Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

It's good 'n' all, it's also kinda hokey -

It's one step below their creative peak of Rubber Soul and Revolver but I'm throwing an extra star on here because the huge "BONG!" sound at the end of A Day in the Life" may be my favourite sound in the history of recorded music.

4/5 Favorite Song: Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite

Yes, please and thank you. Always loved this, always will. I'm giving it a lot of thought but I think it may be my favorite album overall. Surfer Rosa / Come on Pilgrim is up there but that is a double album so does it count?

This LP released when I was about 1.5 years old. I'm reflexively resistant to this album, not because I don't think it's good. I get the genius and innovation of it. And I don't think it sucks at all, obviously it's great. I grew up in the shadow of Boomer music so I kinda roll my eyes at Boomer classics, even though I enjoy a lot of them. 1st rendition I ever heard of Lucy In the Sky w/Diamonds was Elton John's, and that's the one I like. Also, I prefer Wings over the Beatles. Having said that, the tracks I like are Sgt. Pepper, w/A Little Help from My Friends, Getting Better, Fixing A Hole, Good Morning Good Morning, & A Day In the Life. My favorites are Good Morning & Fixing A Hole. I appreciate the innovation of the album.

The album I've been waiting on. A classic that I've just never heard, but knew was coming eventually. I have to say this album had a high bar for me to meet and boy did the Beatles leap over that bar with ease.

diffrent from what i expect+not a larper of the Beatles anymore

How do I reconcile with the Beatles? Well, this is here, so let's start listening to it. Their famous songs, to me, sound like shite most of the time. I hate most of what they became later, I am not a fan of utilizing other cultures as a fancy, funny dress, and after living years in the UK I really, really can't stand the accent. Not a fan of the uncredited voices on these songs. I understand this is like foundational work when it comes to rock and band culture, but damn there's music older than this that grew older in a nicer, more bearable way: Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Luigi Tenco, damn even Enrico Caruso's music is more bearable than this, nowadays. The production in this album is willingly messy, with electric (I suppose?) organs playing like 20 notes in a whole song, some clappy percussions, repetitive guitar + electric organ riffs used as percussions, and voices that get lost on the musical background. I completely understand the mono and stereo tech limitations of the time, but that does not justify the messy arrangement most of these songs have - I've tried listening to the non-remastered version of it and the remastered version Lossless, and nah, that ain't it, mate. Their pop ballad "She's Leaving Home" is unbearable, mainly due to the lack of a "GREAT" voice. Again, this song could've been a Frank Sinatra song, but in that case it'd have been good, while here it is just a random pop song, to be honest. Lots of violins, lots of soft music, lots of nostalgia, but a huge lack of personality. And no, I don't find the usage of other cultures' instruments particularly amusing, especially but not exclusively when it comes from a british produced album - yeah, looking at you Within You Without You. This is what the hippy movement was in search of: shallow, performative "knowledge" of something unusual, with the certainty of being able to go back to their regular, rich kids' life after all is said and done. Performative leftists going back to their conservative roots as soon as the "weird", long song is over. Now that I finished ranting, the good stuff: These guys were ahead light years - due respect where it's due: their music can sound like good fun and can sound like a heartfelt ballad (at times), it received some influence from American blues, but gave it a decent "different" spin, and it made sense that they broke the market: good looking guys, playing instruments, without a single thought in their brain up until a certain point in their career. There's some foresight of the future electronica genre here, in "Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!", with its disastrous mix of orchestral music, weird audio edit, and the circus thingy going on, and in "Within You Without You", although in that case I have a problem with the whole concept of the song. Gotta be honest, I understand why this is musical history, I just can't bring myself to listen to it ever again - it's BORING, unlike a lot of music from the previous ~50 years before this. That's a 2 stars for me, and one of them I give it only because I see its historical value.

2026.06.30-07.01.

Glimmers of something i could enjoy

What can you say about Sgt. Pepper? The greatest rock band at their heights of their powers? The quintessential concept album telling the story of a marching band, with influences of circus, vaudeville, Indian rhythms, and orchestrals. If it's not the Beatles album with the best songs (debatable), it's certainly the one with the most integrated overall concept. A real treat is to listen to this either physically or without fade-ins, as several tracks lead directly into each other. Artwork, lyrics, musicianship, engineering. Its acclaim by many as the greatest album ever does not come lightly.

Well duh

No está en mi top de los beatles pero en cuanto a rock psicodélico de los 60s es tope de gama 7,5/10

A few of the stranger ones but it's great.

Fun listen after having almost 200 albums under my belt on the challenge. It's noticeably better and just loaded with creativity and generational bangers. "Penny Lane" and "Strawberry Fields Forever" are the only things that would make it better. Closing out with "A Day in the Life" and hearing the final chord ring out is such a special moment! It's in my handful of best songs ever and especially for multi-part songs. PMC's my favorite musician ever and he was a stud on this album. Some favorite memories was seeing Paul play a 38 song set at Bonnaroo loaded with Beatles, Wings and solo songs. And seeing Ringo & Friends with Mom & Dad. They made it 64 together (even 74 now!) which is another special moment.

Eh

Ehright

I liked

The girl with colitis goes by

Too many music hall novelty numbers, for me.

I could go on and on and on about why I love this album. Actually, I’ve been a Beatles fan for years, and only until recently did I realize that yes, this album IS a 10/10. Or, well, 5/5. The musical revolution these guys brought on (or at least helped bring on) is unmatched. I think it’s a fact when I say that music wasn’t the same after Sgt. Pepper’s. Whether this is a concept album or not, the idea is amazing; The Beatles are no more, this is a new, colourful band performing for you. You’re part of the audience heard in the title track and it’s reprise, and you just have to sit back as they take you on this wild musical rollercoaster. A song about friendship, then a song about getting your life together, to a ballad about a runaway teenager, then to a circus. Flip the disc, and you get Harrison’s amazing Classical Indian song unlike anything any other pop band at the time was producing. Followed, of course, by McCartney daydreaming about a wholesome future with his missus. Maybe she’ll be the meter maid from the next song! And to top it all off, the band says goodbye, and leaves you with what is arguably the Beatles’ magnum opus: A Day In The Life. So much can be said about each individual song, and if I said all I thought, this review would be thousands of words long. So to make a very long story short… I love this album, it is creative and experimental in ways basically unheard of (in pop music specifically) before ‘67, and I think it set the stage for the Summer of Love and all music that’d follow afterwards. Glazing? Maybe. I’m biased.

A great classic and showcase of variety from such an iconic group. Not my favorite Beatles album but lots of great songs. Some weird, very experimental sections contrasting with nice melodic vocals and instrumentation.

