A Hard Day's Night

Knew this wasn't their most well liked album, and I understood why pretty quick. Felt all but a couple of songs were fairly uniform and repetitive. Still good enough, but not incredibly special. Fave songs: A Hard Day's Night, And I Love Her Rating: 6.9

Having a hard time to get through early Beatles albums. This one is already moving towards the right direction

All the songs felt like a song that can be played while having long drive during summer vacation. 3.1/5

Besides personal beef with the beatles I see why there was beatlemania, and I can get on the side of the parents who thought they were demonic

When I hear this album, I can't help also hearing tens of thousands of screaming girls drowning out the music. Early Beatles are generally not for me. Compared with their later work, the songs are just OK. However, in the grand scheme of everything, a mediocre Beatles album is still pretty good. There are no bad songs here and I'd say 2/3 of them are memorable.

ik vond het oké, niet mijn favoriet.

This was good but like 100% love songs…

it's fine, i think I like their other albums more

still definitely pop music from 1964, despite the greatness that would come from their later work. it's also still probably the best pre-Revolver Beatles music, in fairness. deserves to be one of the 1001? keep either this or With the Beatles, but not both

I was surprise of how many song I know in this record. It was a good listen, nothing groundbreaking when for today's standards, but ahead of their time.

Tranqui, bueno tiene sus puntos altos, me gusto. Aprobado

Barely barely gets a 3 from me. This is one of the blander Beatles albums imo. And they keep making that… sound. The sound that makes me compare them to The Wiggles (no hate to The Wiggles, I just probably wouldn’t consider Big Red Car one of the must listen to songs in the history of songs.) Season: Late Spring Favorite Song: And I Love Her

I wanted to rate this a 4 but… it just wasn’t there?

They definitely started to hit their stride on here. No need for covers to pad out the runtime. Definitely some of their best early material. Love the energy on some of these songs. Favorites were the title track, I Should Have Known Better, Any Time At All, and You Can’t Do That.

The Beatles are really starting to run up the numbers on this list. I found this to be a little slow for my tastes but I LOVED Any Time at All. That just came out of nowhere and really astounded me. so that was a great moment!

Харош, хотя и более простяцкий альбом, чем поздние.

Если бы я был девочкой-подростком в Британии шестидесятых, я бы обоссался + обосрался

Finally our first Beatles album after over 300 albums! And this album opens with one of the most recognizable chords in music. Great start. I love all the musical styles of the Beatles, including their early pop. This album has some great songs on it and shows the beginnings of their musical partnership in standouts like Hard Days Night, I Should Have Known Better, and Can’t Buy Me Love. But if we’re being honest, there are a decent share of filler songs on here that are good but not great. A 3.5 if I could but I’ll save my 4s and 5s for their later music.

love that opening strum of the guitar, so cool. There are some legendary songs on here, like legit legendary. Over 60 years old and they still rock. This may have been the first time i actually listened to this album in it's entirety. Initially some of the lesser known songs didn't quite do it for me, then I remembered two things. First, Hard Days Night was released in 1964. We've listened to a few psychedelic rock records from that era and nothing comes remotely close to this. A standout for its time, the Beatles got the sound right. Second, and most importantly, as stated earlier there are some legendary songs here. Sure some of the other songs aren't quite as strong, but the bar on this record is set pretty damn high. If I were assembling the track list for the album do I leave 1 or 2 songs off? Sure I do, but they are still good songs, not great, but good enough. Happy to finally get a Beatles record. This is a 3.9, but can't round up this time.

idk

Como siempre, bien, pero sin fliparme

Not bad but not really that good either to be completely honest. Felt like I was listening to good music but with an ashwaganda filter on it so that it’s impossible to actually get emotionally involved in any of the songs

Hell of an album to kick off this project. I am going to refrain from comparisons to albums like Revolver or Abbey Road, as that's very 'apples to oranges' and it's just not the space that these earlier Beatles albums occupy. This is the Beatles at peak Beatlemania: young, dumb, naive, full of love and optimism and whimsy. The writing from John and Paul just pops (this is their first full originally written album), and this early Beatles sound was foundational in building 1) the sonic footprint of the 60's and 2) the massive public goodwill necessary for more risqué projects like Sgt. Pepper or Magical Mystery Tour (or songs like Yellow Submarine or Maxwell's Silver Hammer lol). An iconic and decade-defining sound wrapped up in a tight 30 minutes. Great for what it is — a foundation — which is how I’m evaluating this album Favs: - Hard Day's Night - I Should Have Known Better - If I Fell - And I Love Her - Tell Me Why - Can't Buy Me Love - I'll Cry Instead

Has that Beatles charm. The melody on certain tracks (If I Fell, And I Love Her, Things We Said) gave me a feeling of warmth and comfort. Easy listen, but you can they were just hitting their stride with storytelling and song writing as future Beatles albums are superior in both aspects.

What's the big deal?

Typical Beatles album, not my favorite but not bad. Beatles 6.9/10

Joa geht so. Fängt stark an und lässt dann nach. Gibt bessere Alben von denen glaub ich

maybe bcs its the original something about beatles is just distinctive. in the otherhand other that era's bands are just trying to copy them but couldnt.

Not as good as Sgt Pepper

No private session used for Spotify. I like the Beatles and listen to them a fair bit, but not this one. It's pretty standard rock.

I don't really like The Beatles and I understand that puts me in the minority but this album was pleasant background music.

Not my favorite collection of Beatles songs. But still.

Very clear progression toward their later albums but they definitely weren't churning out bangers at this point. Highlights: "Tell Me Why", "You Can't Do That"

Pop beatles! I prefer weird beatles but it's hard to dislike this.

Solid Beatles album. Fun but nothing mind blowing...yet

No soy muy fan de los birls

A bit of Beach Boys feeling but I guess that was the music of the era. So much hype around The Beatles.

Some good ones but none of my all time faves

Lyhyt albumi, 30min. Taattua Biitlesiä.

It's good, but not my type of music. The lyrics are nice not anything groundbreaking. Lots of repeating of chorus.

2-3 песни с альбома норм, но глобально один из слабых альбомов битлов на мой личный взгляд - 3.5

Decent album, not a big beetles fan but can see why it’s loved.

Most of the songs sound the same (even if they sound okay), but the highlights on this one are really really good.

Probably closer to a 3.5, it was a good listen but some of it was repetitive.

Familiar songs from commercials movies and passage of time generally. Can appreciate for what it is but still not much of a fan. 3/5

Incredible how they evolved & what the political & spiritual upheaval of the 60s did to their sound. This album does not do it for me.

