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really gosh dang good
I'm surprised it took this long (album #376) to finally get a Beatles album. This was my first ever complete listen of one of their albums. I feel like my expectations were high going into this due to their legacy/cultural impact. This sounded dated, but at the same time quite modern. Given the era that this was released, I can tell that they were playing around with the recording techniques/technology of the time, which I enjoyed. The songs didn't quite fall on my ears as I had wished (there was "something" missing that I can't explain), but overall the album was great. I would personally give this album 4.5, but I don't feel comfortable giving it a 5. I do feel like with more listens my rating would change, however.
One of the easiest 5s ever given. Was a favorite of mine on a recent deep dive into their discography and it still is.
Really a solid album, can’t complain about anything, Eleanor Rigby maybe was my favorite track on this album, close second was yellow submarine, both very famous songs, and they have a reason to be Rating to the album 6/10
great album, nothing I'll write here will say anything that wasn't already said about it. 2 points: - yellow submarine is by far the worst - peaks with tomorrow never knows at the end
I’ve always loved The Beatles but what is good about doing this list is that it makes you sit and listen to a complete album from start to finish once again, which in this day and age of short attention span is a gift! As for the album itself; it’s ace!
Day 244 Masterpiece. Simple as that. Highlights Eleanor Rigby And your bird can sing Tomorrow never knows
It was my first album in this list. What can I say about The Beatles that hasn't been said before? I think it's a great start if you want to deepen and expand your knowledge of music history. The album is great! What amused me the most is how modern it sounds. I guess a better way to say it is to say how much it still influences music. It's light and bright and just perfect for a walk on a sunny spring day.
I listened to a few songs from the album, but I couldn’t get into it so I ended up dropping it. It’s just not my taste. I did like Eleanor Rigby, though.
i'll be honest the sitar stuff might be my favorite beatles idk i used to think that stuff was goofy now i'm kind of down
Didn't feel it at first listen, enjoyed it more the second time round, might grow on me over time!
pior que os caras sabiam fazer música
Probably my favorite Beatles album from top to bottom. Very few weak tracks, lots of variety, and some great hits. One of the greatest albums of all time.
The Beatles
This album was quite good and I found some Beatles songs that I knew but didnt know they were on this album
curto e icônico, pra mim o melhor dos bitas
I liked the other Beatles album more that this one, this had some songs that I’ve had heard, but they didn’t really quite catch me.
Incredible album
Really starting to see why everyone loves the beetles
Täitsa OK biitlite album. Ma olin üllatunud, et "Got To Get You Into My Life" on nende originaal. Siin plaadil on ka "Yellow Submarine", mida on lihtsalt lollilt lõbus laulda. Aga see ei kindlasti pole üks nende tugevamatest plaatidest. 3.7/5
My favorite Beatles album
It’s The Beatles’ Revolver. It’s probably the peak of them as a rock band. If this isn’t 5, what is?
This album is so so good and my #2 Beatles album of all time. The music is so good, the songwriting is top tier, and it gets it all done in less than 40 minutes. There isn't a bad song but I think "Good Day Sunshine" is the weakest. The album is so diverse there is something here for everyone. Liked Songs: The entire album
Some great tracks and some alright ones. Good album but not great.
I like this album, it might be one of my favourite Beatles albums. It keeps your interest with a lot of different sounds, and starting to get into Indian instruments and style. I like the production and it has a lot of experimentation knowing they wouldn't need to do it live. Eleanor Rigby has always been a favourite song from them, I love the strings. Tomorrow Never Knows is trippy and psychedelic and a brilliant closer.
This must have been like listening to BMTH for some people. It’s so different in a good way. ‘We all live in the yellow submarine’, ‘She said she said’ and the great closer that is ‘Tommorrow never knows’ all being in the same album is amazing. The genre melding in this album is ahead of its time from more ‘classic rock’ to ‘psychedelic music’ inspired by classical Indian music. The lyrics are great too, ‘Changing my life with a wave of her hand. Nobody can deny that there's something there. There, running my hands through her hair’. May this kind of love find me, ‘Here there and Everywhere’, it’s such a lovely song. I’ll definitely get this in the CD format! Rating: 4.5/5 GEMV (07.04.2026)
Not my favorite beatle album. I think the songs are cheap. Most are poorly mastered. Not my favorite
It's alright, I cannot believe people think this is The Beatle's best stuff. There's certainly some of their biggest classics on this thing, but is it their best work? Certainly not. I'd probably say this was the precursor. Got To Get You Into My Life is definitely the best song on here. It's a very good album don't get me wrong, but it's just not perfect to me nor is it even close to being my favourite Beatles album. Also I find the album art to be creepy as fuck, the death stare from - who I can only assume is George Harrison - piercing into my soul is fucked.
Phenomenal. A tight 35 minutes of great music. Really, really happy that Ringo got to get his own song on here I think that was really nice of Paul and John. I'd be livid if I was George though. Highlights: Eleanor Rigby, I'm Only Sleeping, Yellow Submarine, Tomorrow Never Knows
Revolver may well be the Beatles' best album, even though it has Yellow Submarine on it.
bitous FAVS (top 3): eleanor rigby, yellow submarine, got to get you into my life mençoes honrosas: im only sleeping ai gente so conheço e gosto das famosinhas -_- esses bitous as vezes n desce pra mim nada de surreal neles, e um album bem curtinho tbm, nesse caso GRACAS A DEUS, mas se so tivesse isso pra ouvir eu ouviria nota final: 3/5
phew, no brainer
Some very good songs, but not all of them were memorable
No me copo, no lo volvería a escuchar
I’m a big Beatles fan so I’ve listened to most of these songs before. Some of them probably hundreds of times. I know most Beatles songs are attributed to Lennon-McCartney but let’s be real, we all know when a song is primarily written by one or the other. Most of my favorite Beatles songs are McCartney songs, with Harrison being a close second. Track 2 “Eleanor Rigby” is one of my all time favorite songs. I was pleasantly surprised however by the Lennon track 3, “I’m Only Sleeping” and Harrison track 12, “I Want to Tell You”. Both I’ve maybe heard one or twice before this and now I’m wondering why. Underrated!!
It is an okay album! The ones that i like the most among all of them is probably Elenor rigby and got to get you in my life and I want to tell you. I would definitely listen to this album again
It was a nice introduction to the Beatles.
No agregaria ninguna a mi playlist
Not my style
whats so special?? the chord progs are not very pleasing maybe its the 60s? 2nd relisten: taxman is a 7.5 eleanor rigby is a 5.5 what was that indian song here there everywhere is a crazily mid song
Solid. Beatles had definitely evolved by this point. Had a few tracks beyond the ones I recognised that I really enjoyed. Of course, sounds quite dated now but still a good listen.
amo a los beatles, eleanor rigby es del 1966, estan locos.