Мое первое знакомство с творчеством битлз и я поражен насколько это круто! Сложный для восприятия альбом, нужно слушать много раз! На данный момент это один из лучших альбомов которые я слушал, всем советую!

Everything by the Beatles is great

Great instrumentation, exciting concept, stellar sound. I especially enjoyed some of the cool basslines. What is keeping it from being a true 5/5 in my eyes is the lack of outstanding singles. With a Little Help From My Friend and Lucy are classics, but they are nowhere near the Beatles' best work. Good listen nonetheless.

very fifty fifty on this one

l love this album, Beatles at their best, so many echoic songs, and the whole thing hangs together as a true album.

Incredibld

Best Beatles album for me.

It's better than the last beatles album this site gave to me (With the Beatles) so I'll give it that. I at least finished listening to this one in full. They're still not really for me though :/ This album feels experimental which I appreciate, I like when bands get weird. Not much more to say about this.

lol

A Day in the Life is an amazing song, the rest was various levels of not for me. I think this is my least favourite of the Beatles albums we've had (so far)

Generational classic, need to listen to it high for the full experience tho

One of the best, by the best.

Classic, not every song blew me away. Last track is the best.

ik prob higher but im in a rounding down mood rn

One of the most influential ever made, still a remarkable album 60 years later

Tämä levy on löytynyt omasta levyhyllystä jo kasarilta asti. Erinomainen kokonaisuus ja hyviä biisejä.

All time classic. Always good to hear it again. It altered the course of rock music.

Great album, though not their best. I think the first half of the album is far better than the second half. Even still it's a good album. I just prefer most of their later stuff starting with The White Album more.

With a Little Help From My Friends is my fav

I mean, it's a classic for a reason. The Beatles are both known for no frills rock (which I generally find to be quite boring) and their more experimental psychedelic stuff (which I really like). This album is sort of a mix of both, it is musically ambitious while still being really good pop music. It is not my favourite Beatles album (that would be Revolver), but this is still an album that has earned all the acclaim it has gotten.

It's addictive. A favorite of mine growing up, even better now.

No skip album

Hmmm wonder what I had to say about this during my class, also first Beatles album of this at like 160 in. its fun, they earned the right to make silly songs about getting high, let me have it ya know. 4

I was struck by how much Within You Without You reminded me of Gorillaz’s Orange County motif. Not a connection I would have thought to make. Some of the sound effects are chaotic in a way I have come to associate with the later Beatles sounds. I can imagine parents of the time calling it a headache. It’s hard to rate a Beatles album, especially when it is such an iconic album. I haven’t ever listened to it all the way through but I found, as expected, that I knew a fair few.

This is definitely the most interesting Beatles album I've gotten so far. There were some interesting songs in there, like Lucy In The Sky which I already loved. The sound is interesting especially for 1967, and it sound so, so much better than their old stuff.

Innovative at the time, still spectacular with multiple evergreens

Kæmpe album som ændrer på albummet som format i sin helhed. Det er collage agtig med mange forskellige genre og hyldester til tidligere musikhistorie. Det har åbenbart også vundet priser fra sit albumcover som afspejler det. Det var noget med at man først spillede koncerter og indspillede plader efter af hvad jeg kan forstå? men det ændrede det her på. Det ændrede det hele med at albums ikke kun var samlinger af singler, men fortæller en gennemgående historie. Så jeg kan godt forstå det har stor historisk betydning som jeg værdsætter, men omvendt så værdsætter jeg det bare heller ikke helt nok

519/1089 - Jesus! That 15kHz tinnitus dog whistle after "A Day in the Life" absolutely destroyed my ears (not to mention the aleatoric horror strings). As cool and innovative as this album is, I'm not huge on a lot of the music on it. There are cool moments like the circus noises on "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" and songs like "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and stuff. Overall, Revolver is my favorite Beatles album.

THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT! THAT'S WHY HE'S THE MVP!! THAT'S WHY HE'S THE GOAT!!! THE GOAATTTT!!!!! Side-note: Try listening to this at Disneyland if you ever get to go (10/10, 5/5 on this scale)

Right, another Beatles. I normally just can't get into them, so let's try to find something here. Love the bass tone in With a Little Help from My Friends. And it is catchy which I like. Probably so far this is the most sonically cohesive Beatles album I've heard. There is definitely a style throughout - a folksy pop-rock filtered with a tinge of psychedelia. It's Getting Better is interesting - initially sounds like a positive message, but followed up with 'it couldnt be any worse'. Ooh, and a sitar/indian influence drops in there in It's Getting Better Comes out fully on Within You Without You Ha then onto When I'm Sixty-Four. Cheers Paul. It's like things built up to the full spiritual Indian nirvana, then we're back to mundanity with When I'm Sixty-Four Not much is standing out but it is overall more consistent and well-executed than other Beatles albums on this list. 2nd Sgt Pepper's song has a great rock sound. Love that intro, drums hit so cleanly and crisply, like a 90s track. A Day in the Life also sounds pretty modern - almost Oasis-like (yes I know Oasis copied the Beatles) Best track - Within You Without You, Good Morning, Sgt Peppers Reprise, A Day in the Life 4 - just squeaked a 4: cohesive but varied, interesting but with some accessible tunes and hooks. The first of five Beatles albums to get a 4 from me

I get why this is an important record, but it doesn't do a lot for me. I like the first and last tracks and that's about it.

Always a classic.

Damn good album. Mix of many styles including Indian carnatic which I loved. Beatles so failure is almost impossible. A easy 10 on 10

5 stars. Love this album, now I need to listen to Revolver.

Probably my least favorite post 65 Beatles but still one of the most important album in the past 100 years.it has someone of the Beatles best and most creative songs.

Intro had me really amped up for something more conceptual here but all the songs in middle are just classic mellow Beatles stuff - not necessarily bad but not what I was expecting and felt a little let down

britos

Love these lil white boys

The concept doesn't last long. Probably for the best, loads of great songs on here. Imagine if they had left Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane on it! Oddly on this listen, the misses bug me more. Not my favourite Beatles, but up there! 4.5 rounded down Heard before? Yes Owned: Yes, 85/329 (25%) Will I get: Already have

Well….listen, I’ve never really gotten The Beatles. I understand their legacy, I know about the hysteria, it all makes sense but this album, for all I’ve heard about it over the years, kind of disappointing. For what was meant to be some sort of concept album, I felt like it fell apart after the first half. Some real standouts with ‘A Day In The Life’, ‘With A Little Help From My Friends’ and naturally ‘Lucy…’

Bangers galore!! One does forget their insane ability to write songs.