Insanely mid

Its a Beatles album and very solid, but just not as exciting as the later albums

My favourite Beatles album. That isn’t saying a lot

If I had to listen to the Beatles this would be the one

Proof positive that even geniuses fart out a turd every once in awhile. Very little of the ingenuity that would capture my attention in their later work is in evidence here. Sure it’s very nice and proper and chip chip cheerio but it just isn’t very awesome. I don’t think this album would even make my top ten of albums by The Beatles. In fact on relisten I found the songs smacked of middle class white privilege. Their saccharine take on what they perceived to be the blues or even rock ‘n’ roll is almost laughably under informed and hopelessly cliched. One might argue that this album is why these songs sound so cliched because it inspired so many artists. While that may be important fact for popular music history is is nothing but an irrelevant detail to me the listener.

I have definitely heard “A Hard Day’s Night” before and whilst it was catchy, it didn’t do much for me. I really liked “I’m Happy Just To Dance With You”, and it was fun that he said he didn’t want to hold their hand- I wonder which came first. “And I Love Her” is nice.

A pretty cool vintage album with a bunch of catchy melodies. I totally get why it's a classic, but personally, the whole British Invasion thing man.. just isn't for me. Still, a few tracks lowkey fine.

EARLY POP JA

C'est ok mais pas une grosse claque

J'aime plus Hard Day's Night à cause de madame Flacard (RPZ), mais And I Love Her est vraiment trop bien même si je préfère la version de Kurt Cobain. En vrai moins bien que les autres albums en général, beaucoup plus chill. Ça sera 3 ou 4.

classic beatles yknow but a bit one note

This is about what comes to mind when I think of the standard Beatles sound. Not very complex, mostly vocal driven and a lot of love songs without lyrics that get me thinking too deeply. Not sure if its fatigue over the years or a natural preference but the group singing/ harmonizing that seems to be so prevalent in the 60's bands just does nothing for me. A song taken here and there is great but a whole album at once was a tougher prospect.

Didn't cure my bland feelings about the Beatles. Nothing particularly wrong with the album, but one listen was enough.

My parents claimed to be big Beatles fans, but as far as I can remember, that didn’t really show in the music they listened to. When they did play something, though, it tended to be their early work - and “A Hard Day’s Night” definitely counts among those. Given these songs, though, I couldn’t understand Beatlemania at all, and even today it doesn’t exactly blow me away. From my perspective, it’s simply a good singer-songwriter album with rather shallow lyrics, but pretty good production. It’s worth a listen, but in the context of this project, it serves more as a comparison along the lines of “look how boring the Beatles were before Sgt. Pepper.”

Not the best Beatles record but solid nevertheless

Certainly a development in their instrumental creativity and skill, even if the songs still feel very “for teenagers by teenagers” with all the first person love songs and John’s still very much the big front of the band. Still doesn’t feel like the big jump point for me to when I click with the Beatles, too early and too much potential they’re not quite at yet. They’re getting there though. And the film’s good so that helps too.

Early Beatles not really my thing. Something ive heard a million times before from a million different bands. Hindsight is unkind to their early work. 3/5

I’m a Beatles fan. There are some great harmonies and interesting chord progressions. But I love their later work so much more.

It's okaaaay....

jest ok, kilka fajnych piosenek

Beatles halt

gran disco, siempre un placer escuchar los beattles. no ess mi prefrido, pero al verdad que se goza

#388/1001. The original boy band returns, with probably the most amount of songs, which are not part of the Beatles top 100 song book. Better things are yet to come.

I’m not sure who is harmonizing on “If I Fell” but there’s this part on I think the second “in vein” where he sounds like he’s gonna fucking pass out. Always bugged me. Awesome to start an album off with a made up chord. Lame to write a sequel to your biggest hit. Best of theirs up to this point in their career but no one would give a shit about this in retrospect if it weren’t for their later stuff

how it feels getting through these fucking albums. getting real tired of the bullshit. REAL tired. great title track. too much cowbell. a bunch of overglorified teeny bopper stuff. with occasional reminders why MJ singing decades beyond his young years was such a revelation. nothing against teenybop. i Better see nsync on this fuckass list then. 3.1-3.5.

first Beatles album. 30 mins, easy breezy listening

al fin escuche un album entero de los beatles!!!

hyfsat bra!

I don't understand how you can play sketchy bars and strip clubs for years and your music sounds like this.

this must be what people who think the beatles suck genuinely think all their music sounds like

Overall feels lighter, much more of a pop sound, shorter songs with not as much substance. Couple of good classics.

5/10

Beatles är Beatles och det är svårt att komma ifrån att de skapar grymma och catchy låtar. Detta album dräller av trallvänliga låtar. Vem kan inte sjunga med i Can't But Me Love? Det är lite slätstruket och många gånger tillrättalagt (tidens anda?). En låttext handlar om vad en tjej får och inte får göra, om hon inte gör som låtskrivaren vill ska han "lay her flat". Inte så mysigt om det menas som jag tror. Gulligt och catchy utöver detta. Bra på sitt sätt men också lite tråkigt.

Great soundtrack album

I'm feeling like a 3.5...

Ohh early Beatles…idk. First half sounds like a 12 yr old learning to play guitar writing songs about his crush in math class. 2nd sounds like a rock and roll band still finding their footing but with potential. It was still at marketing at this point to me - i'll be over here listening to Ray Davies.

Normal, definitivamente tienen mejores álbumes.

They had an early recipe. Talk about love and boy did the girls buy it.

Expected to rate this one better, grew up on the beatles and this wasn't my favorite then, this listen though I got lost in how dated it was feeling. Funny huh

Finally a Beatles album after listening to 174 other albums. I love these guys, love their voices. This isn't one of their best, maybe a bit too many love songs, but still good.

Not my fav album but has some classics

One of the weaker Beatles albums is still great.

I don’t like the vocals, songs not bad just not my favorite, title track is really good tho

It’s OK but not amazing. I recognise the influence it had, the fact that it was the first album with songs all written by the Beatles (Lennon/McCart ey to be precise) but it doesn’t take away from the fact that some of the songs are a bit pedestrian

I mean its the beatles theyre pretty solid

Good songs but just not a complete work. I know I'm being unfair by comparing to later records, but for the high highs on this record, there are also generic songs that I've completely forgotten already.

tunes! “a hard day’s night” is my favourite, makes me happy everytime i listen to it. softer songs like “if i fell” and “things we said today” are also very nice.