Couple great songs and the rest just decent filler. I know it’s heresy but stuff like this makes me find th Beatles slightly overrated — Bowie, Queen, Michael Jackson… there should be more than 1-2 single-quality songs and 10 fluff on an album released with breakneck frequency. That being said it’s still a really great album
Awesome album.
i like this one. taxman is sick, for no one is cool.
Ni muy muy..ni tan tan
El único revólver que necesita este mundo, For No One es una canción que podría sentirse muy personal en más de un momento de la vida tristemente, Eleanor Rigby no necesita presentación pero mi favorita sería Got to get you into my life. No es mi álbum favorito de ellos pero fácil un top 3
For my actual interest in the songs on the album, four stars, but for the history it’s created and it’s innovation and musical revolution, five stars
8/10 Favorites: Eleanor Rigby She Said She Said And Your Bird Can Sing Got To Get You Into My Life
Eine Band die ich gerne gesehen hätte, wenn ich Jünger gewesen wäre..
starting great, i like the way they’re playing with the stereo, i like the groove on im only sleeping
Erittäin hyvä levy kuten odottaa saattoi. 4,25/5.
I didn't know what to except as I am not an avid Beatles listener, but I was pleasantly surprised and enjoy a lot of it
J'ai bien aimé, un peu du mal avec le côté live mais les musiques sont géniales
buen album
Not a bad album. Enjoyed most of the songs. 8.75/14 79.06%
Good Beatles
I LIKE IT SO MUCHHH OMGGG!!!!!
Eleanor Rigby is good, the rest are boomer slop
Just superb. Simpsons: Yes
It’s not their best album though is it?
Tomorrow never knows no episódio de Madmen 🔥
Muitos feels, soundtrack da minha infância
Realmente tenho de ouvir mais Beatles. Gosto do quão straight to the point é. As músicas não engonham e em meia hora ouves um álbum bastante variado e interessante, que está sempre a puxar a tua atenção com alguma coisa nova. Muito bom!
Yet another Beatles album, this time from the beginning of their psychedelic era. I've like pretty much all of them so far, and this one again makes an enjoyable listen. The music is pretty good, the lyrics are mostly engaging, and the production is really cool and well-executed. There are a lot of studio tricks on here, but they don't feel very gimmicky. It all adds up to something pretty good. Perhaps most surprising for me was the number of songs I hadn't heard before this listen. I was familiar with the bigger ones, but most of the album was new to me. I really liked a few of those new songs, with She Said She Said being my favorite. Tomorrow Never Knows was another really strong, cool track. There were few weak songs on here, though. I know people that absolutely love Yellow Submarine, but that's probably my least favorite track on the record. It didn't really fit that well for me. Kind of like a children's story in the middle of an otherwise adult novel. A few others stood out less while still not really being as good as the rest. And, even while those songs were fine, it felt like they were taking away from the songs I did like. Every track was 3 minutes or under, but there were a few I would've liked to go on longer with the time they used. As a whole, I'd say this is another strong album from the Beatles. There are some really good songs on here, especially when considering that they seem to me to get overlooked for many of the group's more famous tracks. Other songs take away from it somewhat, eating up what felt like a limited runtime. Even so, this was a memorable listen. Overall: 4.1/5
9/10
I'm sure if liked the Beatles, I would like this album. I like Eleanor Rigby...
Some say this is their best album. I’m not sure about that. Maybe. I see myself giving all their albums after Revolver 5 stars… except Yellow Submarine. They tore of the shackles of being a “boy band” and started thinking for themselves.
Adolescent flavor. Sounds like summer and autumn, each one, in the last nor beginning of them. Revolver means going around? Or does it mean a gun? Like if they were trying to say something about death, and the same time, live
Это местами было странно, а местами прям отлично
- Love the Beatles. - Every song is different, catchy, and still the whole album feels cohesive. - Love 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Got To Get You Into My Life'
I think I've heard of these guys before. They're pretty good actually.
A good album for Eleanor Rigby alone. Not entirely crazy about the whole album though but overall I had no major complaints.
Album sympa mais ne revolutionne pas la musique. On passe un bon moment mais peu de musique restent vraiment en tête. Note : 3 À réécouter : Oui
EXCELLENT, BEAUTIFUL.
Good o e
While not the best output from the band, really sets the groundwork for the later Beatles sound that would be present on Sgt. Pepper and Abbey Road. To be far more critical, one could say the approach taken on this album is incredibly scattershot and some songs do fall through the cracks. Standout tracks: Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, Love You To, Tomorrow Never Knows.
The rating gets higher because of Tomorrow Never Knows and Eleanor Rigby, but it gets lower with Yellow Submarine. It's a good record, but there are mostly fillers.
The sound it’s definitely more colorful than it’s cover, pretty cool
Not that great
The reputation surrounding this album is well-earned; it is a superb piece of work that justifies the high regard in which it is held by critics and listeners alike. That "Revolver" was recorded and released in 1966 is remarkable, as the production hasn't dated at all. While its predecessor, "Rubber Soul", represented an evolution away from the band’s earlier style, it still retained vestiges of that original sound. Revolver, by contrast, bears no resemblance to those early records; it is a rock album, pure and simple. The song-writing, arrangement, and production are all handled with precision. There are numerous tracks here that, despite never being released as singles, have gained a significant standing of their own. 'Taxman' offers sharp social commentary alongside a memorable riff, great bass line and a notable guitar solo from Paul McCartney. 'Eleanor Rigby' is a poignant composition, while 'Here, There and Everywhere' is particularly melodic. 'Got to Get You into My Life' introduces a soul-influenced sound that has invited many covers, and 'Tomorrow Never Knows' remains years ahead of its time. The latter features a striking performance from Ringo Starr - it is worth noting these are genuine drum parts rather than loops. Regarding 'Yellow Submarine', it was intentionally written for children, and I was part of that target audience at the time - it hit its mark. I found it captivating as a child and still enjoy it today. It's a lovey piece of whimsy. Finally, it is worth mentioning that 'Paperback Writer' and 'Rain' were omitted from the album to be released as a standalone single. Both are high-quality tracks, with 'Rain' in particular highlighting a fantastic performance from Ringo Starr. Five stars. Side one 1 "Taxman" (George Harrison) (5/5) 2 "Eleanor Rigby" (5/5) 3 "I'm Only Sleeping" (5/5) 4 "Love You To" (Harrison) (4/5) 5 "Here, There and Everywhere" (5/5) 6 "Yellow Submarine" (5/5) 7 "She Said She Said" (5/5) Side two 1 "Good Day Sunshine" (5/5) 2 "And Your Bird Can Sing" (5/5) 3 "For No One" (5/5) 4 "Doctor Robert" (5/5) 5 "I Want to Tell You" (Harrison) (4/5) 6 "Got to Get You into My Life" (5/5) 7 "Tomorrow Never Knows" (5/5) Total - 68 Average - 4.86 286/1001 153/286 albums reviewed were new to me
This is, by far, the best album by this beat combo.
