapselboys. Rating: 9/10 Highlights: Oh! Darling, Come Together, Here Comes The Sun, I Want You (She's So Heavy), The End

Heard it before it's a good album

Good, polished album. some greate tracks. I feel it lost its way a little about halfway but the first half is cracking

Muy buen disco con temas icónicos. Agradable de escuchar por primera vez y con temas de estilos muy variados con tiempo para solos.

Come Together Oh! Darling Octopus’s Garden Here Comes the Sun She Came In Through the Bathroom Window Golden Slumbers The whole album has a great feeling behind it. Everything about the Beatles is top of the line so it’s no surprise this album is too. Certified classic. Certified banger

A classic.... Heard most of the songs before, but never as an Album.

До Golden slumbers хотела поставить 3, но эта песня почему-то в сердечко

Great album overall. About every 3rd or 4th song there'd be one thats "not my favorite." But even those are enjoyable.

Not the best Beatles album. Seems to lose its way a bit but considering what the band were going through. Some iconic tracks but not enough to make it a classic album in my opinion

Some bangers and also some weirdness

Great, not my personal favorite Beatles album, but what can you say about Abbey Road that hasn't already been said

Definitely the best and most cohesive beety project I've heard in full. Timeless classics abound on this tracklist. That's not to say there's not goofy duds and bizarre lyrics - there absolutely is and they are still annoying - but they're far overshadowed here. Four and a half. Fave track: Because

Good album with some standout songs if a bit uneven overall.

Classic

Cute

Jamen, det er jo Abbey Road..

I don't have anything clever to say here. It's Abbey Road, baby.

Perhaps the most highly acclaimed album in history, "Abbey Road" is the Beatles' eleventh studio album. With styles including blues, pop, and rock, every track is strong and is considered the Beatles' greatest work. At this point, it sounds as if each Beatle was out there for themselves as the tracks sound very independent of each other. While the songs are good, the tension between the members is palpable, surging out into their music and into the poor transitions between tracks. "Come Together," "Something," and "Here Comes the Sun" are probably the best tracks, while "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" and "Octopus's Garden" felt meandering.

Definitely not on enough LSD to understand some of the lyrics they were writing... definitely still a classic but not something I'd come back to often. However "I Want You (So Heavy)" is electric

A good album

Yes it's a great album and an all time classic. The stereo mixing is weird when listening through earbuds. Some of the songs are great, most are okay, some are silly and some are boring. There are other Beatles albums I like more. Early/mid-career Beatles were innovators and way ahead of their time. But by 1969, the rest of the music world had caught and surpassed them. There are 10+ albums released that year that I would rather listen to than this one.

A lot of classics. Much better than some of the other Beatles offerings we've had so far. Could have done with some more ruthless editing towards the end to remove some filler, but good overall.

Some great stuff, the medley is also good I love cohesion.

Favorite track: here comes the sun

Buen disco que voy a decir que no sepáis ya.

Damn good! I thoroughly enjoyed it. I almost gave it a five but I reserve fives for the very very few special ones that light up my heart in a way that no others do. This came close. I would definitely give it a 4.5 if I could.

Lots of great songs, but not all of them. I feel like I should give it a 5 out of principle, but I've had better from this list

Þrátt fyrir fyrri yfirlýsingar um að ég sé Stónsari þá verð ég að segja að mér þótti þessi plata bara mjög góð. Temmilegt popp, temmilegt rólegt, temmilegt allt. Ég mun örugglega setja hana aftur í gang seinna þótt ég ætli samt ekki að segja að þetta sé það besta sem ég hef hlustað á. Bara temmilega gott

I'd listened to all the songs from this album individually, but I don't think I've heard it from start to finish before today. Now that I've done so, I don't feel like I was missing out on anything. It doesn't feel like a cohesive narrative is being told by the arrangement of songs. This album contains a few of my favourite Beatles songs - Something, Here Comes the Sun, Oh! Darling - but the second half of the album contains quite a few filler songs, and I was waiting for the album to end.

Iconic album, incredible start but unfortunately goes downhill from there. Love the Beatles but this isn't my favourite album from them.

This would've been crazy to listen to back in 1969

The harder electric Beatles era is just night and day better from where they started out. Tracks develop in unexpected yet organic ways, and never overstay their welcome. There are a few head scratchers that keep this from being a 5, but really great record overall. Favorite tracks: Come Together, Because, Carry That Weight

They split up at the right time. This is definitely a band on the wane. No longer are these Lennon and McCartney songs, they're Lennon or McCartney - and a lot of the John ones, while still ahead of the game, are ahead of that bland, American MOR sound that was to come. The best songs (Octopus' Garden and Here Comes The Sun) are led by Harrison and Starr. It's a great album still, especially in the latter half where it feels like a suite of ideas all jumbled together before they could disagree on them. But it's a four star album after one of the best five star runs of all time. And Come Together is overrated and a bit boring. This should upset a few of the Beatles bores.

Not their best, there are tracks on there that are just don't fit in with the album. Still the tracks that shine are brilliant, but still only worth 4 stars, just

This was my first time back on Abbey Road since being a stoned teenager that just got a record player. My short and sweet review - a few all time greats, with mostly pretty good ones in between. Come Together and She's So Heavy are 10/10. I'd forgotten about Something and really liked it, my highlight of the album was remembering this song. Carry That Weight was also very good. Everything else was good but didn't stand out. 7/10 If it was an EP with just those four songs, 9/10 A+ album cover

Classic

It's a certified banger what can I say

Solid album.

Finally George's song writing broke through the Mcartney/Lennon wall!

Would be a 5 star if not for the poor flow and transitioning in some parts of this album, where it sometimes feels unfinished. Carried by a handful of absolutely spectacular songs and a few good ones. Best songs: Come Together and Here Comes the Sun.

beatles good

It’s not my favourite Beatles album but there’s some amazing songs on there. Maxwells silver hammer can get to france

It's been many years since I last played this album, probably back in the day when I had a vinyl copy (long since sold). The Wikipedia page calls this one of the greatest albums ever. Well, I think it's good but not some kind of masterpiece. Many reviews I see fit this into the psychodrama of the end of The Beatles. It's a good selection of songs.

sidewalks (>w<))/

5 best ever songs. definitiv top 100 album.

The Beatles can hardly do wrong. Except Maxwell's Hammer and Octopus's Garden. Those songs suck.