Extremt stark trea men tycker inte riktigt albumet tar sig hela vägen till 4 som helhet. Can't buy me love är himla fin!

Några bra låtar, i övrigt inget uppseendeväckande

Might suit with this one for a bit, it wants to hit but hasn't yet

Sure it's seminal and deserving of its place but not for me

im surprised we got this far in without a beatles album but we're finally here i guess, honestly idk what to say about this one. it sure is the beatles! i don't really find their earlier stuff as interesting and this is very much their earlier stuff. its like, pretty good, but also these guys were kinda just defining pop music at the time so there's plenty of this sound out there. its like, it's kind of suffered from success.... like how the weapon selection in half life feels generic now cos every fps game afterwards copied it. do you understand? anyway obviously the title track is great, it's the only one off this album that got around enough for me to have already heard it and for a good reason. other than that i think the album is at its strongest in the middle, i enjoyed "and i love her", "can't buy me love" and "any time at all" a lot, with the former in particular making me wish the songs were a little longer? its kind of wild that they're all less than 3 minutes. it does mean there's a lot of variety crammed into the 30 minute runtime tho so it's hard to fault them for it. yknow, i think i was kinda dreading getting to early beatles albums, but honestly? its pretty decent. not sure i'll go back to it often tho.

"I love her" "I love you" "I'll tell her" "I'll tell you" repeat these about 30 times and you've got the foundation for early Beatles lyricism. I do like when they bring in 1 (one) new instrument for every other song, and can't knock their ability to harmonize. Yuuuuuuuup, The Beatles.

Finalmente tocó un disco de la mejor banda de la historia, mi banda favorita. Este es de los primeros, se nota la euforia rocanroll bien joven y más "comercial" por así decirlo. Es un buen disco de ellos, divertido. Teniendo en cuenta sus obras, como esta es de las primeras, le voy a poner un 3

My first ever Beatles album! Legend amongst legends in the world of mainstream music. I can't believe I've never listened to anything else except their most popular singles. I was almost nervous to press play... And don't hit me, but that nervousness seemed to be somewhat prophetic. While this is a good record filled with fun hooks and simple short joys, it's missing something that would've pushed it to "great". I can tell however, that their best is yet to come! I'm super eager to get into albums later in their career (especially a certain one of the most famous albums of all time).

Fairy decent Beatles album, some of their singles. Not the most exciting stuff though, very pedestrian, and boring for me.

Fine, before they became interesting

Album #152 The Beatles: A Hard Day’s Night I’m surprised it took me this long to get a Beatles album, considering you could make the case for any of their albums being included here. These days, when people discuss the Beatles, it’s mostly Rubber Soul and beyond, with the odd inclusion of Help! (mostly due to Yesterday), with their early albums were chalked up as basic pop. However, there is a reason that the Fab Four got so popular to begin with: their early music, though seemingly simple, was actually incredibly ahead of its time still. The production on a lot of these tracks holds up incredibly well, and though it’s not my favourite of the early Beatles albums (Help! and Please Please Me), it is still a great listen. Obviously, one of Ringo’s finest contributions as well, since he coined the term “hard day’s night,” which is nice because I love Ringo. Best Songs: A Hard Day’s Night, Can’t Buy Me Love, I Should Have Known Better Worst Song: When I Get Home Score out of 10: 7.5

“I’ll Be Back” was the album favorite for me.

nostalgic shi, not for me tho

Fun!

I guess it sounds good, I'm just really biased against the Beatles. This album didn't really have that Beatles feel to me, and none of the songs were super popular and I couldn't really enjoy the album that much.

I like this album...but I don't love this album, as a standalone or really as a piece of The Beatles' discography. It is fun and catchy, and an incredibly significant album in the course of Beatles history. That said, I would put most of the songs on this album in the "good" but not "great" bucket. The particular flavor of 60s pop on display on this album is always kind of hit or miss with me, and this era of Beatles just wasn't my favorite. I'm rating this a 3/5, but let the record show that I'd put it at like a 3.5/5, if I could.

Jangly. Poppy. Feel like I’m running out of things to say about the Beatles. To summarize… much respect, but never really developed a love for them. Recognize the contributions to modern pop and rock, but never really feel like putting on one of there records (with the exception of maybe Sgt Pepper). Still, it’s the Beatles and this record was mostly enjoyable.

pretty good and nice to listen to. there are some great songs and then some less great songs that sound like worse versions of the great songs. i liked Things We Said Today which i don’t think i’d ever heard before. i don’t necessarily see myself listening to it all the way through again but it was perfectly pleasant to listen to. it did feel pretty repetitive at moments. another 3.5/5 i guess

more background noise

Probably great for its time has a couple of bangers, but not really my cup of tea

Mostly striking because of the scale of the tonal shift that came later in their career. How did these tidy little ditties grow into Sgt. Pepper? The only hint I can detect are the minor-key bridges — a Lennon/McCartney staple — that veer into just a little bit of strangeness.

It’s a good album, music overall has changed so much since the Beatles dropped please please me in 1963 which makes it difficult for me to give this album a high score, it was groundbreaking for the time and still holds up well as an album. A hard days night, can’t buy me love, and you can’t do that are highlights for me.

Si los Beatles no decepcionan con su primer álbum imagínate con el segundo. 9/10

5/10

Maybe it's "you had to be there in those days, there was nothing like this in music". Maybe it's because I don't know music theory so I have no idea what to listen for and/or appreciate. Maybe they're going for some sensibilities I just don't respond to. Fuck me if I understand their appeal and eternal status.

I really like the Beatles, but am happy listening to select singles here and there. This album was good.

There are some nice melodies and harmonies on here but for the most part it just felt kinda bland and samey.

It's not aged as well as the other albums

This is actually my first beatles album that I’ve listened to. One thing’s for sure it started really really strong. I absolutely loved the first half of the album, but it got a bit old too quickly. The lyrics are fun and catchy, but at times they can become a bit annoying. Like ok, I got the idea that you guys really love that girl from the first song, there’s no need to sing about that on every song. Vocals are amazing tho. Like amazing amazing. Beautiful harmonics, on a few songs I heard some really fun drums. I think the best thing about this album is that on every song you can find a particular element that sounds really cool and this gives the album a big plus in my books. I can see why they were such a big thing in the sixties and why they still are. I’m not a huge fan of pop music, I always thought of it as digestible music for ordinary people, but I can’t lie I found myself smiling and knocking my foot on some of these songs. Overall a good catchy album that has interesting elements throughout it. 68/100

pretty good already had some songs

i came in with quite a negative view but i ended up liking it

Wow, after an earlier rating of 5 for revolver this one felt like someone exchanged my bourbon for sprite. John Lennon vocals are great on this album but clearly not the Beatles I most enjoy.