Fantastic
И в этом альбома не открыл для себя ничего интересного
Se nota la energía y carisma de ellos Con ganas de escuchar sus otros álbumes
Nice, actually (probably) the first time listening to Beatles album. i really liked these type of music.
No me gustan los Beatles pero este disco es digno de incluirse en la lista. Me gustó bastante, lo escuché mientras trabajaba
Buen álbum, me gustó, tema conocido yellow submarine. El resto no conocía creo
Amazing. The Beatles started to get into fun drugs like LSD around this time and you can hear their existential crises come out in the lyricism. I love the experimental instruments like the sitar, strings, and Hindi music. Am I predictable? Most definitely.
lowkey most overrated beatles album. the least explorative and innovative of the “big 5” albums; lacks the new instrumentation of rubber soul (i.e. the sitar, which is featured in “love you to” but not done as well as norwegian wood i.e.) or the psychedelic themes of sgt peppers. lacks cohesion in some areas. highlights: - i’m only sleeping - top 10 beatles song oat. - here, there and everywhere - also top 10 beatles song, potentially top 5.
Good listen! It was really cool hearing iconic songs like Eleanor Rigby and Yellow Submarine in their original contexts for the first time. Everything was musically good, but there were some songs I wasn't really excited by.
No. No more Beatles. No.
Is this my favourite Beatles album? It very well might be. Some of their best songs on here and more focused than some of the albums that'll follow.
Incredibly album from a legendary band. This is when they really started to take hold as the influential band that they came to be. Sure, they were already incredibly popular but Rubber Soul is when I feel like they changed direction from the standard boy band stuff and Revolver solidified that new Beatles sound. Just think about it.....the two albums that came directly after this: Sgt. Pepper's Magical Mystery Tour There's no Sgt. Peppers without this album, in my opinion, and that alone makes this album a solid 5/5.
me gustaron algunas canciones pero en general no es el estilo de música que me gusta. Sentí la primera y ultima cancion con demasiados sonidos y me resultaron molestos. Mis canciones favoritas fueron Got to get you into my life, For no one, Here there and everywhere y good day sunshine.
Me parece un álbum excelente y muy experimental. Usan sonidos nuevos y tiene muy buenos temas.
1. taxman - okayish, nice message, but nothing too fancy 6/10 2. Elenor Rigby - not really my thing I guess, but I could start liking it 7/10 (reevaluate) 3. I’m only sleeping - like the voicings, for a sad day this one’s alright 7/10 4. Love to you - oriental sounds are interesting, but nothing so much my thing, the last speed up sounds nice 5/10 5. Here, There and Everywhere - lovely love songs, 2nd guitar is not my thing, but overall very calm and relaxing 7/10 6. Yellow Submarine - old classic, it’s fun, but nothing I would actually listen to, expect for the jokes of course. Thanks Ringo for this “masterpiece” 3/10 7. She said she said - like the guitars; kinda cool 7.5/10 (reevaluate) 8. Good day sunshine - nice keyboard, groovy in parts, sometimes a bit uninspired; feels like a Beatles song I could like 7.5/10 (reevaluate) 9. And your bird can sing - feels kinda cool, but also pretty forgettable; bass is cool, but nothing too special 6/10 10. For no one - the feeling at the beginning is nice, I like the piano and the voice, the horn is a bit annoying 7/10 11. Doctor Robert - cool riff, this one I like, the interlude is great 8/10 12. I want to tell you - interesting melodies, but I don’t really get it 6.5/10 13. Got to get into my life - interesting blowing section, didn’t expect that, unusually upbeat, cool screaming part (wished it would be longer) 8/10 (saved) 14. Tomorrow never knows - a bit to experimental for my taste 4/10 Overall: 6/10 I can see how people like this, but overall I think the Beatles are massively overrated, maybe back in the days this was amazing, but it’s just not for me I guess Songs saved: 2 To be reevaluated: 3
So all over the place but there's some great tunes
Yeah , pretty great. These guys made some pretty good music didn’t they 7.5 / 10 Best track/s: And your bird can sing, tomorrow never knows, Eleanor rigby
163/1001 Fourteen songs in just over half an hour!There’s a lot of different things going on here. Something for everyone. Some of this is great. Some is just goofy though. One of the best from The Beatles. 8/10
Decent, a few songs are pretty catchy.
Några riktiga klassiker men allt annat var bara irriterande
*lesigh* another Beatles Album.... -1 for Eleanor Rigby +1 for Yellow Submarine +1 for general silliness -1 for not being cohesive +1 for not being a boy-band pop album -1 for Too Much Paul -1 for letting George play the sitar Honestly, it's not a bad album. I struggle to not be the asshole Beatles Critic, and this album shows me they grew some from their pop-rock roots. At least there's no skiffle. My rating: 3/5
5 stars
Niet mn favo beatles album maarja
Rubber Soul is better. I said it!
Found it to be quite disharmonious and sometimes haphazardly thrown together. There are some songs I like, but I struggle to find the album overall enjoyable to listen to. I've never been a fan of the beatles, to be honest, but this hasn't made me into one either.
eleanor rigby might be one of the best beatles songs, but it cannot save this album
Outstanding album what more can you say. Yeah it has the cheesy song for Ringo to sing like all the other albums, but you can excuse that. Was tomorrow never knows the first drum and bass song ? 🤔
Бездоганно
Taxman is lyrically silly Rigby is always ace
Avant garde psychedelia and a few decent songs.
Przyjemny album, dowiedziałam się, że niektóre piosenki są właśnie z niego.
Top ten start to finish.
The best album by the best band
Have heard of the Beatles Have not listened to the album in full Know the singles Great album. The start of the Beatles studio band period, and reading about thr making of, they were incredibly experimental and pioneered a lot of techniques.
Onkohan paras Beatlesin levy. Kuunnellaan vielä Rubber Soul ennen kuin hypätään johtopäätöksiin.
my favorite one
You could debate forever which is the Beatles' best album. This is probably my pick, despite the presence of Yellow Submarine. I love the cacophonous guitar sounds on Taxman, the weirdness of Tomorrow Never Knows, and (almost) everything in between.