Awesome

daphne in the skyyyyy with juuuulis

Paul McCartney takes 1 hit of acid and starts making circus music. We start with a few 10/10 hits (Sgt Pepper's, Help from My Friends, Lucy). Then, every other song surprised me with how much I disliked them. What is it about LSD that made them want to use so much tuba? And then, like magic, the album ends with Day in the Life, the best song they every wrote and one of the best songs of all time. 4 stars.

again. major drug vibes

Easy 5

Oh my God!! Love this album! One of my favorite beatles albums! Classic all around and could listen to on repeat!

I like this band much i like how randomly and ful of sense and nonsense they are

HELLO ok i've already heard this album and i did not really like it. to be honest. but there are a few honest bangers like fool on the hill.

World Heritage !!!

Hmmm ok beatle

Gracias. Una belleza volver siempre a Beatles. Gran disco. Ya se dijo todo

some of the most beautiful songs ever written - within you, without you, she's leaving home, getting better, lovely rita, and of course, a day in the life. perhaps the most cohesive songwriting between paul and john

Sgt. Pepper's is not a favourite Beatles album to me. It's more intellectually impressive than impactful to my heart. Because of this it actually overall ranks a bit low in the tapestry of all of The Beatles albums if I'm being honest. And...AND...and Sgt' Pepper's still f'ck'n rules.

I’m behind so I’m going to drunkenly review a bunch of albums #1. I like this album. It’s probably my favourite Beatles album. But have I ever listening to it with my friends? Has this ever been the soundtrack to good times? No. It’s edgy children’s music

Good a bit overrated

I did enjoy the show with a little help from my friend, Lucy. Upbeat, lively and o liked how the songs had different melodies but somehow they all came together and made sense.

A classic and iconic album by the Fab Four. A Day in The Life says it all....

I do love Sgt. Pepper, but it’s not my favorite Beatles album by far and I’ve always felt it’s a little overrated in their catalog.

Fyrri helmingur helvíti sterkur, restin ágæt.

Surprisingly still holds up well, some tracks kind of boring though.

Literally the Sgt. Peppers of all Beatles albums.

Great album but one too many McCartney Granny songs for my liking

Compared to the last Beatles album I listened to, this is much better. However, it still feels like something is missing, maybe in the mastering (as would make sense for a '67 album) or just the seamlessness in general. Overall, enjoyable listen, 4/5.

my least fav Beatles album, for me it's all the worst Beatles song writing tendencies condensed in one album. with that being said it has A Day in the Life which is probably my favourite Beatles song, so that bumps it up a lot

album #74 the best song on this album is the one where they let ringo out of his cage to sing a little ditty. the worst song is where lennon admits to beating women. this album is pretentious, it always has been. the reason the beatles exploded was not solely because of their musical ability, it was also what and who they represented. i do not like the beatles, but i also don't deny the influence. ꩜ average track rating: 2.4/5 ꩜ favourite track(s): with a little help from my friends ꩜ least favourite track(s): getting better, good morning good morning ꩜ album rating: ★★☆☆☆ ꩜ number of albums left to review: 1,015 ꩜ number of albums from the list that i agree with being on the list: 36 (+1 Sgt. Pepper) ꩜ albums from the list that I would consider on my list: 14 ꩜ albums from the list I won't include on my list: 60

Chill album, my favorite song was "being for the benefit of mr. kite!". Not a big fan tho, I wouldn't listen to it again.

Probably my least favorite of the big 5 beatles albums, but a big 5 gets a big 5.

I mean it’s one of their best. But there are a few on here I don’t know about. I don’t know why Within you without you is placed where it is and why it’s even here. It doesn’t fit with the album at all. 🤷‍♂️. A day in the life is an excellent finisher tho.

Probably their third or fourth best album. Still 5 stars.

Alright, aged a bit now

Everyone talks about the Beatles like they were some amazing, transformative band, but this shit did not live up to the hype

One of the better weirder ones upon reflection. Makes me think of my dad!

picture yourself in a boat on a river with tangerine trees and Joni Mitchell’s Blue

Classic!

Good

I really wish I could hear what so many other people hear in The Beatles music. Psychedelic rock is not my jam, I found some of the songs borderline carnival music, and a lot of it just sounded hokey to me. It kind of feels blasphemous to be negative about such a storied and revered album, but it just wasn't for me.

This is literally my favorite album from The Beatles

A little basic for 2026

bbys first syretrip.

Er ikke så mye mer å si om Sgt. Pepper annet enn at statusen som konseptalbum er noe tynn. At det liksom skal holde å si "heihei vi er sgt. peppers band nå" i starten og "vi var sgt. peppers band takk for oss" på slutten. Men alt i alt helt konge så klart. Den nye stereomiksen er også flott.

Meh

classic beatles.. always felt like this album and abbey road are like sisters. love em

I know this album well. Used to be my favourite Beatles album, so many good tracks. Favourites: Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (opening and reprise) Rock with a bit of theatrics and circus vibe, with a nod of the Beatles’ past as a live act. This album was written during their studio only years. With a Little Help from My Friends Paul’s melodic bass line sells this one for me. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds The iconic LSD trip song. Love John’s whimsical vocals and raucous chorus. She’s Leaving Home I remember driving at night one time, this song came on and I got all emotional. Don’t even know why. Being For the Benefit of Mr Kite Again Paul’s melodic bass sells this one. Add the psychedelic flourishes, more circus vibes, John’s vocals. Perfection. When I’m Sixty Four I love Paul’s old man ditties and this is one of his best. When I’m 64 I’d like this song to be played. Best moment: his affected accent singing “grandchildren on your knees”. Lovely Rita Best song ever written about a parking warden. A Day in the Life Excellent example of John’s melancholic writing style, contrasted with Paul’s sunnier disposition. Looking at the above it’s easy to see this album’s influence on subsequent pop and rock music. Easy 5 stars.

Album I’ve listened to a million times, but can still find something new to enjoy every time. One thing I picked up on this time around is how good the drumming is - Ringo must actually be some kind of robot because there is never a beat out of place or out of tune. Always enjoy the lesser songs like Fixing a Hole and When I'm Sixty Four more than I think I will. Within You Without You is fantastic. A Day In The Life is one of the best songs ever.

Well, it's The Beatles, so thats an easy 5star. Maybe a slightly overrated Beatles record, but still amazing experience. 1. With A Little Help Of My Friends 2. A Day In The Life 3. Sgt. Peeper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

I just don't get it. A few moments of inspiration surrounded by novelty nonsense. This may have been great at the time but as a work of music now it's pants.