3.5/5 I grew up on the Beatles, with their records being regularly spun weekly by my father. A Hard Day's Night, to me, is the quintessential Brit-Pop era Beatles Album, which admittedly is my lesser favorite era of the Beatles. I think this album is enjoyable, and quickly digestible with a quick spin time. This is probably their best Brit-Pop album, with densely packed, well written & catchy tracks from top to bottom. While I do think the album suffers from being a rather predictable, classic Brit-Pop album— I do think it's the best execution of that style by the Beatles within the discography. This is definitely the album where the band starts to come into their own sound, and wrangle the star power of being pop stars & the demands of the record industry. Overall, I enjoyed the album, but definitely enjoy their later discography much more. Favorite Track: And I Love Her

i'm just not a beatles fan. It's the kind of music that if you didn't grow up with it, it's hard to see the hype.

Early Beatles, looking from today, are a beat band with pretty good songs. Not more and not less. Fav: Can‘t buy me love

ai... será que eu seria um fã da banda caso estivesse vivo na década de 60? Às vezes eu penso que não...

not enough ringo, too much john

pretty simple pop rock with nothing particularly happening. occasionally pulls some interesting harmony or a decent vocal performance from lennon out but that's about it.

Not mind blowing, just a good album

There were a couple tracks in the middle that were a bit more interesting, but it’s mostly just jangly pop that I don’t really care for.

Didn't enjoy this as much as I thought I would. Some good classics on it though.

I'm not really a Beatles fan, but this is a good album for the time. Just pure fun pop rock I can see why ladies were crazy back in the day for them.

Just another Beatles album. While still not bad, the second half of the album is pretty lackluster in terms of Beatles standards. There's really no hits and can be written off as more of the same early Beatles work that you already know. Simple, formulaic, somewhat catchy and quick. The Beatles output can't be understated as they were cranking out 2-minute hits on the regular, but most of the tunes on this specific album are just placeholders. Outside of the title track and Can't Buy Me Love I'm not sure anything else on this album is really that notable. I assume this makes the list due to the film accompaniment but I'm not sure this qualifies as an essential album in any way. Still better than an average album but as much as I'm a Beatles fan I think we need to axe a couple of their entries from this list including this one. 2.60 stars

This is Beatles album therefore it is good. It has the tootles track and Can’t Buy Me Lovewhich are incredible songs. It has that early FF energy It’s great. I’m not sure it’s even in their top 10 albums. Insanity

the album went by quick. kinda snappy. alright :) fav tracks: and i love her can't buy me love

Great album, but not the Beatles best work when compared to their other albums

Probably the last beatles album that had an excess of filler but the hits are excellent 3.5*

Lots of poppie love songs!

Honestly not a hugeeeee Beatles fan but that's a personal opinion

It was okay

Good Beatles songs, but a lot of filler.

Good. Short songs that feel longer than they are, so I guess this had fantastic listening time value. 3

Not a Beatles guy ;/ Especially this album.

one, if not the worst Beatles album

When I Get Home

Pretty forgettable album overall. It was short and sweet though so you aren’t trapped with it.

So I grew up on the Beatles so I'm fighting nostalgia with this one. Even so, going back to this album there was a ton of super forgettable tracks here outside of can't buy me love and hard days night. I always liked the later Beatles more than the earlier boy band style of their first few albums, and I feel more strongly about that after this listen. It's not bad, but it's not for me and didn't age that well.

Short and sappy love songs that represent the source of future, better, Beatles albums. A Hard Day's Night is the first and best track on the album, so the remaining songs do little to impress.

Uhhhh it was okay.

likeit

only bc they set their bar too high.

Far from their best but still a nice collection of early tracks in their career. Standouts are the title track, and i love her and can’t buy me love.

Look I don’t like these guys but this album is just… fine.

Un muy buen album con momentos muy disfrutables

I had this record growing up so its the soundtrack of my childhood - i cant help but think- has the over-commercialization of their music has gone too far?

Hvis ikke det var for Beatles havde vi ikke haft One Direction, så tak for jer

I really like all the songs on this album but I don’t think they’re meant to be listened to all in a row

7 / 10

It's the Beatles. Good harmonies, short poppy songs. 3.33 rounded down to 3. Nothing bad, just nothing great either.

Les Beatles

Oui

good classic

love <333

5.62/10

I thought I wasn't gonna like this album upon hearing the first couple of songs, but there are ones I like more, so overall, it's alright.

Catchy songs. I think Can't Buy Me Love was my favorite. The harmonizing and music was good. The overall theme was very repetitive and simple. 2 or 3 stars

Kann man immer hören. Wobei mich überrascht hat, wie schrabbelig und alt die Instrumente klingen.

some classic from them are into this album, some others not so popular too that are okay. However, its sounds very very repetitive. Not their best.

Oh boy! Can’t wait to see what the first album I get is! I hope it’s really cool and fun! Yeah, its music, I guess

Real good album, but feels more like a collection of songs than a cohesive listening experience.

- 1 nummers toegevoegd aan MMMM - 0 nummers al toegevoegd aan MMMM 3*

Love the Beatles, liked the album

Has some strong songs. Sound starts to be repetitive.

Not a huge Beatles fan but I didn’t hate this album. It was fun, short, and an easy listen

Was never a fan of the beatles and this album didn't make me one. Good start and bad finish.

not surprising it's a good album - hard to find a bad one in Beatles catalogue. Songs to dance to, songs to say I love you for the millionth time to and one weird jealousy song. I guess it's an artifact of an era, but still threw me off guard. Definitely will be coming back to this one on certain occasions, however I know those occasions will be rare.

It has a lot of good songs, but now listening to it as a full album I got tired quickly from literally every track being a lovesong

3/5

Who is the Secret Beatle in the middle square? Could it be .... YOU!? There are better Beatle albums to come I think

This album evoked no real strong feelings from me. There are some good songs and there were also some forgettable ones. Incidentally my favorite song off this album was I'll Cry Instead, which seems to have the second-least listens on Spotify among the tracklist, so idk what other people are doing.

Hard to rate, there were some catchy songs but most of the album felt pointless. So far not seeing my opinion about the Beatles change after this.

Beatles , wer mag das nicht..