Classic
Ok pesmi, nic posebnega. Beatli majo DOSTI boljse albume
nice
1 great song
Teeters on 4 stars. The good songs are great and there's a nice energy throughout, but there's a 'whatever goes' vibe to the album that's hard to shake. It feels like a collection of singles of varying quality. The top half of this album is an easy 4, and the lower half is barely a 3. So what to do? I think if it weren't the Beatles I wouldn't be agonizing over this so much. 3 stars. I do believe that's not a knock against the Beatles. Modern music written for an album makes for a better album than the pioneers of pop still exploring the edges on a per-song basis, but what the Beatles did on this album is still impressive. - I've listened to this one a million times, but not in a long time. Casual first listen takeaways: more varied, more substance than a lot of albums on this list. But lyrics are just a wee bit weak. Lack of album cohesion but that's fine considering the era - Starting 2nd listen. I think the reality is this is an easy 4, but far from a 5. Plenty of enjoyable songs and a high floor, but it's missing emotional pull of other top albums - I feel like I appreciate the breadth of music on this album but then complain about the lack of cohesion... Can I have it both ways? - I'm finding that my ears are too familiar with this album, and it instantly fades to the background. Hard to give a real rating if I'm not listening! - Is my praise just Beatles-bias? These feel more like shallow singles than I initially realized. - Focused third listen... I'm very disoriented by this album - The psychedelic theme isn't that fun for me. Definitely a point against this album.
Great album that stands test of time
I’ve always preferred later Beatles to early Beatles and this album feels like the start of the change from one to the other. More experimentation with instruments and sounds and more polished lyrics and song ideas. Tomorrow Never Knows for example, what a great song and probably ahead of its time. A couple of the ‘typical’ Beatles songs but overall a very good record with lots of great songs. I’ve rather backed myself into a corner though by rating previous Beatles offerings with 5 stars. This the best one so far so will have to be a 5 as well. Perhaps I can downgrade the previous ratings. Can we start this project again?
My favourite Beatles album so far and great to kick it off with an open debate on the merits and limitations of an ultra progressive tax system. I love the variety in songs and the way you can tell the difference between the respective songwriters including Harrison. The music is ridiculously ahead of its time. Lacking any real classics and did it really need Ringo singing?
Right, so this one must mark the last point where the drugs were actually helping. Compared to the disjointed albums that follow, this has a real consistency and flow about it. It’s a really nice subtle psych pop rock album really, and loads of great songs. Loses itself in the middle a bit and well, let’s just ignore Ringo’s effort, at least it gave McCartney break from writing the obligatory stupid song.
You either like them or don't but this is almost a perfect album. They show their range in styles, they use experimental production techniques, they have great songwriting. Their influence on future generations of music is undeniable and you get a great dose of it in this album.
Es bleibt eines der zeitlosesten Alben der Beatles – ein Werk, das 1966 die Popmusik neu definierte und bis heute frisch wirkt. Mit Stücken wie „Eleanor Rigby“ und „Yellow Submarine“ zeigt das Album die ganze Spannweite der Band: von kammermusikalischer Melancholie bis zu farbigem Psychedelic‑Pop. Die Mischung aus Experimentierfreude, melodischer Brillanz und stilistischer Vielfalt macht Revolver zu einem Meilenstein, der nichts von seiner Kraft verloren hat.
Absolutely incredible record
Not even Yellow Submarine is enough to ruin my listening experience of this...well Taxman is kind of gross but the bassline saves it
they suck
I know there always comes that time in the party when the whole who's better Beatles v. Incubus conversation/argument comes up, and I'm still sticking with the Beatles. And yes I have heard Battlestar Scaratchlica but my mind is still made up.
I just can't deal with the pressure of reviewing these universally acclaimed, historically significant albums. This is good music. I went through a short Beatles phase. Otherwise, I don't listen to them on a regular basis.
Nothing more needs to be said about the Beatles or this album. This is my favorite album of theirs: concise, focused, and minimal fluff.
This album has a fair argument for being the best Beatles album. Which means it has a good argument for being the best album of all time. It doesn’t quite hang together as much as Abbey Road, and it could be longer. But it’s always a joy to listen to.
12 of the best songs ever written (+Yellow Submarine & Dr Robert)
One of the finest albums!
Fantasic.
This album WOULD be 5 stars, but they took a bunch of drugs in India and someone thought it'd be a good idea to let Ringo sing a really REALLY bad kids song about a colourful submersible. Tomorrow Never Knows is a good time.
pre listening: well its the beatles, yknow 1966 1: taxmaaan, love some conscientious tunes. also good way to open an album cheerful, straightforward, etc. 2: iconic lonely people 3: eh fine, only sleeping doesnt stand out to me though 4: The sitar is lovely; the singing ruins it for me tbh. 5: sweet but boring to me at this point in my life. 6: just hype and happy and lively and worth all the smiles 7: yea this is a banger to me. making me feel like ive never been born. 8: I don't know what instrument is hitting that chorus dum dum dum dum but it makes the good day sunshine feel like a morning walk. 9: good but passively enjoyable. 10: Now this makes me tear up. Its heartbreaking and reminds me of my dad...i think it's relatable for a lot of people. 11: Dr. Robert. kinda jarring after the last song 12: Not super interesting to me 13: Reinvigorating after the last two songs. Likeable hype and stuff. 14: An experimental way to close out the album with the promise of some unknown tomorrow. Not a favorite, but appreciated nonetheless.
I think I still prefer George Harrison’s songs over the others. Tomorrow Never Knows is a cool song too - good drumming and liked the effects.
eleanor rigby so good british classic i'm only sleeping is a good one love you to sounds so arabian and nice wtf yellow submarine and good day sunshine r classics i haven't heard in so long
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I just don't get it. Some of these songs sound like nursery rhymes
A truly great album...except maybe Yellow Submarine (but even in that song there are some nice studio touches). I'd like to give this 4.5.
It’s not my favourite Beatles album but it does have quite a few bangers. Especially the Paul songs are amazing
good vibes
It’s the Beatles
As a Beatles Album, pretty ok.
A solid selection from The Beatles discography. Not often my first pull, but that should not discount the goodness of this record. Eleanor Rigby- what a gem. I have heard this song a million times and it always hits.
Ik vind de Beatles ontzettend saaie kutmuziek maar ik erken de impact die dit album en de Beatles als geheel op hedendaagse muziek hebben gehad.