Great album

Not a huge Beatles fan, but still a good album, quite a lot of variety, would listen again...

Look, it's a good enough album objectively. But at this point, pop culture has been so saturated with these songs that it's impossible to not be a bit jaded about them.

Breaking News: There's some pretty great stuff on here.

Not perfect, but very close. It's a classic for a reason.

Bro it's the Beatles

Just The Beatles! It seems they had not been able to do a bad or at least an average album. favorite: Come Together worst: Oh! Darling 4,5

here comes the sun never fails to put a smile on my face 8/10

I loved the main hits like Here Comes the Sun but I wasn’t really feeling a lot of the other songs. -8/10

I had pretty high expectations which I think are justified given that this is the number one album on the site. I like the album length and the songs sounded good. There were some great tracks but a lot I was feeling ok about. I think if I listened to this another 4 or 5 times it would grow on me but for now I am giving it a 4.

I’m not one of these Beatles haters. I like a lot of their music. I guess I’m just not sure how they got so huge. Is it the high volume of very catchy songs? I guess they did make a lot of catchy songs. But I feel like their style isn’t my #1 favorite. I guess it was novel and popular at the time though, plus they have a lot of catchy songs. Okay, maybe I get why they’re so big. 8/10

8/10 - Octopus's Garden is great. I want you was also quite good even though it was quite long but the transition to Here Comes the Sun is so abrupt. The random Italian was surprising. As the album completes the songs flow together so well. Overall pretty good album, but I do not believe it deserves to be the top album of all time on this platform.

A few super iconic songs but the rest was just good 8/10

So many beautiful and nostalgic songs

An enjoyable Beatles album as it's not fun and boppy/poppy.

Second review for me, I hope to find more records that I never heard about. Classics are cool but I want to explore a bit more in the music universe. Of course great album, and so the cover. John was crazy. Paul high. Georges the only one serious. Ringo autistic. Classic Beatles shit. Still not their best album for me (below white album and sergent peppers) but it stays as one of the best rock album ever produced. Transition between golden slumbers and carry that weight is gold ! Fav song : Oh! Darling Good song but definitely the worst in the album : Mean Mr Mustard

i think the only song from here ive regularly listened to is here comes the sun. thats gonna change

I preferred revolver overall, but revolver doesn't have here comes the sun (would definitely have preferred if the rest of the album leaned more into that sound)

Octopus's garden 🥰

- First half of the album is strong. Very entranced by the back-and-forth of slow and fast tracks. - Second half of the album is near perfect. The stretch from "Golden Slumbers" to "The End" is some of the best work the Beatles ever did. This part is so good that I am tempted to bump the whole album to 5 stars. - God, I cannot stand "Maxwell's Silver Hammer." On the flip side, "Octopus's Garden" is an extremely fun jam.

Album speaks for itself 4.5

I guess I never really sat through a full listen of this album. Wasnt actually familiar with a few of these. I love listening to these full albums and wondering what that teen somewhere out there in the late 60s was thinking about this brand new music

I enjoyed this far more than I thought I would.

Really enjoyed the album and knew many of the songs.

oof, it's their second-best album. I just hate boomers with a passion tho, 4/5

I didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did. There were a handful of good songs and some average ones too. Also, a load of the songs have been sampled in the Wu-Tang vs the Beatles album which I really like.

Great song sin therre, but honestly some filler too

Not my favorite Beatles album but this is still great. Come Together and the Harrison songs are my favorites. I also really love Oh Darling which doesn't feel like a typical Beatles song. I Want You has to be the watermark for metal pre -Sabbath if it's not Zeppelin; interesting experience listening to those back to back. Maxwell's Silver Hammers has such a great melody and rhythm but the lyrics feel gratuitous and not explored.

This album has some bangers, but honestly as a whole it’s just ok. Definitely not the greatest Beatles album. The End is a banging tune that I wish there more Beatles songs like.

Great album that loses a bit of steam at the end.

Great album, but liked Revolver more.

Un clásico de los 70! Pero no me ha sorprendido

Come Together made me think of Hannah's senior showcase. HA! Good tunes, though. I knew more of them than I thought.

4.5. Half star off for Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

Lots of bangers but some songs I didn't really like as much and were too long.

It’s abbey road. It’s fine. It’s a bit overrated and a lot overplayed.

the tracklisting for this album is crazy, some of the most famous and classic beatles songs sandwiched between the campiest, dorkiest songs ever composed. she's so heavy tickled me on this listen like, this was the heaviest shit in rock music at this time. and it goes hard. still a paul stan for life sgt peps gang 100 love his voice and bass playing!!

Lovely stuff. A bit repetitive but can't go wrong with the classics.

Not a Beatles fan, but this is tolerable.

A classic, had a lot of fun

Starting the album with fucking "Come Together" is probably the most, ugh, baller move they could've done here, after following it up with fucking "Something." Just a one-two punch of awesome. And then they follow it up with "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"??? Jesus Christ, that's just fucking---no one would tolerate that if it wasn't anyone but fucking Paul McCartney. Why did they put this on SIDE A?? This is Side B material, or hell, like---why?? "Octopus's Garden," however, is an awesome classic and I will not hear slander for it otherwise. "Here Comes The Sun" is the Beatles' most listened song on Spotify??? That's...huh. It makes sense, because it's genuinely one of the greatest songs ever made, but also it's surprising to me, a person whose first exposure to the song was "Bee Movie." Side B of this album is kinda hilarious, it sounds like the Beatles just walking through the most random song ideas, like switching radio stations and getting a new song every time. In fact, I bet they could've done a concept like that and it would've been FUN.

Some life altering amazing songs .. so I feel bad rating this a 4

I think I rated the other ones too high! Haha because I can’t give this one a 5 but i like it better than the other two! Lol what do I do? Lol re-do the other ones lower?

👍

I really loved some of the songs, but others I could completely pass on. There were moments where I thought about skipping something.

Great album. Never listened to it through and through before but was pleasantly surprised by how every song was a delight. Lots of blues influence I hear. Also, i didnt know that this was their last album they recorded as a group. I thought it was one of the first, Due to the iconic album cover. Great album overall, listened to it multiple times yesterday and still listening now. I loved the bass lines and guitar stabs and the whole electronic feel of the album.

ok

Great album. George Harrison is great, and this album top to bottom flows nicely. Overall great listening despite not being a big Beatles fan

Also a classic, everyone should know this.