An absolutely iconic album from one of the greatest bands ever assembled

It's a classic for a reason

i don't like the beatles at all and don't understand why so many people love them. this album was actually better than expected, or maybe my tastes have changed so i dislike them less than i used to for some reason. still not something i would want to listen to regularly though

While not the greatest album ever, it's still an easy 5 stars.

Hat mir besser gefallen als ich in Erinnerung hatte. Vor allem die erste Hälfte. Danach wurde es bisschen strange aber ganz cool 3.5/5

quite fun! i would listen to this again

not sure o got the hype

I've said before that I have never been a big fan of post Revolver Beatles. I attribute this to growing up listening to the red double album compilation which goes until 1966. Listening to Abbey Road didn't change my feelings on the Beatles post Revolver (even though I did enjoy that record) and Sgt. Pepper didn't change those feelings either. This is not to say I didn't enjoy this record, I did. It opens with three all timers and closes with one as well. The tracks in between don't detract from the rest of the album even when they get experimental. I just prefer earlier Beatles albums. If I was ranking the 4 Beatles albums I've heard so far this would be number 4 just below Abbey Road. But it was still a fun and enjoyable listen. 4/5

The biggest load of hippy crap ever committed to tape

Love it, already own it on vinyl

What can I say about the Beatles that I haven't said about the last 3 albums I've rated? I've been listening to the Beatles for, literally, my entire life. I mentioned in my Abbey Road review that they're the first band I ever remember hearing. I've been "seriously" listening to them for nearly 20 years. They are, without a doubt, my favorite band. That being said, this album, which is probably in the top 5 most namedropped albums by them by others, has always been in the lower tier of my rankings. It continues to grow on me to this day, though. And really, there's only one track that I don't care much for ("Within You Without You" [this is where I'll begin to love the song forever after I hit publish on this review]) Anyway, you know the score.

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Bue, mirá lo que tira. SE PUEDE SABER QUE MANDAN? Mirá si me voy a poner a tipear como un bot lo que ponen todos los demás bots. Hay que ser muy bot para tipear como bot, y yo botsito no soy.

RATING: 8/10 HIGHLIGHT: She’s Leaving Home LOWLIGHT: For the Benefit of Mr Kite

Is it my favorite Beatles album? Nope, I'd put 3 or 4 in front of it but it's still great from top to bottom. 5/5

One of the first concept albums.

The engineers are the true heroes of this album, listening in stereo is a treat. Paul has the weakest performance. Him being dead and replaced by a body double is a more interesting concept than whatever they were doing with a marching band.

I've never heard the album before, knew only a few songs. It was interesting to hear for sure, I liked most of it.

Listened on: Spotify (not at home to put on record) Listening experience: In the car in full Feels like a funny place to start in the line of Beatles albums (this is the first thrown out on the list). Love everything about it and even though I have listened to it many times I’ll listen to it again and again. Hard to pick a favourite song. At the moment it’s Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (or as Audrey calls it Marmalade Skies).

Obviously this is a very good album. It does happen to have many of the Beatles songs that I'm most tired of. The title track/reprise, "With A Little Help From My Friends", "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "A Day in the Life", etc. Classic, but usually a skip for me. Then there's some stuff that's just fine. "She's Leaving Home", "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite", etc. "Getting Better" is an excellent song. "Fixing a Hole" is pretty solid too. I love "When I'm Sixty-Four", "Lovely Rita", and "Good Morning Good Morning" too. I guess I'm listening to the 2009 remaster and the production feels a little hollow to me. It's your classic Beatles production where you cannot listen to only one headphone and properly hear the song, of course. It just feels a little sparse/lacking to me at times. Overall a very good album, but definitely not one of my favorite Beatles albums.

Psychedelic and a bit proggy? Definitely lives up to the hype.

Super fun. Some of their weirdest songs but that makes them so great.

own

Highlights: Day In The Life, Fixing A Hole, With A Little Help From My Friends, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Getting Better and She’s Leaving Home. 4.5

Super fun listen, I've always wanted to go through a few Beatles albums considering how much I idolize them. I love the playful, almost jolly vibe that it has. I've always loved the album cover as well, for a world famous album it lives up to its name. Though it's acapella and leading lines are very "classically attractive" I find it a bit lacking in catchiness. Every time I finish a song it tends to leave my mind. I enjoy it, but I don't believe it to be perfect, or even as good as this critically acclaimed album is. I enjoy it, but not THAT much. I'd say it's a generous 4/5, if not a 3.5/5.

It flows great, its got a diverse assortment (looking at George’s Indian music) and is a real standouts of the time, but i gotta be honest its far from my favourite beatles album and i only care for the few tracks being my standouts. Standouts are Lucy and A Day in the Life.

Watershed moment in music? Was before my time, so I never had the shock of the new from it. But I grew up with it being a core part of what music actually is. The wonky stereo of the original mix is probably the only thing that places it in time. Listening to the modern stereo remix it's as fresh as a daisy. Still a great set of tunes. With the honourable exception of Within You Without You. That remains a challenging listen for me. 4.5 - rounded up to 5.

A really fun album with a variety of tracks.

- I love how they start quiet in some of their songs very calming - Beatles u gotta love em - Imagine sitting beside the gooner of your life and youre feeding each other strawberries - fj by the cliffside - yo im crine its so good

AMAZING ALBUM. Some of the Beatles coolest / weirdest work. However some songs yk me are definitely lacking than others in the album. Although this album did change music forever, I would not say it’s the Beatles best work. Mad respect to this album. Would be a 4.8 if I could do .’s lol

I appreciate the Beatles and what they did for music more than I like their actual songs. But this is still good.

Listened on vinyl

5 - mastapiece

mid - rock, it’s not bad bc it’s the beatles but i’m just not super into this concept or style, i like “lucy in the sky with diamonds” , “within you without you” and “a day in the life”, the rest range from fine to unenjoyable. i’d listen as background music but prob not

песенки 70-х что то 50/50, можно послушать но не мой вкус, не которые жестко качают началом 3 из 10

Mil estrellas

This one goes to a 6

Something inside of me woke up and told me nothing matters. Now everything matters

se deja escuchar

Ok album, some good classics, indian vibes, and the late 60's vibe I usually like is there too. Globally a bit tasteless for me but understandable why it was so much appreciated back in the days

Decent selection of songs but doesn't have many of my favourites of theirs.