Beatles are always a good listen. Something to be said for well crafted songs.
ok
One of the great albums by one of the greatest bands. It’s not cohesive as an album since they were really experimenting in the studio, but there are some great pop songs here —something they are really good at. Eleanor Rigby is a beautiful song.
Favorite is Eleanor Rigby
Not a bad song on this album. This was the first Beatles album I bought and remains my favorite.
Многие считают это их лучшим или любимым альбомом. Но нет.
Ok just in terms of importance this get an uncontested 5. You can hear the moment that the counterculture of the 1960s becomes fully mainstream just by listening to Revolver. On the first half you can hear The Beatles pulling the emergency breaks on their previous style in songs like Elenor Rigby, Taxman, Love You To. By the time you hit Tomorrow Never Knows at the end of the album, The Beatles (and western music) are barreling off in a completely new direction. I also really like the album art for Revolver.
Here there and everywhere is one of the most underrated song OAT. 4.5/5
I've heard people say that this album is the best Beatles album. I feel like that a lot of Beatles songs I listen to, I like the intro and then they start singing... and I don't like it anymore. The songs I liked were "Eleanor Rigby", "Here, there, and everywhere", "yellow submarine", "good day sunshine", "I want to tell you" and "tomorrow never knows". I thought it was okay. There are some classics on it, but it kind of felt like there was a lot of filler tracks that were really boring. I guess I'll give it a 4 because it has so many classics
It's the best Beatles album.
No words needed.... oh
I didn't know many of these songs. Eleanor Rigby (all the lonely people) one of my favorites
Maybe I’m too familiar with the famous songs but the other songs don’t seem as strong as the hits.
This also album was OK. It has a few bangers and a few stinkers. It feels more like a bunch of songs than a cohesive album.
Good not great
5 stars! My second favorite Beatles album. Some of my favorite memories with my brothers is playing Beatles Rock Band and long nights listening to our parents records together. I often find my self going back to their albums as a source of comfort and joy. Also, our baby finds this record particularly enjoyable, which is a good sign.
why tf did they start this album with Taxman??? it is kinda crazy listening to Beatles albums in full and realizing how minimal their production was and how silly they got. but there are some wonderful songs on this thang
Now that I have to listen to Beatles albums in full, I am realizing that I like the Beatles just like how Squidward likes Krabby Patties.
“Taxman” was not the absolute best starter of all time for me even if it wasn’t bad. The rest of the album is incredible of course
my ranking of Beatles albums changes on a semi-regular basis, but this one is always extremely high. i will find out if i am remembering correctly when i post this monday morning, but i *think* this will be a five from Brandon, and it's likely to be a five from me. will be hilarious if i am misremembering and he hates this one, but i don't think i know anyone who hates Revolver. "For No One" is fucking gold, "And Your Bird Can Sing" is also maybe a favorite Beatles song for me... idk man, the White Album will forever be my fave, but is this #2? might be
I've said it before and I'll say it again, my favorite Beatles album always changes. But my entire childhood, this was 100% my favorite Beatles album
As a card holding member of the "doesn't get the Beatles sometimes" club, I really got this one. It probably helps that it has a few of my favorite songs of theirs. The psychedelic Beatles most closely aligns with how I saw them as a kid, watching the Yellow Submarine movie and other wacky music videos. For me, despite knowing how influential their earlier projects are, this era stands out as the most distinct. I love how weird this shit gets. 4-4.5
I only got 3 zebra texts on Friday, very disappointed in you guys!! Anyway I anticipate there’s others in the group who will share my love of this one so I’ll be shorter today. But I think if you caught me on the right day I’d lock this in as a potential best album ever, as distinguished from “favorite” Understanding the greatness of The Beatles mostly involves talking a lot about calendars. Please Please Me comes out in 1963. They play “I Want to Hold Your Hand” on Ed Sullivan in 1964. Then, somehow, by 1966 they’re doing drum loops and reciting quotes from the Tibetan Book of the Dead. In a vacuum, they’re a band that made some really good songs, but also the time between their first and last album is 2 years less than the amount of time since I’ve been out of college, yet they produced such a high volume of music of such high quality, in a way that has never been replicated, let alone surpassed. In the internet age, it is impossible to appreciate this evolution, because we have unfettered access to basically all of recorded history. But I want you to imagine, for a moment, that you live in an analog age. The only music you've heard is what gets chosen to play on the radio or what you've been adventurous enough to actually purchase. You have no idea what a significant number of musicians even look like, unless their picture is on the album art. So you saw The Beatles on Ed Sullivan, you bought Rubber Soul and said "gee whiz! this album is out there!" because the keyboard was sped up on "In My Life" and "Norwegian Wood" had a lead instrument you've almost certainly never heard because, in this scenario, you're a farm boy in Kansas and you have a Forrest Gump haircut. After your mother is finished washing your mouth out with soap for uttering a phrase as vulgar as "gee whiz," you make your way to the record store to buy the brand new follow-up album, Revolver. The store clerk gives you a disgusted look because 5 months earlier, John Lennon said in a newspaper interview that The Beatles were more popular than Jesus, but you coolly explain to her that you are actually buying the record so you can burn it with your youth group. She smiles approvingly and probably says something really offensive and unrepeatable by today's standards. You get home and throw the record on and ELEANOR RIGBY IS TRACK 2 AND THEN I'M ONLY SLEEPING HAS A WEIRD REVERSE GUITAR SOLO AND LOVE YOU TO IS HAS FULL ON SITAR AND TABLA AND WHAT IN THE LOVE OF CHRIST IS GOING ON Best Beatles album frfr and also if this is your first time listening to this you probably got to listen to the 2022 remaster and not the godawful 2009 fake stereo mix where they just stick the guitar on one side and the vocal on the other.
Whether or not you’re a fan, I think all good music nerds should decide their favorite Beatles record. For me, it’s Revolver. Now, I didn’t grow up a Beatles enjoyer. Of the thousands of classic rock, new wave, and 90’s songs on the family computer (carefully curated by my dad via Napster) not a single one was by these blokes. Because of this and the Beatles not even being on streaming until 2015, I was like 21 before I’d gotten around to listening to a full album. When I finally dug in, the music resonating with me was modern psych rock and indie rock. For me, the Beatles album that aligns with that music taste the most is Revolver. Tomorrow Never Knows is a key part of that, with its warped tape effects and vocals, driving bass and drums, and left-field sound. On this finale track, it was clear how much it inspired my all-timer album: Tame Impala’s Innerspeaker. Revolver has its hits too, but ones that haven’t been played to death — so I enjoy hearing them still. You’ve got a dash of sitar too. I think it encompasses everything that makes the Beatles legendary and is the first album where they were at their peak.