Not a huge pop Beatles fan but this was a great album. Especially liked I want you (she’s so heavy)!

Abbey Road is not one of my favorites, so I can't justify giving the highest rating. But it's undeniably damn good.

This has gotta be one of the best if not the best Beatles album. It flows consistently throughout and the instrumentals on the songs were great.

Really strong beatles album with a lot of timeless classics. Amazing they put this together even tho this was the end of their road and they were all done with each other. Unreal album to end on

Fav golden slumbers

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This was a good album with several fantastic songs. This was one of my favorites when I first got into the Beatles and it still holds up. You could tell the differing styles being pushed from the different bandmates as they got closer to their breakup, so it wasn't really cohesive, but it was still very good. 4/5

Not really music I can lose myself in. But I guess that is the biggest compliment I can give to it. When I was listening to this album the first time, I got excited about each next song, curious what It will sound like, who will sing it, what it will be about, .... The album features songs that are distinct enough to feel like an anthology, but at the same time, they are intricately connected by something I cannot describe and will approximate by simply calling it "The Beatles". You really get the feeling of listening to some of the greatest musicians of all time, even if the music itself isn't really your taste. Something in there transcends music and becomes something else. You can really dig into each song and find information/historical context/meaning/interpretations/... Abbey Road demands recognition.

My first ever full Beatles album and I’m happy to report I thoroughly enjoyed it. Another one of those where you’re just enjoying it and before you know it it’s over. Didn’t think I would enjoy a Beatles album this much but the people that asked me so far “What did you think of yesterdays album” I’ve been quite excited in my praise for it.

Never listened to a whole Beatles album before, though I do know a lot of the tracks on this one. There's a some really good experimental stuff too, which I presume was John. But doesn't quite make it to 5 for me, so 4 it is.

Never listened to this in one go before, but knew all the tracks. This the problem with some Beatles albums you know the songs but forget which albums they are on. Like most Beatles albums for most, the cover art transcends the actual music. Makes a change to concentrate while listening to them with fresh ears so to speak. Away from the famous standards, 'I Want You (Shes so Heavy) and 'You Never Gave Me Your Money' were the ones that grabbed me the most. The songs on this are all excellent, Paul's bass playing is a standout for me, they have had so many creative trailblazing peaks throughout their career and this is no different. It would be wrong to give this a 5, as I've never bothered to listen to this properly before, and rude to give it less than a 4 as it is so good.

Well, it's Abbey Road. I really enjoyed listening (except for Maxwell's Silver Hammer). Is this really the best album ever? Maybe not, but surely it's the album most people can agree on to like.

Classic

I like the Beatles, this album has a variety of sounds which kept it interesting. Songs are catchy and melodically interesting.

Listened Before? N(ot all the way through) What can I say about this one that hasn't been said. Clearly it's one of the best selling and most critically acclaimed albums of all time by one of the best selling and most critically acclaimed bands. Incredible stuff. Added to Library? N Songs added to playlist: Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight

Lekker, zitten lekkere funky geluiden in

Same as all the other Beatles stuff, where I'd usually just stick it as an inoffensive 3, but it gets a 4 from me because of the strength of Come Together, Here Comes The Sun and Octopus's Garden.

Think this is the best Beatles album as a whole that we've had - the highs are high but not quite as high as some of the others, but it flows together better and blends in the nonsense songs better. The first half of this is amazing - the good songs are so good that I find myself tolerating Maxwell's Silver Hammer and Octopus's Garden much more than I would anywhere else. It loses a bit after Here Comes The Sun, but then picks up again with Carry That Weight and The End (although the actual last track is pointless). Loses one point for the big old lull in the middle, but still a comfortable 4/5.

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Surprised at how much I liked this.

It's a Beatles

Wow, not really sure where to begin. In my youth I always wrote off The Beatles due to their perceived softer sound while I was head banging to Nu-Metal. How wrong I was; though I think I appreciate this album more now having been able to listen to the vast amount of music The Beatles have influenced. I love the progressive elements of this album, I love when the vocals get harsh and elevated, and I think the dynamics are spot on. I think this album is worthy of a 5 but since this is the first full listen of a Beatles album and I know some of their earlier stuff is a bit more aggressive, I’ll stick with a strong 4.

Packed with some of my all time favourite Beatles songs but is let down with the tail end of the album, would be ranked higher If it ended after "Because" Everyone goes on about how this is their best album and I can't take that stance with all the filler.

Full of classics, but it's a long album with a lot of filler. There's a 5 star tucked in there with the 8-10 best.

Fantastic album, and definetly amongst there best, but ont my absolute faviurite. I think some of the other albums has a clearer character as a concept. but not there absolute best. Maxwell's Silver Hammer is fun, come together and you has fantastic baselines. Something and here comes the sun are beautiful, but the second half is ont that great.

Vreemd genoeg geef ik het best gerate album op deze website geen 5 sterren. Uiteraard wel 4, blijft ontzettend prettig om naar te luisteren, ontzettend muzikaal en melodieus, maar met slecht 2 bekende Beatles nummers. Misschien komt het dat ik het album 1 van de beatles gewend ben, met al hun nummer 1 hits, maar ik mis op Abbey Road toch gewoon de knallers of de nummers met de (voor mij) echt unieke Beatles sound.

oikea klassikko! hyvin koottu ja perus beatlesin hyvä mayhem, what can you say

What’s up with the silver hammer.

4.0 - 4.5

3.5/5

Timeless

Pitty 4 stars. OK it's not bad.

Known Before: band, album Standouts: Come Together; I Want You (She's So Heavy); Golden Slumbers 8

Known before: band + some songs Standouts: 05. Octopus's garden 09. You never give me your money 14. Golden slumbers 7.0

Good album.

Unsure. Some moments of classic Beatles, some weird and wonderful bits. A bit of a mess really.

4.5

Yeah

Liked it. I have never listened to whole album and I was surprised by How much I liked it.

Barely over 30 albums out of 1000 and I already got two by The Beatles… My relationship with this band is complicated to explain and not everyone will understand. So I’ll just say that this record is fine.

Like a lot of the Beatles I like it, but don't love it.

Mellow vibes Lazy morning Only listened to first song but really liked that

A couple of songs that I never got into, but my goodness, The Beatles in their prime is something to behold.

great hits

i can c why its so iconic,the lyrics are silky smooth and creative

this is a cautious 4. i am an avid beatles hater but even i appreciate Sgt Pepper’s and now this.