Ah well, it’s a day in the life… So ostensibly I listened to this album in the womb. And then I remember debating the strengths and weaknesses of Sgt. Pepper’s vs. Abbey Road with a playmate when I was… five, six? Of course we were really just imitating our parents. But the thing is, how can you be objective about an album or band like that? Because when I AM objective, this album annoys me for the most part. And I don’t believe it’s particularly well composed. I don’t think any of the Beatles albums are. We just love them BECAUSE THEY ARE THE BEATLES. But… well, they get a 4, I’m not musing about it anymore today… Boolean: yes, is it possible not to?

It's a colourful and experimental album that I really enjoyed. I'm hoping that by the end of this list I'll be a Beatles superfan but I'm not there yet. It's a very nice selection of tracks and I respect the direction they have gone in for this one. Favourites: Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds Getting Better Lovely Rita A Day in The Life

Yea

This album really shows how much The Beatles love India, but I feel like it doesn’t really hit the same heights as their other stuff. Like there are obviously a lot of really amazing songs on here, but it just doesn’t hit the same. It’s definitely still worth revisiting though, these guys were at the peak of their game around here. Favorites: With A Little Help From My Friends, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!

Ännu en 5+😊

It's the Beatles

Ei lemppari Beatles albumi mutta onhan tämä mahtavaa musaa

Yehhhhhhhh

❤️

Muito bom sonoramente e liricamente, as músicas são muito ricas e gostosas de ouvir, realmente mostra como é uma banda que produziu muitas coisas boas.

Not for me

A very interesting listen. It feels very exploratory and like the soundtrack to a fantasy film

I'm almost tempted to rate it less, simply because I fear the halo effect of this record is influencing the way I listen to it. Sure it's a good record, and it's serious and funny, witty and a bit stupid at the same time. But it's not fantastic.

Holy shit i didn't realise how many bangers are from this album. Literally sat vibing to the whole album and before i knew it it was over. Instant add to library. Relistened immediately. 4/5

La primera vez que escucho el album completo. Lo disfruté bastante

There's an interesting build from the BB's Pet Sounds, to Revolver to this album. I still stand by The Beatles (White Album) being their opus. This is mainly because the songs here still have a foot in the old style (particularly the McCartney stuff). The album also seems a bit thin in a way upon relisten, maybe I want more songs, maybe more poignance as with A Day in the Life (their greatest song?). Anyway, these are kind of random musings about a top 10 album of all time. I enjoy reading the bad reviews of the album that maybe miss the point of when this was created. I mean, The Monkees spent more weeks in 1967 in the #1 song spot than the Beatles (or The Doors), Hendrix, The Doors, and Frank Zappa albums were released around the same time. This was a huge swing and connect from a Beatles band and idea that probably should have died and become the Lonely Hearts Club band officially because, honestly, they did from here on out.

I do not like the Beatles

Beatles är beatles, vissa najs låtar, lite indiskt sound stundtals. Kan se de var viktiga för musiken utan att gilla dem.

A bit like Pet Sounds this has always seemed like more a feat of studio trickery than a musical achievement. On its terms it's good, but the trickery is no longer very impressive leaving behind a relatively mediocre set of songs for their catalogue, with a couple of exceptions most notably A Day in the Life, which is obviously an all time great song. For a Beatles album this is three stars, but for an album on this list I'd give it four

Onbetwist meesterwerk

Awesome kevertjes, toch beetje te veel van hetzelfde op den duur

If this album cane out now it would be the best album of the year, which after 59 years is quite impressive. 5 stars or A+.

7/10 That was my 2nd listen to this album and I don't know, it's pretty good, but somehow it leaves absolutely no impression on me, either good or bad.

Everytime i listen to a beatles album from start to finish I am shocked at how incredible it is.

bad

It would be difficult to overstate the quality of this record. It's a collection of psych, pop and rock cuts that's a masterclass in songwriting, tasteful arrangement and production. Not only boasting several of the band's biggest singles, the cracks are filled together with tracks that deserve your attention. Cover to cover, this album has held up beautifully and demands a spin on my turntable several times a year. I don't know that every Beatles album needs to be on this list, but this one certainly does.

Repeat listen

My first beatles album, I liked it very much. Lucy in the sky, she's leaving home, good morning good morning, and now that I look back at it, Within you Without you stuck with me especially. But, God damn, this album is ALMOST 60 YEARS OLD

It's very good, it's not the Best beatles album but it's still a masterpiece

- few good ones but not my favorite beatles album

hopefully “oops I beat my wife, haha well I’m doing better now =)” will continue aging worse and worse with time

great

Una obra maestra

I have been to Blackburn, Lancashire and can confirm there are about 1,000 potholes there. But that's a Reform council for you.

5 1. "A Day in the Life" 2. "She's Leaving Home" 3. "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds"

It's a great album. But it's mostly boring to me. The only true banger is Day in the Life. That song gets the whole album to a 4 because it's one of the best of all time in my personal opinion.

5/5

bylo super do poki nie zalaczyla sie muzyczka z hazbin hotel a potem jakies plemienne bebenki przez 5 minut a tak to ogolnie nie porywa jakos bardzo Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds banger

The famous songs are famous for a reason. The songs I managed to never hear in my first three decades of life are also never played for a reason. More sitar, please!!

It’s the bloody Beatles, again. Calling it a good album is kicking at an open door. The concept album aspect was more noticable for me this time around. The album starts and almost ends with the Sgt Peppers band, but the smooth transitions between songs and the way they follow each other really well are worth a mention too. Album cover is great too. At times it does feel like there’s a few too many granny Paul songs on here, but it’s the bloody Beatles aye.

I really like it

Obvio buenísimo

Pretty good!

I love all Beatles records (except Rubber Soul which is pretty mid for a Beatles LP) but Sgt. Pepper's makes John's voice and Paul's bass sound especially great.

9.5/10 Very hard to top this one. Full of experimentation and quality. Each song has it's own strong identity. Fun, weird at times, beautifully written, Ringo-lead track, the list goes on. A Day In The Life is one of the best songs ever made. Best track: A Day In The Life Will I revisit?: Of course!

Honestly I know that a lot of people say that The Beatles are the best band to ever exist, but I don't really agree. I enjoy some of their music but I don't know if I respect all of it or respect the people really that much. I do enjoy the sitar a lot which I have found they include a lot in their albums, so this album is fun. There is also some interesting storytelling that I can appreciate.

Great album, don’t listen to the beatles much but this is a great one to start with.