Nice gentle music

its been a hard days night -first song starts immediately with the energy. -COWBELL. -decent start i should have known better -left ear guitar is a bit jarring -little boring -the electric in the right is so plucky if i fell -nice little arpeggiated guitar or is it flanged idk -cheeky bit of harmony -its kind of dissonant -use of minor chords in the harmony is nice im happy just to dance with you -weird off beat low pitch drum -the guitar is so quiet in my right ear -the drums are so over powering and i love her -i think ive heard this song -oh yeah i have this is great -ooh lovely little arpeggiated guitar in the right -drums not needed for this track -ooh little solo nicee -click in the back is piercing tell me why -honky tonk dance track -its a bit much -tell me why they are kind of scary -not a fan of that high bit cant buy me love -yeah its a song -there was no need to scream sir -guitar solo was mid any time at all -like the bass line -the hook is nice -ooh nice piano -no clue who is singing ill cry instead -sad lyrics but the music is happy -heart breaker is no things we said today -all the drums sound electronic even though i know they aren't -Paul has had an easy time -cheeky change up with the tambourine -tambourine really just comes out of nowhere and attacks you when i get home -not a fan -whiney ah lyrics you cant do that -groovy -MORE COWBELL -god they are really hitting that cowbell -nicer harmonies for this song -i like the chorus -good guitar solo ill be back -back to the dissonance -kind of like the guitar riff every now and then Summary Overall yeah its good, its a Beatles album course its gonna be decent although a bit rough in spots. which makes sense as its one of their earlier albums coming out in 1964. some great songs in here but there isnt really a cohesive feel to it. fav song of the album would have to be and i love her, and least fav is when i get home or i should have known better.

Carried by the title track

pretty middle of the road Beatles album. Not my favourite ever but a couple bangers

A couple of bangers but mostly just ok

I love a bit of pop and who doesn't like the Beatles? Having said that, this is one of the most simplistic and least satisfying examples of the Beatles, it's got some stone cold classics, it's got hints at innovation but overall it has more filler than not.

fun album, not as interesting as stuff to come

Lots of songs about love and scoring dates and all that teenage tripe. Mercifully, it's short and catchy.

Historically significant for the boomers? Sure. Sophisticated? No. Different from what was normal at the time? True. Impresses me? Sorry, I'm spoiled by 60 years of pop music evolution.

An uplifting pop-rock album. It's great to know the Beatles better.

Just as I emerge from a recent Beatles rabbithole, this list goes and tries to pull me back in. Only my second Fab Four record from the list, and I’m glad we’re staying toward the beginning of the discography. I’m actually about half way through watching the Beatles 64 documentary right now, so this feels well timed. Is this as good as “the later stuff”, of course not. At least not good on the same way. This is album 3 of 13 (13! in 7 years) an it’s the first one they made after starting to get famous. It’s the first 100% Lennon/McCartney album without covers or standards or anything… and I won’t even talk about the movie stuff. My point is: even if it still kinda sounds like average 60s pop music, this album represents a lot of big steps on the Beatles journey. Before you can swim you have to tread water, and this record is the Beatles proving they can do that all on their own. It still blows my mind that in just a years time we’ll get Rubber Soul and everything after that is the stuff that the “later album” nerds always talk about. Yes, I’ll probably give a few of those records 5 stars, but we aren there yet. I’ve said before that it’s not fair to judge albums based on later albums, so I’ll rate this one in its own. I think it holds up against any other mid-60s records on this list and deserves to be required listening.

As a big fan of The Beatles later work, I can say that this album is fine. That’s not compared to other Beatles albums, that’s just compared to other music in general. McCartney and Lennon are obviously very talented songwriters, and there are some really good songs on here (See the title track and “And I Love Her”), but a lot of it is just decent 60s pop. Better than a lot of 60s pop, but just okay nonetheless.

Interesting to listen to their stuff so many years after the height in popularity

Feels empowering to rate a Beatles album at less than a 5 and less than a 4 at that.

their pop period, I'm on sgt. Pepper era

I don't have the energy to write a review of the Beatles. Listen, they're just not my #1 thing. But they're the Beatles. Nothing I can say here really matters.

There is nothing left to say about this album or the Beatles. For me personally, it's... musically: expertly crafted '60s guitar pop thematically: tediously repetitive

5/10 good but too old

Some songs are great, And I Love Her especially. Pretty ok for most of it though

it was a very good album but it's not truly me cup of tea

Once again I find myself giving the Beatles a 3. Crazy, I know. Much like Revolver, I'm finding there's a couple of great songs and the rest is pretty average. (And yes, it hurt me deeply to give Eleanor Rigby a 3) I'm pretty confident there will be other Beatles albums that get higher ratings from me when I get to them (Abbey Road and Sgt. Peppers for example) but this one was just okay. I get why this was so big at the time, but there's so much better music still to come even just for The Beatles, let alone all of the music that is out there.

I liked the darker ballad-type songs. Not really a fan of the other stuff even if I get why it was important for popular music as a whole.

Goes by in a flash and is pleasant throughout with a handful of standout tracks (the ones you know already). Lyrics are pretty awful throughout - I, sky, why, etc. Some nice guitar work from George Harrison. It’s a decent record but nothing on what came 3 years later.

Had low expectations but surprisingly enjoyed it. I love this band for the record but have always just kind of brushed off half the first of their career similar to many of the british invasion bands. I guess that means I'm more inclined to their songwriting capability? Or that it's more likely to stand the test of time? Still very embedded in the late 50's/early 60's styles but just a nice listen and doesn't overstay its welcome.

The songs are pretty good, but inconsistent in quality where the title track and "And I Love Her" stand far above the rest. Not my favorite Beatles album

Incredibly excited, I really love The Beatles !! This album is so high energy, you can really dance to every song. Fav song is ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’.

Quite a few songs I didn't reconise which was unexpected. I've never been a huge fan of The Beatles though.

6/10 Best songs: A Hard Day's Night, Can't Buy Me Love This album takes me back to those halcyon days of youth in the 60s: riding bicycles on sidewalks under clear blue skies, fathers going to work to have affairs with their secretaries while mothers day-drank to stave off their existential angst and depression. Now, I never said that was my youth, ofc. This album is the exact music that has played in the background of period pieces for decades now. It's very much of the time, building the archetype of 60s rock music, but as a whole it's kinda boring. Sorry, but like, not really.

it's the beatles, but my least fave period

it's cute, i feel like only about half the tracks still hold up but it's a great marker for when songwriting for rock pop takes off

This is better than the last Beatles album I got, but still not amazing. It's fine music for 1964 though, I'll give them that, but just 5 years later we were getting much stronger bangers.