I think I had pre conceived notions about the Beatles. I've heard enough of their music to feel like I had a pretty good idea of what this would be. That idea was that it would just be a once legendary album that had lost its uniqueness over the years as other bands had copied the Beatles success and ultimately done it better. I was pleasantly surprised though. The music on here was better than I expected and it still holds up to this day. I Want You (she's so heavy) has some serious groove to it. Not the type of song I was expecting from these guys but I really enjoyed it.

One of the most prolific bands of all time, this album was a blast! So many great songs. Not quite a 5/5, but almost.

Klasse Lennon og McCartney i længden 🫤

Beatles sind awesome

Side B is one of my favourite musical journeys on an album. Makes up for mild randomness on the Side A

Two different sounds competing, mirroring the rift within the band that would cement their split by the time the album was released. In my opinion, Abbey Road could have been split in half to make 2 more sonically cohesive collections. Songs like Here comes the Sun, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Octopus's Garden, and Even Mean Mr. Mustard remind us of the earlier and decidedly more innocent sounds of the British Invasion which launched the Beatles into worldwide superstardom. This contrasts sharply against songs like She Came In Through The Bathroom Window, Come Together, Oh! Darling, and I Want You (She's so heavy), which show an attempt at more gritty, mature rock writing and a yearning for creating music to appeal to a different kind of fan. In conclusion, while I love the Beatles and cannot understate the influence they had on Western Pop culture, compared against my own taste in 2023, Abbey Road is a confused little diamond and that dulls her brilliance. 7/10

Classic, some real bangers on there

Always a great album

It’s hard to listen to the Beatles truly objectively, when you’ve been told your whole life that they are essentially God’s gift to modern music. However, this album is lovely. Funny, sad, uplifting - it has it all. It’s also painfully clear how other artists have taken influence. I kept hearing Foo Fighters on ‘I Want You’.

This is my second album from the Beatles and I wish I could love the them, as much as some other people do here and give it 5 stars, but I just don't see myself listening to the whole album again and rather just a few songs from this. The good stuff is really good though. Some of my favorites where: Something, Oh! Darling, Octopus's Garden and of course Here Comes Sun.

not enough time to listen to album, will listen at later date

*2009 Remaster* I listened to this for the first time a few years ago for the album's 50th anniversary. Still not the biggest Beatles fan, but this album holds up. 4/5

good stuff

I know this is a very influential album but some of the songs are not really as good as the standouts. Golden slumbers, come together, something, and carry that weight being the standouts. Others have cool elements but parts that are just lazy word soup. 1. Come Together - such a cool vibe. Buy lyrics are total nonsense. Walrus gumboot? Ono sideboard? 2. Something - cute ballad, but not a lot there. 3. Maxwell's silver hammer - upbeat song about a serial killer with a hammer. major tone mismatch between lyrics and music. 4. Oh Darling! - insane vocals. Love that this was written when they were contemplating breakup. 5. Octopus's Garden - whimsical, great guitar intro. dreamy backup vocals. 6. I want you - love the guitar and raw vocals. Not much here lyric wise, but such a cool vibe. You can hear the influence on later acts like Jimi Hendrix, the doors. the 2.5 minute guitar outro is awesome. 7. Here Comes the Sun - love it. hard to listen with fresh ears due to how ubiquitous this one is. 8. Because - operatic. love the harpsichord. 9 You never give me your money - love the lyrics about economic hardship. 10. sun king - slow sweet forgettable. weird spanish word soup at the end 11. mean mr mustard - this is totally the sound I associate with this period of beatles music. random song about a mean hobo and his sister - maybe the pam of the next song? 12. polythene pam - forgettable. short. bleeds into next song. 13. She came in through the bathroom window. 14. Golden Slumbers - probably the best song on the album and one of my favorite beatles songs 15. Carry that Weight - 5/5 song 16. The end - would have been great to end on but then 17. Her majesty - forgettable

Finally, it's so good to have an excuse to listen to this album. The artwork is iconic but I have never listened to it in my life. I know a handful of songs but I have already found some new songs which I love such as 'Maxwells silver hammer' and 'Oh! Darling'. I love how powerful and emotional his voice gets. It's so guteral and real. Plus I love the psychedelic sound, I know understand the popularity of this album. The tone shift in 'I want you', then just going straight to 'here comes the Sun' was so unexpected. It kind of gave a different connotation to the song. I always knew it as being super positive but after the previous song it feels like a dystopia.

Aware of it's legendary status, I have a listen (while reading a bit about its groundbreaking sound effects, equipment and recording methods... ) It was overall an enjoyable ride and a good tour of their music and some surprising styles they had collectively and individually arrived at by the time it was recorded, including a more expansive guitar and blues than I expected, but plenty of their psychedelic style, but also interesting, as a musical education goes. It takes a fair bit of education to understand the immense symbolism of what is achieved here. But the main thing is to experience it and have a fresh (actually, first) listen. I enjoyed the fittingly warm welcome of Track 1, the rich warmth (on big speakers) of "come together" - which is exactly what they did, here, for a final album. And then its quite a range of styles and pace: sometimes its blues album, some almost roger-waters guitar going on, and other experiments as if they each got a few 'wild cards' to put on it. Notable are "trippy" and coded references I suspect I often miss (being neither a Beatles expert or around at the time to understand). Track 2 (to my ear) jumps back to an earlier very McCartney sounding style? then "Maxwell's silver hammer" was just annoying, American blues with "Oh! Darling" but not with a voice I'd match with blues at all... ). A few jarring oddities (Octopus's Garden a kids singalong ditty). Andyte, this was fun and carefree rebellion, music of a time. Obviously so massive and influential. Would have been a wild listen. And on big speakers the warm blues rock sounds do work. I;ve seen at least one Beatles doco, soi i am not surprised the boring flat spot is Lennon's song about Yoko "she's so heavy" ( a triple entendre unintended?) to end side A. SideB offers "Here come the sun!"... Lovely uplifting energy. They can put a smile on your mind when they do their stuff right. Kids of the 60s, I think I might be starting to understand your music a bit better. (and how did you listen to "Because" without feeling stoned?) Sun king. I like "Sun King". A bit of fun gibberish. I think I have a favourite Beetles song finally And then it keeps going - a medley they called it... . A fitting, playful, showcase, farewell album. A bit of everything and it felt like everyone got to have a go... I am happy I did not skip it.