Excellent, even if some songs could probably have been skipped.

it's good but most faded into the background for me

Ok, so this is a 5, and I'm not a particularly big fan of The Beatles. I grew up with them, so their music has permeated most of my life, willingly or other. But listening to this full album (I have it on vinyl) and the many individual songs I dig, and the experimentation, and.... 5.

Middle of the album kinda drags but A Day in the Life is maybe the best Beatles song

Few albums feel as transformative as Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles. It’s considered one of the greatest albums of all time for a reason, not just because of the songs, but because of how boldly it pushed music forward. What The Beatles accomplished in just seven years remains unprecedented, and this album perfectly captures the spirit of the counterculture era while completely redefining what a studio album could be. From the explosive title track to the haunting final chord of “A Day in the Life,” the album feels like stepping into another world. The production and studio experimentation are groundbreaking, but what makes the record timeless is how effortlessly it balances innovation with unforgettable pop songwriting. Tracks like “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds,” “Lovely Rita,” and “Good Morning, Good Morning” burst with colour, energy, and personality, while songs like “She’s Leaving Home” and “When I’m Sixty Four” pull from older musical traditions in a way that still feels fresh and imaginative. What stands out most is how carefully crafted the album experience is. This isn’t a collection of singles, it’s a complete artistic statement meant to be heard front to back. Even the stranger moments, like “Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!” or “Within You Without You,” add to the dreamlike atmosphere and expand the album’s scope beyond mainstream pop music. And then there’s “A Day in the Life,” the album’s crowning achievement: surreal, emotional, unsettling, and completely unforgettable. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is more than a classic album, it’s a landmark artistic achievement that continues to inspire decades later. Every listen reveals something new, and it remains one of those rare records that feels just as magical today as it must have in 1967. 10/10

man merkt die indischen einflüsse, danke klaas 🤩, ziemlich gut aber nicht mein favourite

Ooooooh. Tricky. Very tricky. No arguments from me at all that it has a place on the list - it absolutely ticks all of those boxes. For my individual rating though, it's all a bit too incoherant for me. Some absolute genius level tracks - title track, Lucy - and some totally baffling dross - 64 etc. Compared to another of the "drugs really help you create a Top 10 for enternity album " for example - Rumours - there is not a weak track on that thing. Lots of umming-and-ahhhhing I think it has to be a 4 star. Cultural impact - 5, some tracks - 5, the other tracks - 2/3 at best.

I get why it’s so beloved … but it didn’t do it for me. They did some really cool things here with the audio (particularly on the first song), and had some great hits, but a lot of the songs felt borderline filler and totally inconsistent. 3+

Some good songs but most meh Beatles album on this list so far

I tend to dislike the "silly" or, I guess psychedelic, Beatles songs and this album has a few of those. But as a whole it did not overwhelm me with them and they fit nicely into the concept. A Day in the Life is so sublime and probably my favorite on here. But I also loved Fixing a Hole and When I'm Sixty Four. Lucy in the Sky and With a Little Help are classics of course as well. Long live Sgt. Pepper!

This music lives deep in my DNA.

Definitely one the best Beatles albums, cool production and most songs here are pretty memorable

okay! im hearing the voice on the left and the instrument on the right. with a lil help from my friends is sweet!

buen disco, me gusto dentro de todo

Love it

Often overlooked from my Beatles collection but listening to this end to end surprised me in a positive way. Some of it is out there, but at its core it’s still a really talented set of musicians. Faves are: “with a little help from my friends”, “getting better”, “when I’m 64”

11/10 masterpiece

Another Beatles that I should know from before, but I didn’t. I only knew about half of the songs, all quite classic. I loved the sitar and style on Within You Witout You. Also it makes it clear to me that Lennon has a better voice than McCartney. There are some masterpieces on this album, and it definetly deserves all 5 stars. Favourites: A Day In The Life, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, With A Little Help From My Friends, Lovely Rita and Within You Without You.

Is it perfect? Not quite—some tracks feel more like charming curios than essential listening. And is it the greatest album ever made? Probably not. But its ambition, studio experimentation, and sheer cultural impact are impossible to dismiss. It didn’t just raise the bar—it helped invent the idea that albums should have a bar to clear.

хорошенький, но мне не сильно зашел самый прикольный трек — a day in the life

НЕТ

Not my cup of tea but it’s the Beatles

It starts off good, but sometime near the middle it goes down. I just can't get into the Beatles. Not hard enough to rock (expect the start), not experimental enough to prog, not pleasant enough to pop. On the other hand, I can see why someone would like it. I'm the same way about sushi and you cannot change me. A great album, nevertheless.

Classic

Solid, experimental, and thoroughly enjoyable listen

Yeah, it’s definite classic but it’s kinda worn out. That’s not fair to them, but I don’t just ready to listen to some other stuff. It’s great. It’s great. It’s five stars, but I’m giving it four

The Good: We get to join a band! The Bad: What if we don’t have a lonely heart? The Ugly: That look of sheer jealousy from the other band members, with their broken hearts… suckers! Well.. I knew it was coming… the album that is. And I listened, with great interest as I’d never really listened to the album… and I liked the start, and then I started noticing the influence that several songs on this album must have had for Queen’s work further down the line… And then we got mystical… we got sihtar.. we got a general thought of “what the fuck is this doing here?” And then they just lost me… Lucy In The Sky, With A Little Help Form My Friends… what monster classic gems! The rest… I could have been spared most of the album, to tell you the truth… I heard the album Mr Dimery, can I die now? 3 1/2 downgraded… 3*

It is rare that you can say a Beatles album is underrated, but this one may be. I loved this as a kid, and remember carrying around a book that my Mom bought me when I was 9 or 10 years old.

This has one of my favourite Beatles tracks but there's also some lows because I think what's nostalgic for them isn't nostalgic for me.

Rigitg godt som helhed, kunne have undværet When I'm 64, selv med throw-back til Ullas engelsktimer.

tremendos fits. Lucy in the sky with diamonds Getting better She’s leaving home Being for the benefit of Mr K When I’m sixty four Lovely Rita

No lo había escuchado tan a detalle y es tremenda joya, se puede notar como ya empieza más la época experimental

The Beatles are essential, and this album is no exception. Just from a cultural and historical point, you should listen to this at least once. Read the Wikipedia for extensive details about why this was such a huge record, but here is the biggest band in the world taking their time to craft whatever they wanted in a studio, unrestricted by the idea of recreating the songs live, and just focusing on the record. They tried out crazy new ideas, and really pulled it all together. Even if the "concept" is pretty thin, the general idea of The Beatles creating a ficitonal band to get out of their own personalities is fascinating. Highly recommend the 2017 mix of the album, the details are crisp and clear, and its just a great listen.