Some repetitive beats... Not bad overall.

We played a bunch of these songs in the Michigan Marching Band, and I dated a drummer for a while who was obsessed with the Beatles, so it really brought me back to the mid 90s, despite being an album from 12 years before I was born. The songs are catchy, but not stand-out.

A good album. Not one for my regular rotation, but it's still good.

I’m never really going to give the Beatles less than a 3 purely out of respect anyways, but this wouldn’t deserve anything less. I think there’s a fair few better albums, probably just because the lyrics are a little dated with this one. Love and relationships just feel like they’ve evolved to the point where we’re allowed to voice the complications in the modern era, rather than being like I just love you in every way and that’s that, and I just think that it makes these lyrics seem a little dated. Ironically ‘and I love her’ is my fave here, and yes I’ve gone basic with the most popular. But the mix of guitars there is too good to ignore. Love a half hour listen also. Good innings all round.

This album is difficult for me to rate. It is very good. And there are more than a few pop classics that are enjoyable and easy listens. But I’ve never been a big Beatles fan. And this album is the epitome of their “early sound”; which is a dated sound that I can, and do, “appreciate” but it’s a sound that gets old very quickly for me…..unless it’s the Stones… 😉

Call me crazy but this album is kind of average as far as the Beatles go if you take out I Love Her and Can't Buy Me Love

Solid enough. It’s consistent, but it’s not The Beatles™️ just yet.

The start of the greatest thing ever

This is the Beatles really coming into their own as songwriters with all original compositions and some all-time great songs like A Hard Day's Night and Can't Buy My Love. That said, other than the hits, I don't really love the dated pop sound. They are starting to sound like the band I love here, and I do appreciate the incredible influence they had on music, but they just haven't quite gotten there yet. Overall, it is a good album, just not one I reach for too frequently.

Still enjoyed it as a Beatles fan, but definitely not their best work.

I love the Beatles, but the earlier bubblegum pop is not my favorite. A few standouts, but overall, it doesn’t hit me like the later catalog.

Favorite Song: A Hard Day's Night

A significant album historically, and with a few interesting signatures that would influence many bands and evolve into The Beatles' mastery of so many layered musical techniques. For me, listening to it on its own merits now, most of the album is an unremarkable string of jangle pop songs that sound largely the same. As an album, on the whole, I do not feel it's that remarkable. The sensation it caused was a zeitgeist of The Beatles' popular ascension at the time. History has its quirks. Were circumstances different, The Beatles' fame may have come later or not at all.

Obviously nothing special musically by later Beatles standards, considering it’s a lot of short poppy love songs, but overall everything is still super fun and catchy so I can’t complain!

'A Hard Day's Night' is a more sophisticated album in its writing and arrangement than the Beatles' first two albums, but also lacks some of their simple, infectious charm.

It’s the Beatles. The songs are good. They are good. The hits are good but I don’t care for the rest of it. The lyrics are dated. I think they are better as they get into later albums.

Never really got into the beatles. this doesn't change things.

Pretty solid little 60s pop album. Nothing really all that amazing here, but you can see why the songs caught on. Overall: 3.2/5

حتى أنني لست معجبا او متابعا لفرقة البيتلز، ولست حقا من محنكي موسيقى الروك على عكس موسيقى الهيب هوب/الراب التي يمكنني وصف نفسي فيها على أنني أمتلك ادن موسيقية جيدة، فأنا بالنسبة للروك و أغلبية الأنواع الأخرى إلا ادن تبحث عن الجديد و تريد تحسين دوقها...، استمتعت بهدا الألبوم، و طالما كانت عادتي مع ألبومات البيتلز الأقل شهرة، أحسست بنفسي أتجول شوارع إنجلترا في سبعينات القرن الماضي بسيارتي المرسيدس القديمة، بشاربي و شعري الغفير. كانت تجربة رائعة، خاصة مع قصر مدة الألبوم التي جعلته كرحلة قصيرة إلى زمن صدور الألبوم. عموما أقيمه 6.75/10

Have I listened to this album before? No How familiar am I with this album? I know a few songs but most early Beatles is pretty unknown to me 
How do I feel about this artist? I enjoy the Beatles, they’re not my favorite band ever but I definitely recognize their contribution to rock music. I generally prefer their later stuff. Favorite song(s)? Can’t Buy Me Love, Things We Said Today Overall Thoughts: Quality album, but some of the songs are pretty forgettable. I feel like I shouldn’t rate this against later Beatles albums but I can’t help it. There was a lot of poppy-rock music like this in the early 60s and I think it’s just not my thing. It was before 60s music got interesting and The Beatles were a big part of that, just not with this album.

"The Beatles didn't really make anything interesting until Rubber Soul" is like the least interesting or provocative thing you can say about The Beatles. Although, trying to say anything provocative about The Beatles at all is like an extremely midwit thing to do. So yeah, some people like this stuff, some people don't. Whatever man. Listen to stuff you like and don't listen to stuff you don't like. I don't really have strong opinions about early Beatles records one way or the other. This is certainly one of them. I had never noticed A Hard Day's Night had bongos before. DEAR LORD though, why are the stereo versions canon? Go into your accessibility settings and force mono if you're listening to them through headphones. Or seek out the mono versions (so they can sit in your collection and you can be smug about it while pulling out a different Beatles record than this this like 99 times out of 100).

The Beatles did make plenty of good music before Rubber Soul, but lots of it was singles-based. This is the most *historically* important of their early albums because of the movie tie-in and the fact all of the songs are original, but I prefer some of the rawness of With the Beatles/Please Please Me, and there's nothing here in my Top 30 Beatles Songs, so...am I giving this a 3? I think I'm giving it a 3.

It was cute! I can see why women in the 60s would become feral to this, but listening many years into the future, a lot of the songs are pretty samey

it's literally just another Beatles album.

ok albumn 3

At this distance, many of these songs sound like relatively generic, almost throwaway, beat-group pop. It’s hard to put yourself into the world for which a new release by the Beatles was a thing of high excitement. The fascinating thing is how they were so close to going into a much higher realm of music and songwriting. You just get glimpses of it here. Hard Day’s Night and Can’t Buy Me Love stand out by miles from most of the material here. And I Love Her fares less well when heard in its original context, but provides a template for the kind of song that Paul McCartney later excelled at. Lyrically, the phrase “hard day’s night” is itself strikingly clever and presages the greater sophistication to come. It’s interesting though to hear some rather controlling boy-girl relationship lyrics from (presumably) John Lennon in songs like I’ll Cry Instead and You Can’t Do That. These sound like an early manifestation of instincts that he later acknowledged in Jealous Guy.