Easily one of the most influential albums of all time. The Beatles have many 5/5 albums and this is one of the absolute best.
muy bueno
Perhaps my favorite Beatles album. This album that proved to the Beatles they could get away with anything. A transition between the pure pop of the early years, and the more experimental records to follow. So many great songs on this one, and one of the best closing songs of all time ("Tomorrow Never Knows"). I often wonder how fans of the Beatles viewed this album. Were they repulsed at first? Or did they go along with it? Every song feels like a different experiment.
not a bad song on it
Great
I Don't like the beatles
Beatles always hits
So many recognizable tracks, but I've never really understood Beatlemania. Does a song being recognizable inherently make it good?
60’s Rock ⭐️Eleanor Rigby
Given the calibre and enjoyability of some of the stuff on this list Revolver is an instant 5 from me - It’s didn’t even need to listen really. This is also one of my fave records by The Beatles though and that is saying something. Love Your To and Tomorrow Never Knows are just such a monumental achievement in pop music. There is some great John stuff on here, and some huge Paul Classics, plus Yellow Submarine! Amazing stuff.
Enjoyable. Some songs a bit odd, but good colour and overall it feels fun and a good listen. Favourites : I want to tell you, Eleanor Rigby, Yellow Submarine
I’m ne of the best albums ever.
****A good easy listening album
EW
There’s nothing I can say about this album that hasn’t been said a thousand times. Not my personal favorite Beatles album, and maybe a little over-hyped by some critics today, but I can’t listen to it without smiling and singing along.
Excellent album
I mean come on! It’s the Beatles. Not content to just jangle the pop sounds this explored new dimensions musically and I think it mostly works. Not my all time favorite album of theirs but it’s up there. “Eleanor rigby”, “and your bird can sing”, “I’m only sleeping” and “tomorrow never knows” are my faves.
Listening to The Beatles is developmentally appropriate for highschoolers who think listening to “old music“ will make them more interesting. That being said revolver is one of the more palatable albums by The Beatles.
Taxman
Incredible. Classic track after classic track and the innovation!
it’s a classic, there’s really nothing more to be said.
me before listening hi dis album cover looking wild as hell boi but the Beatles are kewl I heard them before I'mma listen to y'all soon. after listening; it was good! I like the Beatles I like the song about sleep.
No me gusto, solo fue aburrido aunque los ritmos fueron buenos no me llegó a gustar.
bunnch of classics
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
So much variety and creativity in one 34 minute album. Highlights: Tax Man. Eleanor Rigby lyrics (wearing the face that she keeps in a jar by the door). Got to Get You Into My Life. Tomorrow Never Knows. Nostalgia of: Yellow Submarine and school choir doing flat energy version of 'Here, There and Everywhere', because... well its the Beatles int it, and it's got a nice tune... It's a great album but 4 from me today. 4 Number tracks: 14 Fave track: Others listed above. 02/03/26
Very nice album, there are a few very popular songs and the rest are pretty chill as well. Overall, pretty nice album, I know that it was a huge hit and it has that typical Beatles sound, mostly.
alright
Hmm, I think of myself as a casual Beatles fan. But I guess I've never sat through this album before. And that's what it felt like: I was sitting through it.
I am no Beatles super fan. It was ok. I think they have better offerings.
i never know what i think of the beatles, a few great songs here but the album as a whole was okay? more of a 3.5 that i’ll give a 3
I love Eleanor Rigby and liked She Said She Said and For No One. I have mixed feelings about everything else.
Definitely in the upper echelon of Beatles albums. Loaded with great songs
3.5
You skip the two sitar songs and dr roberts but everything else is so good...
Ah nice to see this pop up. Quite unfamiliar with individual albums and songs so ready for this… There are obviously some huge songs on here and the rest are pleasant enough. 5* is consistent greatness with no fillers and as good as this is, think it might be heading for 4. It’s good, but I’m not absolutely blown away (as many are). The first half starts really strong and most the gold is here. Second half is still good, but not the levels Beatles can be. Stuck between 4 and 4.5
Can't go wrong with this one!
A perfect album
Oke album
Revolver is an old favorite.
Pioneers of music Really solid album
Very Beetles sounding, good good.
Tried to listen with fresh ears like l've never heard any of the songs. Definitely a couple standouts and overall excellent album. Absolutely love Tomorrow Never Knows.
Bra album! Tyckte om det, perfekt just idag
A short experimental album that actually feels short and the fun type of experiment unlike Surfer Rosa by the Pixies which dragged and felt like an experiment gone wrong. That being said its not my favourite Beatles album but still an excellent all rounder in my opinion. The first three songs, Taxman, Eleanor Rigby and I’m Only Sleeping have been long time favourites so it was a nice introduction to the album and songs like Yellow Submarine and And Your Bird Can Sing brought back the energy whenever it I felt my interest start to wane. All in all, a pretty great album.
Look, I may be Beatles-pilled but I don't think there's an album of theirs that I don't love.
I have pretty mixed feelings on a lot of the Beatles albums', but this is definitely one of the good ones. With the exception of the out of place, but still enjoyable, in a kids tv show way, Yellow Submarine, every song is a hit.
I love it, the best album ever
Not really my favorite Beatles but Eleanor Rigby and Here, There And Everywhere are great. If it weren’t for those tracks, it might be a 3 but overall it’s a 4 for me
This is definitely one of my favorite Beatles albums. In re-listening to it I was struck by how short the tracks are. But they pack a lot of great lyrics and interesting arrangements into these short tracks and ther This e seems to be some variety of sound from tractor track. Eleanor Rigby, being very somber and sad and the beautiful use of violin. two more of a poppy rock sound of God to get you into my life to the more experimental and innovative sound of tomorrow never knows. It’s a great album and it was really fun to listen to this again.
My favorite Beatles album - just nudging out Abbey Road. Paul’s songs are some of his best - Eleanor Rigby, Here, There and Everywhere, Got to Get You Into My Life. Not a bad song on the album. I really like the closing song - Tomorrow Never Knows.
One decent song (Eleanor Rigby) is far outweighed by one of the worst songs ever recorded (Yellow Submarine). Utterly phantasmagorical how they could have been released as a double single. The past really was a different country. Third rate attempts at techniques already standard in classical music and laughable attempts to incorporate Indian music.
Amazing album. I had only heard a couple of songs from this album before and I’m surprised that my favorite songs from it are the ones I just discovered as opposed to the ones I already knew. Hidden gems this whole time! They are musical geniuses these lads. Huge respect for the craft, creativity, and mastery.
This is one of those 5/5 Beatles albums. A must listen.