4.4/5

This was my first cassette tape of music that the older kids listened to. I love the randomness and variety of songs. As I've gotten older, I've realized a number of these songs were just slapped together as the band was beginning to come unglued and did not "Come Together" as the lead song would imply. This is 5 on all counts except that I think they could have done better.

I wish I could give it a 4.5/5. Well done but not quite a 5 for me

There are so many songs out there that cans from the Beatles, that I didn’t realize until I was older. I can usually distinguish the “Beatles” sound, and have never really been drawn to them or their music-until Come Together. I’m still always surprised that it’s their song! I’ve never listened to a full album until now, and I did enjoy it, although it seems that it was unfortunately one of their last albums. I may delve more into their music now. We’ll see…. Listen again: yes Purchase for my collection: I might own it already? Favourite Song: Come Together

First time I’m listening to this milestone. The main reason for me to do this project is being pushed to listen to the classics. Been anticipating my first Beatles and i guess I am starting at the end. Enjoyable but mixed bag that doesn’t really hit my buttons. Mixes total stinkers (Maxwells hammer) with amazing pop songs like Come together and Something.

Great album but what’s going on with maxwells hammer and octopus’s garden.

One of my faves, even though it carries a sad ending legacy.

Goed, maar overrated

Lastig. The Beatles ken ik (goh), maar ik heb er geen complete studie aan gewijd. Zo'n album is lastig te raten omdat iedereen altijd schreeuwt hoe goed dit is en dan heb ik de neiging daar in mee te gaan of me daar juist tegen te gaan verzetten. Come Together en Here Comes the Sun zijn voor mij de grote bekenden. De rest van dit album vind ik niet allemaal even geniaal. Ik heb toch het idee dat een aantal nummers opvulling zijn. Er staan ook gave nummers op die ik nog niet kende, zoals I Want You (She's so Heavy) en Polythene Pam. 4 denk ik.

Classic

We all live in a yellow submarine!

Plenty I recognized, and everything else was fun

I know this is an iconic album, but I’m not really well versed in the Beatles and haven’t listened to their music a lot besides the everyday hits. I liked it overall, had a few songs out of left field that I didn’t expect (Spanish?) but I liked a lot of what I heard, and the few popular ones were as good as I remembered.

Yeah it’s the Beatles mate. Probably my favourite Beatles record. 8/10

Really liked this one. I’ve never really been impressed by the Beatles and didn’t understand why they are so highly regarded, starting to get it now

Quite a few songs I liked, but I really don't like the Beatles. They've made some of the most beautiful songs know, but to me, most of their songs are just boring love song fare. Still, 4 stars, because this album had more good songs than bad.

I am acutely aware that this album is the number one rated album on this list so I had to think carefully about this. I know it might be shocking for the many ardent fans, but I just don’t think the album is really that cohesive. Harrison writes some of the best songs of his career and Ringo throws in a couple of cute ditties and Lennon and McCartney are solid as usual but I don’t think it all gels together as well as say Sergeant Pepper, which I gave five stars. On Sergeant Pepper, every single song was a killer and the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. No doubt Abbey Road is still a great album but I reserve five stars for only a handful of truly “perfect” albums, but that’s just me.

All my life I've said I'm not much of a Beatles fan. Yet here I was, singing along to damn near every track. Great album.

8/10

Not their strongest work in my mind but still excellent moments and enjoyable throughout.

Not a massive Beatles fan. Come Together is maybe my favourite song of theirs, and I always like Octopus's Garden. Apart from Something, and, Here Comes the Sun, I didn't find much else that stood out, or that I enjoyed.

I think I've come to appreciate The Beatles more since listening to their albums fully. They have such a great style and are able to switch their sound so easily. Highlights: Come Together Oh! Darling Here Comes The Sun Carry That Weight

Obligatory I am not a Beatles fan... Although, this was the best album of theirs we've had so far. Lots of tracks I knew. But, like most of their other albums, there's also a lot of tracks that I don't think are great. Overall I don't think I'd choose to listen to much of this again Highlights are: Come together Something Octopus garden I want you Here comes the sun Because Carry the weight I've just realised I've listed pretty much half of the album there so think it has to get a 4..... Still not a huge fan though!

I just read an article about the song Maxwell’s Silver Hammer and how the band hated it, hated recording it, thought it was a ridiculous Paul song and no one but him was into it. Add me to the list of people not into it. The rest of the album is fantastic however.

I love the Beatles but the first half of this album does not hold up. The second half is perfect though

So close to a 5 but the last few songs kinda lost me

I think it’s a great album but I think it’s over hyped. There are a lot of people out there saying this is the best album of all time. It’s good but not THAT good

What a finish. Minus a star for Octopus’s Garden

Non il loro top, però si cazzo è bello. Nulla da aggiungere, è esattamente quello che promette, Beatles classici.

It's The Beatles, of course it's good. Very good for the most part. I just could never get down with some of the songs. Sun King is one of my least favorite Beatles songs, Something and Come Together are fine but very overrated in my book. I find myself gravitating toward the more whimsical stuff (Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Octopus's Garden, Mean Mr. Mustard, Her Majesty) and 2 of my absolute favorite Beatles songs: Carry That Weight and Here Comes The Sun. I can see why many love this album and would slap a 5 without hesitation, but I think they made better albums and this is just a smidgen over hyped. A strong 4.

The Dark Horse emerges at last on this album with “Something”, the first ever non-Lennon/McCartney Beatles’ single. When it went #1 in America, Lennon’s estimation of it being the best song on the album was clearly justified. After all, it was Lennon’s idea to finally give Harrison a single release, to help give his bandmate courage and confidence in songwriting. The greatness of Harrison thus further emerges with this song and with “Here Comes the Sun”. As everyone knows, this is the Beatles’ final album, as it was released before but recorded after Let It Be and the imminent breakup of the band is painted all over the music. The Fab Four didn’t enjoy working together anymore, and their ability to make music together suffered. They knew they were breaking up, and they wanted to leave as the greatest band in history. Are they? In America, Abbey Road is their biggest selling album, but is it their best? Twelve of the 17 tracks first surfaced during the “Get Back” sessions, and thus some songs got days of attention, whereas others received very little focus. Some songs are just fragments, highlighting two things: the band’s fatigue and Lennon’s divided attention (Yoko and heroin). What happens in the end, therefore, is the throwing of all these fragments into a medley, one last, great run before the band breaks up, one final “hurrah!”