It's very good, but somehow overrated anyways, because this is NOT the best album ever made. Still quite good though.

I just can't get into it

It opens with the lively intro track, with lots of guitars and rousing instrumentation. Perfect way to begin such a bold record, then seamlessly transitions into "with a little help from my friends" which is one of my favorite Ringo songs. It's a lovely piano led tune with extremely singable lyrics, just makes you feel good once you listen. Right after this is the trippy "lucy in the sky", a psychedelic song about... well you would think LSD since the lyrics are very abstract and trippy, but Lennon denied the connection thoroughly. A fun song overall. "It gets better" follows this one, much in the vein of the former track this is a jaunty tune with a feel good message and catchy chorus. I personally couldn't help but scoff at the lyric about beating his wife, but trying to get better and learning to not to it anymore.. considering Lennon's domestic abuse habits.. A little down the tracklist you get "she's leaving home" which is honestly a pretty emotional track about a young girl running away. It's short, but the instrumentation and delivery are wonderful and worth noting. "Benefit of mr kite" is an odd tune about a circus act, and thematically the instrumental is very zany and circusy as well. It's mixed a bit oddly however and kinda makes the tune a bit mushy. Another good example of this is with the song "good morning" as well. "Within you without you" is another Sitar led song, much like the one from Revolver. This tune is more serene and drug induced than the previous track, though still just as interesting to listen to. You've got a couple more cute songs, "when I'm 64" ponders about life as an old person, "lovely rita" is a fun love song about a meter maid. The album closes with a reprise of the intro-track, which leads right into the wonderful "day in a life". A masterful tune that paints such vivid imagery and atmosphere with it's music. The Beatles have made it very clear that they were a force to be reckoned with on Revolver, and here with Sgt. Pepper, they bolster that reputation with a record that knows how to have fun and take risks. A few production duds here and there in the tracklist keep this record from beating revolver, just marginally so. I would still recommend this record to anyone looking for a wholeheartedly fun record to listen to.

Yeah it's a classic

1. lonely - 2 2. friendz - 2 3. lucy - 3 4. better - 1 5. hole - 1 6. home - 2 7. kite - 2 8. you - 2 9. zizty - 2 10. rita - 1 11. morning -1 12. day - 3

Rolled my eyes when this came up, don't really feel any differently now I've listened to it either 🤣 it's not a bad album, it's just not my thing, probably won't listen to it ever again 🤷‍♀️

What can you say about this album? Phenomenal of course. Won't spend too much time digging in but one thing I do want to highlight as to maybe a reason why the Beatles are so popular and successful from an album standpoint is that even their non hits are made with so much skill and passion that everything is just elevated. Also ending on A Day in The Life is how you end an album

For a Beatles album it's surprisingly listenable, and it's saying a lot, since I genuinely despise the Beatles.

Nae bad

Not the same without hallucinogens. Still an easy 5.

Kaleidoscopic

Epic psych

Classic

With a Little Help From My Friends, Getting Better, When I'm Sixty Four stood out. Couple songs away from a 5. 4.5/5

A Day in the Life has always been my favourite Beatles song to the extent that I even read a biography of Tara Browne, swinging 60s London socialite, heir to a Guinness family fortune and the subject of that one line 'He blew his mind out in a car, didn't notice that the lights had changed' about his death in a car crash. To me, that song perfectly encapsulated the Beatles at their creative peak. 5 star

Ehkä kovin albumin avaus ikinä; huikea NIMIraita ja luulot pois heti kärkeen. Hyvällä tavalla röyhkeä albumin avaus. Liuta myös muita erinomaisia raitoja kuten A day in the life, Getting better ja She’s leaving home. Ihan lopussa tunnelma vähän lässähtää erityisesti biiseissä Within you without you ja Lovely Rita. Kokonaisuutena kuitenkin erinomainen Beatles-albumi. Miksaus ja tuotanto erinomaista, nautinto kuunnella kuulokkeilla, paljon nyansseja ja dynamiikkaa. Oletan, että pieteetillä ja älyttömillä resursseilla tehty albumi. Rumpalina täytyy ihailla Ringon soittoa läpi koko albumin. Vahva 4/5

Esta fue la banda sonora de mi infancia. Mi introducción a la música adulta. No voy a decir lo que representa este álbum en la historia de la música porque se ha escrito todo ya. Si no lo has escuchado te estás perdiendo el por qué casi toda la música pop y rock desde entonces hasta hoy. Me pregunto hasta qué punto los cuatro de Liverpool eran conscientes de lo que estaban creando en 1967. Con el tiempo, me han acabado gustando más otros discos como "Abbey Road" o "The White Album", pero ojo con este. Otro 10 sin paliativos.

need to be high to do the whole thing but it's pretty cool and I'd heard most of it

Ska innrømme at dette albumet var litt gøy! Jeg liker det, på tross av at jeg synes Beatles er oppskrytt

Haven't listened to this for a while. Fun album.

Masterpiece! Love it. Own it.

It's never been my favourite Beatles record but it is certainly a great one all the same, the compositions are outstanding, the way one song flows to the next and to finish on a Day in the Life is just perfection

Shreddet meg gjennom denne på Rock Band. Gikk så som så. Liker fremdeles ikke Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, men å gi trekk for den blir for dumt.

Vanskelig album å dømme. Brukte å skippe over flere spor når I hørte på denne plata før. Good morning e ei kjip låt. Samtidig så e høydepunkta her noe av det beste av Beatles. Går for en Svak 5er her.

A day in the life, er min fav Beatles. Ellers er det noen dødpunkter som gjør at de ikke når helt opp.

Klink. Og tenk hvis inkludert Penny Lane og Strawberry Fields!

Har aldri vært en av mine favoritter, og jeg faller ikke for gimmicken denne gangen heller. For mye av Pauls granny music, og ingen av de andre låtene sitter helt som de skal - bortsett fra A Day in the Life, så klart.