I may be biased because this is the Beatles album I grew up on but it's just banger after banger As a child I LOVED Eleanor Rigby and found For No One so devastating i could barely listen to it - on this listen Tomorrow Never Knows really stuck out to me. A treat!
Decided to listen to this while doing my taxes. lol I was raised on the Beatles but I don't remember this album as much as others. I do recognize some of the songs: Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, Yellow Submarine (I watched this movie a number of times!), Got to Get You Into My Life. I enjoyed hearing some new (to me) Beatles.
Here, There and Everywhere has been my fav so far. For No One is a banger too. Also some of these songs are so short! It’s crazy. Doctor Robert is my new fav. Got To Get You Into My Life is fire. Best song so far for me.
удивительно, но вынуждена признать, что второй альбом Битлз (за две недели!) мне понравился больше. прошлый был невыносим. тут даже понравились две песни и не было повторяющегося позыва выключить и сотен невидимых вопросительных знаков у меня над головой
I’ve listened to this one hundreds of times but every time I listen again I just like it even more
Al principio parece que las canciones no son muy cohesivas entre sí, y al final tampoco jaksj
d los mejores d los bitel
Its a Beatle album. A Classic for sure but not something id listen to in my free time.
Love this one! Taxman hits home. Fuck those people. There are a ton of hits on this. Probably a fair bit of drug use, too, especially on Yellow Submarine. This album is a 5
Not above Abbey Road for me
What an album. 5
Love 'Eleanor Rigby'. Love 'Go to Get You Into My Life'. Could not care for ANYTHING else. Not even one good deep cut. Wtf Beatles. How could you be so inconsistent.
35 minutes go by too quickly. There's something special about how Eleanor Rigby uses those strings. They really do feel like they sing almost like additional characters in the story.
That's a solid album, listened to it a few days before it popped up and it's just so strong.
Not just the best Beatles album; the most career-representative Beatles album. Everything each Beatle did before and after this record is perfectly exhibited here.
Easy 5/5
Turn off your mind, relax and float downstream. Lay down all thoughts, surrender to the void. I am a sucker microtonal instruments and tape manipulation. Front to back perfection.
As good as it gets
The best album title of all time. One of the best covers of all time my time. Jam packed with done if the best songs of the Beatles catalogue.
Listened to at 19.02.2026. Now I understand why it was such a hit not only in UK but worldwide. Many songs are engaging and catchy, not just the yellow submarine.
good album but not as good as the other beatles albums
Her e det ikke så mye å si, men jammen ganske mye å sette pris på. Ikke minst at æ også fant ut at det va den første LP-en mora mi kjøpte, og det e fint å tenke på. Æ tror ikke mine hypotetiske barn hadde blitt like imponert av min Megadance-CD, så det e kanskje like greit at æ forblir barnløs.
What am I supposed to say on these Beatle albums? Like They're the most famous and important band of all time for a reason. It's like trying to find an original way of saying Shakespeare was a good writer or calling Kubrick a great filmmaker. There's no way of saying it that dozens of other smarter and more articulate people haven't said a trillion times better. 10/10. A few of there albums that have popped up here maybe don't quite deserve to be on it but this one definitely does.
Taxman is a great start to the album, strong satirical lyrics reflecting the working class angst of the rebel 60’s. Lovely staccatoed guitar riffs throughout. Eleanor Rigby gives an exploration into the feeling of sonder as it gives us small glimpses into the lives of a wide range of seemingly normal characters. Beautiful orchestral sounds contrast with the modern-for-its-era guitar of the previous track. Probably the strongest track of the album out of the way right near the beginning. The loose up-down-up-down strumming pattern of the acoustic guitar in I’m only sleeping puts the listener into an airy dreamlike state like that described by the lyrics, really appreciated this it’s a nice effect. Love You To continues this dreamlike state by introducing the eastern sounds of what appears to be a sitar. The commanding lyrics of this track combined with the hypnotic tones of the sitar make this almost feel like a set of orders or a call to action. The lyrics really promote the free love ideas of the hippie movement of that era. Here, There, and Everywhere almost feels at any moment like it could break out into an old doo-wop song. Enjoyed this one, it felt airy in the same sense of I’m Only Sleeping. The story telling of the lyrics of Yellow Submarine combined with the mixing of sound effects with the main rhythm really produce a whimsical narrative. This song doesn’t take itself seriously at all yet still manages to produce one of the most memorable choruses of any Beatles song. The verses in spite of their surreal lyrics lend itself to a sing-a-long on the basis of their easy rhythmic pattern. She Said She Said comes out strong with a prominent lead section, following almost in delay to the main melody. The backing rhythm following almost identically in timing and progression to the main melody really gives this song a stacked feel. Really enjoyed this one, something feels extremely modern (even in today’s terms) about the lead guitar throughout. Good Day Sunshine has a great walkdown in the piano section at the beginning which is just fun to listen to. Apparently used as wake-up music for the Shuttle missions which just adds to the fun of the song. Outside of the harmonised guitar in Your Bird Can Sing there’s not much interesting in this track. One of the weaker ones on the album in my opinion. For No One’s heartbreaking lyricism is almost contrasted by the almost silly way in which the bassline follows the melody of the vocals. This almost evokes the feeling of someone “plodding” along through life after a breakup instead of moving on. Really enjoyed this one. Doctor Robert is a clear but satirical song about the use of stimulants and psychedelic’s in the 60’s. Small bridge section near the end again brings back that airy dreamlike feeling, presumably a result of same drugs handed out by “Doctor Robert”. This was a very fun one. Really loved the use of the discordant piano notes in I Want To Tell You to convey the distress of being unable to put your words together and express yourself properly. Absolutely loved the intentional use of those notes, very very jarring. Really like the use of brass in Got To Get You Into My Life to back up the main melody in the verses. Absolutely loved the chorus section of this. Short. Simple. Feels heavier than I’d expect from 66’ Beatles. The almost SHOUTED chorus line really gets across the desperation to “get you into my life”. Really loved this one. Tomorrow Never Knows finishes up the album with what feels like an extremely modern drum track something more akin to what you would expect from the 90s or early 2000s. Bizarre and surreal jazz inspired licks peppered throughout this outro to the album returns the listener to the drug induced dreamlike haze that’s so present throughout the rest of the album. Overall this album is a great homage to the surreal, otherworldly drug fuelled haze of the 60s, combining themes of love, brief and surface level working class rebellion, with the drug peddler hippie era.
so iconic so good a bit too experimental for me but still
I love this album. here there and everywhere potentially favourite beatles song ever??
Classic for a reason. Couple of weird tracks but par for the course with the Beatles.
I'm not really a beatles guy...5.4/10.