One of the best all time. So many gems on here but does not have the extra sparkle.

Some great, memorable songs. The album goes all over the place and feels uneven.

I mean, its Abbey Road, giving it anything less than a 4 would be deemed sacrilege. The Beatles have had more ink and pixels dedicated to detailing every single inch of recorded tape than any other band. If George Harrison farted during a take, that fart would have its own wikipedia page. Is the album perfect? I don't think so, by this point The Beatles couldn't be in the same room as each other and I think at times it shows. Maxwell's Silver Hammer if it was released by anyone other than The Beatles would be a quirky late 60's/early 70's top 10 that would be a tough question in a pub quiz. Ringo managed to contribute his best and worst as well, best being the iconic drumming on The End and worse being well, you know what. Overall this album shows a fractured Beatles trying to "come together" and at its highest is magical and its lowest its Maxwell's Silver Hammer.

Gave this one a listen yesterday in the car while running some errands and decided to re-listen today after reading all the positive reviews. There are still some mixing and production things that keep me from wanting to come back to this all the time, but I respect songwriting and there’s a lot of fun stuff on here. Cover art: 10/10 iconic

Ight I thought I was being clever and fun listening on vinyl…turns out this things scratched to shit. Pooping and skipping all over the place 😂. But yeah anyway this shit it’s so fire. side A was all bangers. I forget that the Beatles made reall ass rock. In my head I always right then off as more like folky (not sure why lmk if I’m completely trippin) Side B is a little lackluster but overall good, you just can’t be a first half THAT stacked. 👍 pretty much the entire first half

let's goo I can skip one (already listened to it, thought it was alright)

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Much better than sgt pepper

Great rock album with some very strong moments such as I Want You and Something, and the ending medley is mostly great also. Nice variety on the album with some progressive and psychedelic elements, however just a couple weaker songs stop it from being perfect.

3 absolute classic tracks, the rest is fairly average

superb with a couple of fillers and the medley tunes are hit or miss.

blah blah, classic blah

Yeah, some good songs. THey might G0 s0meWh3re someday.

Good album. That 8 minutes long track was absolutely pointless though. I vomited up some spicy ramen while listening to it. Obviously it wasn't caused by the song just thought I'd mention it. The serious song playing in the background made it all the more dramatic. Good times. Anyways, Here Comes The Sun is one of the best songs ever and the beginning of the album is pretty good. The second half with the short songs was weird but not bad. It was more like one big song though. Or at least it felt more coherent than the long track from the first side. Songs I Already Knew: Come Together, Oh! Darling, Octopus's Garden, Here Comes the Sun Songs I Really Liked: Come Together, Something, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Oh! Darling, Octopus's Garden, Here Comes the Sun

Very good

The better songs on this album are good, but as per every Beatles album, there's some nonsense on here too. Wish the second half didn't have the medley feel but will give a generous 4

Stadigt med flera klassiker. Förstår varför det är så pass omtyckt.

Vapse kitoks, negu Revolver 🔫 . Ana bsk per mazai ivertinau

Without a doubt a great and memorable album. I am not much of a Beatles fan though, which is why I give it 4/5

Great album

Just had Beatles Revolver 3 days ago. This one is noteworthy just for George’s contributions. “Something” and “Here Comes The Sun.”

There’s a lot of classics on here, and in particular some that I found on the Across the Universe soundtrack. I enjoyed some of those covers more than these but there’s also an equal amount of betters on here. The Beatles have never really been my thing, but I’ve been itching to listen to this album knowing it would be on the list.

Whoa, rather big one from the Beatles, eh? This one's the highest ranked album on this site, so it's been a long time coming. I've never listened to this in full, but of course I recognize a lot of tracks on here. Plenty of bangers, but also some skips for me. They oscillate between good, solid hits and some weirdo tracks that for me just don't work. I definitely wouldn't put this as high as Revolver, and I think Sgt. Pepper's is probably better too for committing to the weird concept. This one has a degree of variety that seems aimless, in a way that it feels more like a compilation than an actual album. The balancing act between variety and cohesion isn't always perfectly pulled off, even by the Beatles. Still, the highs are high enough and frequent enough that I can't deny it's a great album (even if it's parts are greater than the sum). An undeniable dose of classic hits is great, even if it's padded with a little filler. Favorite tracks: Here Comes the Sun, Come Together, Oh Darling, I Want You, The End, Her Majesty Polythene Pam, Octopus' Garden. Album art: Iconic. I recreated this for a work photo once, and I was the barefoot Paul in that scenario. It's all coming together. 4.5/5

This one has some of my favorite Beatles songs, but also some of my least favorite Beatles songs (also, not ashamed to say, that most of their songs that I do like, there's a cover version that I like better) :S

Good for an afternoon at home.

A very enjoyable listen!

Solid album with a few all-time classics.

A classic.

What's there to say? It's a great record, even avoiding some of the more twee-ish songs. Favorite tracks: "I Want You", "The End"

Some snow on the ground. Aurora.

I don’t think this one fully “clicked” with me yet (being my second listen a while after the first), but I’m beginning to appreciate The Beatles more. All across the album, there’s incredibly strong songwriting, and some killer melodies. You can tell that the band is really just having fun on this album, and the playfulness is just refreshing. Even though they don’t take themselves completely seriously, there’s serious strength behind these songs, with “I Want You (She’s So Heavy)” being an especially dense listen. All in all, just a mixture of sweet and powerful tracks. Faves: I Want You (She’s So Heavy), The End, Sun King, Come Together, Maxwell’s Silver Hammer

Another Beatles album, at this point I'm not sure which ones I have left ahah! Saved tracks: Something, Octopus's Garden, Golden Slumbers

I dunno, its the Beatles innit. One of their best albums in my opinion, it doesn't have any of those weird jangly irritating tracks some of the other albums have.

A few really good songs - still don't love them but enjoy the weird vibes and trippy music

good

Definitely one of their best albums, if you leave out maxwells silver hammer

Come together e Beatles mest overrated sång men dehä e ett mycket bra album

Undrar varför Paul inte har skor. 🤔

Swag

Wow, just heard this! Very cool album :)

It’s good, but personally I don’t understand how it seems to be ranked as the Beatles best album. I don’t think it even makes the top 3.