Let me get two things out of the way - it's not a perfect album and it's not my favorite Beatles album. That being said, it still blows me away and puzzles me how they were able to make something so maximalist at the time that they did. This album sounds so vast, with incredible arrangements all over this thing. Straight from the intro title track it drags you into an adventure. It's such an epic intro that sets up the concept perfectly. It's incredibly well orchestrated and super ambitious too. I love the way it transitions into With a Little Help from my Friends, which I think is my fav Beatles song. It's just so wholesome, has a beautiful chorus and I just love that they let Ringo sing it. Sgt Pepper's is in general their best written album - one when they actually put in the effort to write at least a bit conceptually and it shows. Songs like Fixing a Hole, She's Leaving Home and When I'm Sixty Four touch on some pretty universal topics and are very well written. She's Leaving Home especially, and I love the elegantly gorgeous layers of instrumentation on that song. The record also contains some of their most experimental songs like Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds or the epic closer A Day in the Life, which in many ways feels like their ultimate song. My issue comes from some of the deeper cuts, especially Good Morning Good Morning which is honestly a bit grating. I feel similarly about The Benefit of Mr Kite, which feels more like a song for a musical than a proper Beatles song. Within You Without You on the other hand kinda feels like a George Harrison deep cut from one of his later works with the influences from the hindu culture but sticks out like a sore thumb on this album. Those weaker moments prevent it from being a top Beatles album from me, but dont change the fact that it's massively influential, crazy ahead of its time and very very good.

A really good concept album! Classic for a reason

I have such nostalgia for the beatles and this album is a super solid one, Lucy in the Sky is a fav for me

I don't think I can write anything about this album that hasn't already been written. But beyond its importance to music and society at large in its day and every day afterward, it bears a lot of personal significance. My parents were big Beatles fans and this was probably my first favorite album. My happiest childhood memories are - ahem - peppered with remembrance of this album playing on the turntable in my childhood home. When I was young and happy and didn't yet know how terrible a place the world could be. As I got older and more into the other Beatles albums, this one still never lost its magic for me. And despite being one of those albums where every note is burned onto my brain to the point that I don't even need to listen to it anymore, it still transports me back to happy childhood days. The best albums can do that.

Lowkey revolutionary.

Embarrassing to admit but I still prefer the Bee Gees version!

It’s Sgt. Pepper’s. What else needs to be said.

One of the more experimental albums by the Beatles. They have a few really great, memorable tracks but some of them are very much out there. I do appreciate what they're doing here but not every track resonates with me.

4/5 Album

good album, not the beast of them.

Parts of the album are undeniably good, but a lot of it is shit and eternal Lennon/mccartney dick sucking

Haven't listened to The Beatles in a hot minute, but overall this album still holds up as 60s psychedelic classic. Losing my mind though at the John Lennon wife-beating lyric on "Getting Better". 8/10.

8/10

Sir Paul McCartney started to making music much better after trying LSD. The greatest album of all time, really changed everything, kinda hard to tell tho because of time we living in, there’s so much music you can listen to now, but my father told me that when he heard this album very first time he was absolutely amazed by this music. There was nothing like this in 1967.

Interesting album by a unknown band

Déjà écouté avant. Révolutionnaire, iconique, bordélique, psychédélique, culte, expérimental, unique, un peu daté quand même, génial, conceptuel, fondateur... Sgt Pepper's est tout ça et beaucoup d'autres choses. L'album le plus célèbre des Beatles n'est sans doute pas leur meilleur, en tout cas pas celui que je préfère (la faute notamment à quelques dérapages musicaux, vers le music-hall ou le sous-continent indien, pas toujours maîtrisés), mais c'est une œuvre totale, le témoignage incontournable de la naissance (un an après Pet Sounds) de l'album rock comme forme artistique à part entière. Essentiel. Top : A Day in the Life Flop : Good Morning Good Morning

This album really is as good as it's made out to be. There is so much that's been said about it, but what stands out to me on this listen (my first in a long time, in fact) is the playfulness and tongue in cheek of it all, contrasted with the incredible, decades-ahead-of-its-time songcraft and production. To me, it's the most psychedelic album ever made. A whole universe of experiences in 39:50, shifting modes, colors bursting out between the notes. George Martin deserves all the credit as the fifth Beatle here, it never would have worked without his arrangements and creativity with tape. It's a perfect album to me, ingrained into my musical DNA since I was a teenager. And yet, it's not even my favorite Beatles album.

Son los Beatles, los amo. Con un álbum que revolucionó todo, desde la estética visual del disco hasta sus canciones es todo increíble. La nota es bastante clara

Decent 4,5

"When Im 64" really crashes this album

not mad at it rn

Kinda annoying?

Great stuff. 4.3/5.

Sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band - 5 With a little help from my friends - 5 Lucy in the sky with diamonds - 5 Getting better - 4 Fixing a hole - 3 She's leaving home - 3 Being for the benefit of mr. kite! - 3 Within you without you - 4 When i'm sixty four - 5 Lovely rita - 4 Good morning good morning - 4 Sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band (reprise) - 5 A day in the life - 5

C'est très très bon mais c'est pas un top album pour moi

J’ai jamais trop compris en quoi c’était hyper psychédélique la plupart des sons sont de la pop relativement classique, mais c’est sûr qu’il y a des nouveautés. Mais purée rien que pour l’affect les frissons que les Beatles me procurent c’est fou

arguably the best beatles album similar to panic! at the discos “Pretty. Odd.”

I know it's not the most beloved Beatles album, but it's still fantastic and innovative. I went back and forth on what to give it, but if the whole album was just A Day In The Life 12 times, it would still be a 5.

Beautiful the way it doesn’t connect but inside it all does masterpiece one of my favorites

It has an interesting background context but it’s not their best and some songs are so weird.

This was a 5 before I even listened to it. I tried to listen closely as if it were a new album to me. And it's still a 5. So many good songs.

There's Waldo.

The best album of all time, per the 20th-century canon. This is an outstanding album indeed, but it is not a perfect record. Listening to it nearly 60 years after its original release date may decrease its societal impact, but the first commandment for a great album is to stand the test of time. And, sadly, it does not surpass it entirely.

So breezy and lush. If someone doesn’t like this record it’s a good indication that I don’t have to take their opinions so seriously.

Not sure I’ve ever listened to it all the way through. A day in the life is incredible. Some other good stuff. But some shockers. Just feels like throwing tracks on an album

Obviously a well played familiar classic. Still holds up fantastically well

Props to the fifth Beatle George Martin for the production on this one. Very innovative for the time and still sounds fantastic today.

It's fine, but by the end, I was tired of The Beatles.

I want to eat this album

I mean, it's the beatles Favorite song: a day in the life

A fierce battle between tranquility and psychedelic chaos. I used to feel this album was overrated but upon listening again it really is an immersive journey through a bloody colour pallet. Having to bear in mind that this album was incredibly ahead of its time and nothing ever really caught up with it. Within You Without You is the only track I don’t feel fits. But you can’t have a rock song without a sitar! 9.6/10

Its the Beatles, had high expectations and none of these songs are ones ill go out of my way to listen to. Definitely an experimental album knowing their other albums. 3

Es perramente increíble