Mmmm ja..

Notable for being their first album with all songs written by Lennon/McCartney. If I Fell is a top ten Beatles song for me. That said, their first two albums are better and just about every one after it eclipsed this one. Good album for sure, but middle of the road overall.

There are some very good songs here, including some tracks like “And I Love Her” and “Things We Said Today” that are early signs of the brave musical experimentation we would later hear on Rubber Soul and Revolver. I can’t help but think that in an alternate universe where the Beatles never changed their sound and just continued writing pop hits, we would probably look back at this album as a nice collection of catchy songs instead of an “important album by the greatest band in the world.” Take away the Beatles name, and this is a solid album with some solid tunes.

I've never been a Beatles fan, they've just not done anything for me, but I tried to listen to this with an open mind. It was fine. Every song was pleasant sounding, and I bopped my head along a few times. But that was kind of it. Not much really stood out beyond just being pleasant non-offensive 60's pop. "Any Time At All" was the one song that started out with a lot of promise. John's delivery during the opening chorus suggested something fiery was coming. Then it fell back into that sing-songy mellow verse, and it just lost the momentum.

Idk, I think it's ok. It's kinda simple, but it's ok

On continue ce carnet de bord des "1001 Albums" avec un morceau de choix, ou plutôt un gros morceau de calcaire musical : A Hard Day's Night des Beatles. Je vais être direct : je n'ai jamais été un grand fan des quatre garçons dans le vent. Pour moi, les Beatles, c'est souvent trop propre, trop brossé dans le sens du poil, comme une chambre d'ado rangée par sa mère. On est en 1964, je n'étais même pas né (rappel : je suis de 70), mais en bossant chez un disquaire indé et en radio, j'en ai bouffé du Lennon-McCartney jusqu'à l'indigestion. Alors, cet album ? C'est le sommet de la "Beatlemania", le disque qui accompagne le film. Pour la première fois, ils ne font que de l'original, pas de reprises de Motown pour boucher les trous. Le morceau titre démarre avec ce fameux accord de Rickenbacker 12 cordes qui a fait mouiller tous les futurs gratteux de la planète, de Roger McGuinn à Tom Petty. C'est efficace, ça claque, on ne peut pas leur enlever ça. Mais à part deux ou trois titres qu'on se cogne sur tous les best-of — les classiques "Can't Buy Me Love" ou "And I Love Her" — le reste, c'est d'un conformisme... C'est de la pop guillerette pour passer à la télé en costume cravate. Des trucs comme "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You" ou "Tell Me Why", c'est gentil, c'est mignon, mais ça casse pas trois pattes à un canard. C'est le genre de soupe qu'on servait aux gamines en transe pendant que nous, on attendait que quelqu'un invente enfin le feedback. C'est "propre", trop propre même. Il n'y a pas cette crasse, cette urgence que j'aime chez certains groupes. Ici, tout est calibré par George Martin pour plaire à tout le monde, de la grand-mère au petit frère. C'est le triomphe de la mélodie facile. Alors oui, c'est historique, c'est le "peak" de leur première période, mais franchement, on s'ennuie un peu dans ce salon de thé musical. Ma note, un 3 sur 5. C'est honorable, c'est juste la moyenne pour l'effort de composition et l'influence indéniable que cet album aura sur la pop à venir, mais on repassera pour le frisson. C'est un album de bons élèves... et moi, les bons élèves, ils m'ont toujours un peu tapé sur le système.

if you're not a George stan when you're 25, you have no heart; if you're not a Paul stan by the time you're 35, you have no brain

I mean yeah its The Beatles so like what can you really do. Its a decent album with music that would rock your world in the 60's. But its been 60 years and I don't know maybe it's the wrong Beatles album for me.

It's a great album and iconic and all that, but I've heard it so many times just in movies/tv. Of course it's great and still a fun listen every once in a while and I'm sure it changed music etc... It's just not something that I would listen to or seek out just due to the saturation I experienced growing up. Great stuff for the generation before mine. It is interesting how short all the songs are and how short the entire album is when you listen to it all at once.

Delightful!

Abysmal

I must admit that I kind of struggle to care about pre-Rubber Soul Beatles albums. That being said, A Hard Day's Night is definitely one of the best pre-Rubber Soul Beatles albums. But I was not someone who was raised on The Beatles, and these songs do not live in my DNA, like they seem to for so many. So when I hear A Hard Day's Night, I can really just hear a collection of good songs. I understand that The Beatles were doing groundbreaking stuff in pop music, but as someone who did not live through it, I just don't love these songs enough to force myself to mentally travel to 1964 in order to justify a 5 star rating. And even if it wasn't exactly the same sort of music, people were making great, groundbreaking stuff before The Beatles. It's just that if I say that I think The Shape of Jazz To Come or something like that was a greater musical leap forward, I sound like a lunatic because an entire Earth's worth of music listeners happened to disagree, which then causes the Beatles to win the culture war that was never really happening. But at the same time, I do understand how incredible it was that the most popular band on Earth insisted on consistently evolving their sound, all while retaining their status as the most popular band on Earth. Anyways, I digress: as I said, this is a very consistent collection of good pop songs. They're brisk, catchy, and musically distinct. They're also all originals, which was unique for the time. There really isn't anything bad here, but at the same time, there isn't anything that truly penetrates my cold, callous, Beatles-Skeptic heart enough to make me regularly revisit this. There are Beatles albums I truly love, but this era just doesn't work for me the way it seems to work for so many.

Standard Beatles fare! "And I Love Her" struck home, very nice. The rest was fine but didn't really connect. Very listenable though.

Pre-psychedelia Beatles are just fun little guys jamming. You can't help but move to the title track. The rest of the tracks are pretty cool too, but the album's kinda short. Its okay 6/10

Early Beatles that is raw but tight. Starting to sound dated but still a good listen

omg its the Beatles.sounding exactly like Beatles. its like they have the Beatles essence in their core.

Yeah, ok.

solid beach boys battle album but definitely the worst work of the Beatles

This was...fine. I used to viscerally loathe the Beatles, mostly because I couldn't stand the songs of theirs that I heard played on the radio, most of which I determined were pop dreck. I've moderated a bit in my old age, and now consider them somewhat listenable. I mean, Revolver is a legit great album that I'm pretty sure I awarded a 5. Nonetheless, this is a band I won't typically voluntarily listen to, particularly the first six albums. But, as noted, with age and wisdom (and possibly worse knees), I won't leap to the radio to turn them off. This album definitely falls under the category of "won't play voluntarily/will leave on the radio." I had to take a break mid-listen to play some Caspar Brötzmann, but I was able to go back and finish the task at hand. The title track and You Can't Do That are perhaps the best tracks on here. Overall, this about a 2.5, so I'll round to 3 for the great artwork on the album cover.