Side B is overrated.

so good

Abbey Road is an album that I bought on vinyl one summer in Croatia. It was a cheap pressing, but I certainly loved it and played it often. Nice to revisit songs like Maxwell's Hammer, Come Together and so many other classics. You Never Give Me Your Money is by far and away my favorite track though not the most popular one. Still a great album.

Near the end of The Beatles, the band delivers some of their best (“Come Together,” “I Want You (She’s So Heavy,” “Here Comes the Sun”), and some I could do without (“Maxwell’s Silver Hammer” and “Octopus’s Garden”). The album cover may be the most iconic in history, but the album itself doesn’t add up to more than its hits.

The first side + Here Comes The Sun is an immaculate opening to the album. I love the sound of Come Together, but paying more attention this time, the verse lyrics appear non-sensical. Something is something of a masterpiece by George Harrison. Then there is a five song run, Because through Polythene Pam, on the second half that I could do without. Thankfully it picks back up with She Came In Through The Bathroom Window. Cutting those 5 mediocre tracks out would boost this album to the top.

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Really liked it, made me rethink the Beatles a little bit

94/100

Incredible album. The variety of types of music present is really interesting. I Want You is a song that is almost shocking to listen to and I wish I could have been around to hear this album when it came out. Not my favorite Beatles album, but it's still a great listen.

Obviously brilliant, but they’re best? Well, my kids love it. Still a sgt peppers stan though.

"Maxwell's Silver Hammer" - probably one of the worst things ever committed to vinyl. Then again, "Come Together", "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun" - all fantastic. Seems like George was really on form on this one. Macca not so much.

KUULTU JO.......... onnhan se hyvä... nii. HULLU TUO KUVA. ON SE ................. NÄKYNYT KAIKKALLA NIMITTÄIN... jaahas... joo ehkä paremman puoleen beatles abum ehkä tykkään valko abumista enemmän.... octopus garden on paras bibisi.... ringon kirjoittama.... j

Not my favourite Beatles album, but still so good. There is so much variety in the songs, their structure and their production.

lul. favorite beatles album, sorry. 4/5

Nah

It's really good. I don't think it's my go-to Beatles album, but lots of great songs on there.

Great

Already listened to

In this case, the most popular songs from the album are actually the only really good ones. The rest are just a bit weird.

Way ahead of its time. Today, there is music I like better, but not much.

4.5/5

The first half is amazing. I just can’t get in to the second half. Octopus’ garden is one of my favorite goofy songs. Love ringo.

It’s the Beatles, production is crisp, but it’s just the Beatles

Overall I think the Beatles are overrated. However, this album is pretty solid. I like their more experimental songs. Also Here Comes the Sun is one of my favorites. I can definitely see how this album secured the legacy of the Beatles and remains one of the best selling albums. I may not listen to every song again, but I will definitely keep a few in my rotation.

If you like the Beatles (which I do), one of the great ones. I do think it’s marred by a lack of cohesion and composition caused by its “your side, my side” assembly. And much as I’m loathe to agree with Lennon’s pretentious attitude of the time, the lyrics of Maxwell’s Silver Hammer are kind of dumb.

Probably my favorite Beatles album, but I still think they're better by themselves. PM's "Ram" and GH "All Things Must Pass" are masterpieces. Still don't life the british goofy songs they put out, they don't age well. Notable tracks for me are "I Want You" and the "Golden Slumbers". I also like how the latter half of the album is more of an experience rather than individual tracks.

Notes:Partway through so far, does "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" normally just end abruptly or did my version do a prank on me? The second half of the album is waaay better than the first half, imo. Review: I understand now why people call this album a classic, although I feel like the first half is a little bit of a slog. I don't think any of the songs are bad, mind, but I think the ubiquity of some of the earlier songs like "Octopus's Garden" and "Come Together" make it harder to give those a fair shake and not be reminded how often I've heard them before. "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" is a standout song on the first half, and pretty much from "You Never Give Me Your Money" onward the album is pretty engaging.

An album I grew up listening to. It’s honestly not my favorite. It’s hard to rank the Beatles but I find myself listening to white album more than anything else of theirs. It’s a great album sonically but maybe just not to my personal sensibilities

Legendary album, the production will always be of particular note for this album. Every Beatles albums has like 5 songs everyone knows. For a discussion of great albums, it’s hard to assess and say objectively this is an amazing album with today’s ears when you remove the brand name. But still a great album.

Not a bad album and I don't want to hate on the Beatles but especially taking into consideration the status the band and this album has, it is slightly disappointing. It's an album with good songs, thats for sure but especially 50 years later, the album just hasn't aged that well. Certainly not on par with some of the other albums that have shared the #1 spot here in the past

Startet stark, wird dann aber schwächer. Trotzdem noch eine 4.

Octopus’s garden

Classic

Lots of bangers, but generally not their best

4.5

Looks like another 3 Beatles albums after this one. I can't quite justify 5 stars for this one, it's enjoyable but not in a way that I must listen to it immediately again. Faves: Come Together, I Want You, Sun King

I mean, it's a classic for a reason. Not chock full of bangers though.

"Here Comes the Sun" is one of my all-time favorite tracks from the Beatles. "Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End" is my next favorite track on this album. I have a soft spot for the absurd in the tracks "Octopus's Garden" and "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". This was not the first time I've listened to this album, and probably not the last.

4.2 + It's rare that a top-10 music list doesn't include "Abbey Road" but it's not even my favorite Beatles record. First, "Come Together" is probably the most tired song on classic rock radio. And any cool factor that song may have once had was thoroughly sucked out by Aerosmith with their atrocious cover. Second, people praise this album's cohesion but to me it sounds like a potpourri with few unifying themes or concepts. Going from "Something" to "Maxwell's..." to "Oh! Darling" to "Octopus's Garden" - it feels like they strung together some leftovers from other recording sessions. Third, "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" really drags down the end of side A - it's such a ponderous and pointless slog. Fourth, I dislike "Golden Slumber", both the song and McCartney's grunty vocal performance. Still, there's plenty that I do love on here. "Maxwell's..." is among the best of their cartoonish ditties. "Oh! Darling" is an extravagantly soulful ballad that McCartney actually does manage to nail vocally. "Here Comes the Sun" is an evergreen classic that brightens any graduation or wedding ceremony. The trippy "Because" has some incredible synthesized orchestration and choral harmonies. And the "Medley" is a carousel of colors and images.

Some absolute classics on this one, shame they're British.