Excellent. 4/5
Is this the greatest album of all time? An easy argument could be made.
A classic
I mean what can I say, its the beatles. I've heard this album quite a few times before, definitely some of the bands best work. I especially like "Taxman" "I'm Only Sleeping" and "for no one". I'm Only Sleeping specifically is one of my favorite beatle songs, it's so haunting to me with the hindsight of john lennon's eventual fate. It feels a little low to give this four stars but five feels too high so 4 it is. I suppose I might as well start ranking the beatles albums as they come along, obviously since this is the first one the ranking goes so far goes: 1. Revolver
Good but not their best
Masterpiece
I mean, it’s The Beatles so I obviously like it. I’ve never thought it’s one of their better albums though. Got to Get You Into My Life is a clear banger and everyone everywhere knows Yellow Submarine and Eleanor Rigby but the other tracks haven’t made too much of a cultural impact for a reason. They’re all good but just don’t stand out. (3.5 stars)
Ever Beatles album I listen to I get it even more. This was a great time with some super fun and interesting songs.
I’m finally in an evolved state where I can truly appreciate The Beatles. When they’re on it, the songwriting is just perfect. The melodies are hypnotic and it feels like every note is placed and played correctly. Like music is a test and they got a perfect score. This is nowhere near my favorite Beatles album but still has some of their best songs. However, it feels like the songs that aren’t part of this top echelon are songs that they just settled for. Not bad songs, but very lukewarm ones. Again, the strength of the songwriting is there, but a greater sense of passion is just missing. As a listener, I don’t feel like the sum is greater than the parts of these songs. Sometimes I wish they would go ahead and really grab you by the throat, but instead there’s an air of passivity. Still a good album, but not The Beatles at the peak of their powers, just some glimpses of them. Faves: And Your Bird Can Sing, I’m Only Sleeping, Tomorrow Never Knows. Got To Get You Into My Life, I Want To Tell You, Here, There And Everywhere
The context around this album makes it an incredible record. The shift in global musical direction after this album makes it an incredible record. The songwriting makes it an incredible record. Every song on this record is unique and they are all memorable. For being such a strange, experimental album, its production is still so professional. It's just a really cool album. I like the Beatles, but not THAT much, and even still I can't sleep soundly giving this album any less than a 5.
Interesting how the critical pendulum swings, and it seems this one has been on top for these boys and all boys for a long time. For me it's a lesser beatles though - sometimes the song serves the experiment more than rubber soul say, and it really just doesn't have as consistently memorable songs as others. Eleanor rigby, good day, dr robert drum loops all tight as hell, I'm not one of these sad folk who feel the need to somehow conjure up a dislike of these guys, and don't get me wrong still a masterpiece.
Expectacular give me 5
One of their most critically acclaimed albums because of their use of recording studio usage and innovations. However, not one of my favorite albums of theirs to listen to. Pitchfork: 10.0 Rolling Stone: Top 500 Albums #11 Best Songs Eleanor Rigby I'm Only Sleeping Here, There And Everywhere Good Day Sunshine For No One
Possibly my favorite front-to-back Beatles album. I'm not a huge Beatles fan or an expert by any means, but I think of this as the album where they were really starting to get creative but before they got kind of bonkers (for better or worse). This was kind of their sweet spot in terms of overall quality as far as I'm concerned.
Classic and almost perfect
my favorite beatles album so far
I feel like with every Beatles album I listen to I will already know half of the songs by accident which is really fun, good album didn’t completely blow me away will have to listen again
It doesn't sound like 1966 and I don't doubt it was revolutionary. I like it, but I just don't connect to most of it in a way that would make me love it. (Also, Yellow Submarine is a great song. I don't know what's wrong with you people.)
One of the greatest albums ever recorded
Ask anyone who knows me, and they will know of my distaste for the Beatles. I've never cared for them, any song I heard I found a bore, and their tag of being the "greatest band to ever do it" so early in modern music's infancy always made me roll my eyes. That being said, I can't deny how they had completely revolutionized the rock scene at the time. Hell, even creating "rock" as we know it. And not in a gradual shift, it's a stark contrast. There is music pre-Beatles, and then there is music post-Beatles. They're a group where if you listen to an album, even just a handful of tracks, you can hear your favorite band in them. Their influence is overwhelming, and all roads (Abbey or other) lead back to them. I did enjoy the raw sound of the album. The jangly quality of the guitar and the bright register of the drums makes it seem amateur, but don't let that fool you. The production is tight, and well-intentioned. Realistically though, I can't see myself putting this album on again, and my next Beatles listen will most likely be when another album of theirs pops up in this rotation. Until next time, lads. Tracks I had left with: I'm Only Sleeping She Said She Said
Best Beatles albummmmmmmm 100/5 -Ruby One of the goats. —Noah
For what this was when it was, it's probably fair to call it great - even important. However, listening to it for the first time ever in 2026, a lot of it feels kinda mid to me. Other than the few hits everyone knows, the only tracks that really made me perk up and listen were 'Tomorrow Never Knows' and, to a lesser degree, 'Love You To'. If they had leaned more heavily into that vibe, I'd have been much more interested in this. Three albums down, and it's becoming clear that, while certainly competent and undeniably influential, the Beatles just don't excite me much.
Yellow submarine sucks, and it this album loses a point just for that. The A side didn’t really do much for me. It just sounded like more Beatles. I did however enjoy the B side quite a bit. A mixed bag this was.
Not my favorite Beatles album, but it did shape their future releases immensely. Favorite songs: -Taxman -I'm only sleeping -Yellow submarine -For no one
Very good record. Special music for that time.
I would give it a solid 4/5, personally I enjoyed Sgt Peppers better, but this was still great. My favorite track was Elenor Rigby.
it was fun but i dont really like the beatles
내 취향은 아니네여 2
You can't make me listen to the Beatles again I refuse. This album was far better than the other one but all the songs were just average other than Eleanor rigby. Still one song doesn't redeem it.
Easiest 5 stars I’ve given so far. The best Beatles record.
Still sounds as fresh as it sounded in 1966... perfect.
Some say it's the best album ever.
First song hit, and I thought this right here.. would be the album that reintroduces me to The Beatles and makes me fall in love with them as band.. man was I wrong.. what is wrong with me? why don’t I like The Beatles? Will I EVER like The Beatles?
I hadn’t listened to this album in a while. It’s great though.
Qué decir, sólo puede ser un 5
Obviously some good tunes here, a few that are a bit melancholy, a few trance like, and a few with an twangy guitar
Beatles kurz bevor sie richtig richtig gut wurden!
Cooles ding
Very solid album, obviously.
V good v nice