It's great to really sit down and listen to these classic songs that you think you know, and appreciate new things about them.

Favourite song- Can't buy me love Worst song- I'll be back Rating 3.5/5

one of the beatles albums ever

The third Beatles album is a major improvement over the first two. While I consider Help! and most of the albums that come after as better than this one, it still is a very important and significant album for the Beatles' career. Its back when an album was just a collection of songs rather than its own constructed thing. This one is a great example of what albums used to be.

A solid album overall, but older Beatles just doesn't do a whole lot for me. 3/5

Не фанат Битлз, альбом предсказуемо 6/10 для меня. Приятенькое звучание, но нудно и большинство песен звучат одинаково. Топ-3: 1) And I Love Her 2) I'll Be Back 3) A Hard Day's Night

Fun album. I am still preferring the later Beatles work for the most part, but it's a great pop album, great harmonies in the singing, enjoyable album.

Not my favourite Beatles album by a long shot but there were some little songs on here. The title track starts the album in a perfect way with the first chord setting the vibe. Can’t buy me love is another classic. The harmonica playing on I Should Have Known Better was amazing. A great “new” find

I really enjoy the ballads during this time, but the entire album… eh

Hate to give any Beatles release less than a 4 considering their influence. I’m not making a point or weird statement about anything or trying to have an original “take” on the most popular band of all time. Just listening to this record on its own, there are a handful of tracks that weren’t memorable.

An easy listen

no m gusto mucho

- I used to listen to the Beatles a lot, but I don’t anymore now that I know that John engaged in DV and Paul is a Zionist. - It’s not my favourite Beatles period - I find this stuff dated in that sunny simple 60s and/or sexist way. - Obviously, there are some classic tunes on here — The instrumentation can be kind of basic, but the songwriting is solid, and you can hear that they're getting more interesting than their older stuff. I love how "And I Love Her" has a great minor sound with positive lyrics and "Tell Me Why" has a major sound with sad lyrics, I always love those contradictions in music. - There's also a lot of filler.

Not the best of the early Beatles, but it's still Beatles

I love this album it was fine. I believe The Beatles weren't "legendary" with this album but ı love the tenderness and the lyrics of the songs. I got shivers while listening "I'll Be Back" I LOVE THE "I'LL BE BACK".

song 1: 8/10 song 2: 10/10 song 3: 7/10 song 4: 6,5/10 song 5: 5,5/10 song 6: 9/10 song 7: 6/10 song 8: 7/10 song 9: 6,5/10 song 10: 6/10 song 11: 7,5/10 song 12: 8/10 song 13: 6/10

#2/1001 🇺🇸 and a Beatles album already. This is great fun, packed with 2 1/2 minute pop songs. Its obviously part of their evolution but I'm (maybe unfairly) comparing it with their later more experimental records, so its getting 3 stars. Can't buy me Love and And I Love Her are the stand out tracks for me.

It's a better than bad so 6/10 3/5

I tend to listen to a range of music genres but even though I know and like some of the big Beatle’s songs I have never actually listen to a whole album of theirs before. I did like this album there is some nice songs in here for sure standouts to me being ‘im happy just to dance with you’, ‘and I love her’ and ‘can’t buy me love’. I can definitely appreciate and respect what the Beatles have done from listening to this album as well as hearing what others say about them. However, this album was just good for me not great, an enjoyable listen yes but not life changing.

Vanilla music, nothing exciting but not bad

Captures the early Beatles pop-rock formula and the essence of Beatlemania and a "band as a personality" archetype. Neat timing because we just got the Byrds the other day. I learned specifically of the influence of this album on their sound of Mr. Tambourine Man and, subsequently, 60s rock. Particularly Harrison's jangly Rickenbacker 12-string. Not many opening chords are as instantly recognizable as this one. Can't say it holds up quite as well as their later more experimental albums, as it still contains elements of the early pop "Everly Brothers-style" lightweight rock. I think i like the singles but could leave the rest to the "historically important but sonically left behind" list.

Its The Beatles! I know they are good! But also I listen to them and I feel bored But then Can't By Me Love comes on and holy moly I get it. (this will happen with every Beatles album. I don't think they are an album artist)

sonically beautiful well played and filled with catchy tunes, but god damn these boys are such sweeties i cant take this shit. too many mushy love songs for my taste, my least favorite kind of song. highlights: ripper solo on A HARD DAY'S NIGHT, latin influences on AND I LOVER HER makes me forget it's sappy for a while, ANY TIME AT ALL has a chorus with a nasty little riff that shows some early edge, THINGS WE SAID TODAY is spooky. I like that. 3

3/5

Not my thing really but was short and fun!

This is very Beatlemania. A bunch of catchy love songs with jangly guitars. Easy listening, pop-forward… every cheesy thing you ever said to your high school ex.

This was somehow even more 60s cheese than I was expecting. Almost every song just sounded like a copy-paste of each other. There's hardly any creativity here, and this is only enjoyable if you're young and don't have a properly developed music taste. 'Can't Buy Me Love' is probably the only good one on here.

Really liked a few of these- the rest weren't notable. One sounded like early Decemberists kind of which I liked.

Meg

Road trip with the family. We all sang along, perfect use of this record/band.

Surprisingly short songs. Not for me

I liked it! B side was kinda weak but And I Love Her is great.

i enjoyed it more as it went on.

There is nothing left to say about this album or the Beatles. For me personally, it's... musically: expertly crafted '60s guitar pop thematically: tediously repetitive

it was fun I guess! Fav: Can’t Buy Me Love

not my favorite Beatles album but it had some good songs! sometimes it just felt repetitive

can't believe this album is on here...Revolver is their best album tho

I’ve never been a massive Beatles person so this was new to me. But it’s inoffensive. Very short songs though. I don’t know but I always considered older songs to be longer. But pleasantly surprised. Favourite songs: Hard days night I’m happy just to dance with you Can’t buy me love

Omiljene: a hard’s day night , any time at all, I’ll cry insted, you can’t do that Ukupno: 3,63/5 Sve u svemu bas dobar album, mislila sam da će biti malo dosadan ali uospte nije. Super ritam i muzika- chill, happy, prolece, žuta boja vibes