Platonic ideal of a Beatles album

I want you (she's so heavy is such an amazing song. Love the album.

I mean fine obviously good

I'm not a massive Beatles fan but this is one of their better albums in my opinion.

Maybe was expecting something a bit more, prefer other Beatles albums. Good but not mind blowing

This is this fourth Beatles album on this list. If I could change the ratings I previously gave those other albums I would. They (With the Beatles, The White Album, Sgt Peppers) all received a 4 but those probably needed to be adjusted down. Half ratings would have been useful. This album is better than those other albums so 4.5, but I will round down and give it a 4. Nonetheless, this album has 17 songs and clocks in under an hour. This is a benefit. The album starts out strong. Then there are some eccentric songs. Peaks with Here Comes The Sun. Then the remaining songs are alright. They are familiar and I have heard them before. There aren't that many campy songs on this album.

Never listened to a Beatles album. Was enjoyable. Highlights were both written by George Harrison. Who knew.

My best friend and I spent many, many hours listening to this and other Beatles albums album. We knew all the words. Because of all the music from the intervening years you forget how groundbreaking they were at the time.Loved it ! 4*

hard to not give at least 4 without looking like a non music loving belligerent Manc with a chip on his shoulder about that moptop band from the wrong end of the M62. but for every "I want you" there is a "maxwells silver hammer" which cheapen the mood

The Beat Holes aren't so bad after all

A lot of great songs on here: Come Together, I Want You (She's So Heavy), You Never Give Me Your Money, and so on. But the real crown jewel of this album is the medley, which carries on from You Never Give Me Your Money. Each song has a distinctive flavor while also flowing seamlessly, creating a great run of jams all the way to The End (haha, do you see what I did there?). I cannot stress how much I feel the medley elevates the album. I'm not a huge Beatles guy to begin with, but it's really neat to see that sort of thing played out. One of my favorite albums of all time took inspiration from this medley, so hats off to The Beatles!

Kolejna wykreslanka beatlesowa na liscie, tym razem trafilo na abbey road, wiec 11 album w dyskografii bandy i przedostatni przed disbandem, niezmiernie popularny, co zreszta pokazuje topka generatora, na ktorej wrecz kroluje abbey road, wiec wynika z tego, ze jest to najbardziej popularne wydanie beatlesowe, pewnie za sprawa klasycznej okladki przejscia dla pieszych, jaki zbieg okolicznosci, ze akurat dzisiaj czytalem o otwarciu tego studia w ktorym wiekszosc materialu na te plyte byla nagrywana, jak dla mnie dziwna plyta, nie tylko ze wzgledu na fakt, ze najlepsze traki sa od Harrisona, mowa o something i here comes the sun, ale o sama popowosc, zwlaszcza drugiej strony albumu, bo sluchajac jej mam skojarzenia z residentami i ich komercyjnym albumem, wiec jako parodia beatlesow chyba sie sprawdzil, wieksza czesc b sida, to traki minutowe lub dwuminutowe, wyjatkami od nich jest octopusowy song od Ringo, bedacy drugim kawalkiem pod ktorym jest podpisany w dyskografii zespolu, czy wspomniany juz here comes the sun, czuc ze duet McC-Lennon juz nie byl taki plodny, bo ciezko o cos interesujacego, przewijaja sie yokowe motywy, przewidywania disbandowe, ale druga strona jak dla mnie jest zarowno lirycznie jak i muzycznie skladana ciezka do ogarniecia, wygladajaca raczej jak misz masz tego co bylo i mozna bylo wrzucic na plyte, ale beatlesowe fangeje, jako jeden z najgorszych gatunkow fanow w swiecie muzyki, potrafia stworzyc niestworzone teorie jakoby to byl jeden song na pol b sida, jednak sluchajac carry that weight i nastepujacego po nim the end, ktory jest zamknieciem albumu, jesli nie liczyc ukrytego traka her majesty, to nie mozna odmowic beatlesom ladnego pozegnania, bo chociaz nie jest to ostatnia wydana plyta, jest jednak ostatnia nagrana razem, wiec o ile let it be nagrywane bylo w nerwowo, bo pod kamerami, tak abbey road mozna sluchac jako album pozegnalny bandy, ktora wie ze nie da sie dluzej ciagnac na sile odcinania kuponow, no i jest to tez najlepiej technicznie nagrany krazek bandy, bo technologia juz poszla do przodu, a zaplecze technikow grupy, to pokazna lista nazwisk, na plejce juz mialem Harrisonowe kawalki, ale dodam do nich oktopusowy song i duet carry that weight z the endem, na ktorym wokalnie wystepuje caly zespol, natomiast the end featuruje girarki trzech czlonkow i drumsy ringowe, co daje kazdemu mini solo, mini, bo kawalek dwuminutowy, moze po tym przesluchaniu jakos bardziej docenilem te druga strone plyty, ale nadal jestem zdania, ze zdecydowanie przehajpowany album w rankingu generatora

First 2/3 of this album are just superb. Very tempted to give it the 5, but i won't!

Hey, these guys are onto something here! In all sincerity, I was actually a little surprised at how poorly some of this has aged. The highs are incredible, but there's some right old tripe on this too. Still rather good for all that.

Rating: 7/10

I prefer to side one of the album and the opening two tracks of side two (Here comes the sun and Because). Not that fussed about the song suite thereafter, it's just a bit fluff with no substance. This is the best recorded Beatles album, the production is really crisp. It gets slated, but I actually really like Maxwell's Silver Hammer! Other highlights are Come Together and Something. As s you would expect from The Beatles, it's a really good album.

Not their strongest album, but still contains some gems

Pretty good, although not the biggest beatles fan overrall.

There are some transcendent moments, the exemplar being the lead-in to Here Comes the Sun. There's brilliant production, which is the part of the Beatles I appreciate most at the moment. (It's emphasized by the remaster, as well.) I respect the move toward guitar-focused pop. Abbey Road is a touch too slick, with less sticky weird parts than Revolver or Sgt. Pepper's. I don't love the near-vignettes on side B, but there the slickness is a strength.

Great songs and filler

Great guitar

Sure. A Classic.

Classic for a reason! Some of the best beatles songs.

Stereo separation is strange! Come Together, Something and Here Comes the Sun all winners.

4.5

Such a bizarre, yet captivating collection of songs amidst feuding friends

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As another review said, an objectively good album but not in my taste

classic