A Hard Day's Night

Sehr happy und luschtig, git so taberne tanze vibes vo früener, alles liebes songs? Bin jetzt grad nöd ganz im mood aber macht sehr fröhlich Hett hinnedrah au verletzlichi lieder wo chli sad sind

Banger. Lots of pop Melodies to hook the listener. Almost feel like this is quintessential Beatles. Felt like each song had the exact same pop energy whereas something like Abbey Road is more experimental almost. Great listen

#112 It's what you'd expect from an early Beatles album. Fun 60s pop, some classic songs from their catalog. Falls off a bit on side 2. Highlights: A Hard Day's Night, If I Fell, Can't Buy Me Love

Boring beatles

Leagues ahead of any band from the period. People who claim to dislike the Beatles are either contrarians or from another dimension.

First Beatles album listen. Pleasant

I like it but far from my favorite Beatles album. And for that reason I give it this score. Too hard not to compare to the other ones

I really liked this one. Not a single song that I would truly skip, but maybe I was in a good music mood. I can’t give it a five but this is definitely one of my favorites of the project. The Beatles have such a way with catchy hooks.

Might’ve read this higher at the beginning of the weekend, but I just didn’t think about it at all.

Like all of their pre rubber soul stuff this one ultimately falls flat for me as an album. Some real high points here, and it’s really crazy that they were like 22 years old writing these songs. But a Beatles pop album will never be very compelling to me

Not the best beatles album

IMPLACABLE

Brilliant !

10/01 It's the Beatles. I don't like The Beatles. Pass

You know I wasn’t sure about the Beatles but this is the third album in a row that I liked on here so I think I might be a fan???

Fairly enjoyed this given its early Beatles which I don’t really care for. It is a Beatles album after all though so it can’t be anything less than great. Standout tracks were A Hard Day’s Night (obviously) and my personal favourite Tell Me Why. Really can’t go wrong with The Beatles.

I understand that they where inventive at the time, but I have a hard time with the happy clappy tunes that are their signum. Only song i like is not on this album.

Beautiful album

An incredible achievement. All songs written by L&M, no filler, and captures the very best of early Beatlemania. Also notable for being a Lennon dominated album.

A really good Beatles Album (aren't they all though?). If any other band had released an album of this calibre I'd probably give them 4 stars but I will harshly mark The Beatles down for the simple fact that they have better albums. A little unfair I know. Favourites: I Should Have Known Better And I Love Her Can't Buy Me Love

4.5

I mean... it's The Beatles. Early Beatles at that. Solid work, stands well against the test of time and is a pretty great album overall. Not my favorite listening experience and some of the songs blend a bit too samey for me but there are some amazing tracks on this record that I love.

Gonna be hard to rate any Beatles album less than a 5. Just so catchy and consistent.

As a huge fan of the Beatles' later period, which I find their most interesting and complex, I tend to underrate their pre-Rubber Soul albums for being more naïve and straightforward. I was so wrong. This album is so much fun to listen to, and it's packed with amazing songs (not that I'm saying anything new here). It's a wave of joy that puts me in a good mood every time I listen to it.

5/5, 10/10. Poco más hay que decir. Portada icónica, temas legendarios para un disco eterno que solventa con enorme sencillez el difícil tercer disco. Curiosidades: fue el primer disco del grupo en contener solo composiciones originales y el único en que el catálogo musical estuviera firmado enteramente por Lennon-McCartney, sobre todo más Lennon que Macca. Este fue también uno de los 3 álbumes de los Beatles, junto con Let It Be y Magical Mystery Tour; en que Ringo Starr no aparecía en ningún tema como vocalista principal. Alcanzó la posición uno y desbancó al anterior LP del grupo, With the Beatles, y permaneciendo en ese puesto durante veintiún semanas de las treinta y ocho que se mantuvo en lista. Fue uno de los LP más rápidos en venderse: según United Artists, cerca de un millón de copias se habían despachado en cuatro días. Inspiró a todos, a los Byrds, a Dylan, a los Stones, a cualquiera. Mi canciones favoritas: I Should Have Known Better y Any time at all.

5/5 I liked all the songs a LOT

A bit simplistic compared to what came later, but there are a handful of tracks that hint at future brilliance.

A pretty meh album. Definitely not worth listening to again, but not egregiously bad.

Tough follow-up act to Rubber Soul. There are still some good songs on here, but nothing that breaks out of the 60s saturation of british pop

A just fine Beatles album is still a pretty good album in comparison to a lot of the songs on this list. I would listen to it again, but it’s not the Beatles album I would actively choose if I could only listen to one of them. 4.5 stars rounding down

Very beatles!

I have a rule that if I sing along with every song on an album, it's an automatic five stars.

Listened before? Yes Thoughts: - Not one of my favourite Beatles albums, but it's definitely solid. - I don't know if I fully appreciated how pretty "And I Love Her" is before; what a great song. Favorite track(s): And I Love Her; Can't Buy Me Love

The beatles before they were really cool. But even this sort of jangle pop is tasty.

AMAZING AS ALWAYS

The first half felt a lot stronger, but solid overall.

Favourite Songs: Can't Tell Me Why

High 3, just below rubber sole. Really liked Things we said today, which I hadn't heard before.

A more focused album and big improvement on their previous. Strong 3

I remember being on a school trip to Paris as a 13 year old (not an unusual thing for kids growing up in the south of England) and listening to A Hard Day’s Night on my iPod Photo on the coach. On arrival I was singing Can’t Buy Me Love to myself to the absolute delight of what appeared to be an impossibly old Parisian who informed me it was a favourite of his when he was my age. It’s quite hard to get that kind of reaction out of the people of Paris, so I think that speaks to the immediate excitement generated by these early Beatles records. At 15 I had a girlfriend who was hyperfixated on The Beatles, but from memory she mainly talked about the early stuff, including watching the movies (this record soundtracked one of them). It wasn’t until I was 17 that I fully focused my energy on the later Beatles records, so that has formed my view of them and is perhaps why I find their output pre-Rubber Soul to be generally underrated by fans. Of course this is no where near The Beatles’ peak but controversially I think these 13 tracks totalling 30 minutes comes close to matching the more mature offerings of Sgt. Peppers and The White Album. The emotions across A Hard Day’s Night are always close to the surface and at maximum intensity. Here The Beatles find the simplest and most effective ways to profess love, longing, joy and heartbreak. It is their brightest and straightforwardly tuneful effort, and the robust foundation that the rest of their career is built on.

Hard Days Night is a low 4 for me, some wonderful tunes but some of it falls flat compared to their mid and late era for me

i feel like how i feel about all the beatles' stuff that ive ever heard which is like wow this is pretty good but like it's kind of hokey i wish i were listening to pavement

4/5

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would. its crazy to hear how much their sound changed in a short period of time. I much prefer the later work, but this was great to listen to. I'd really like to see the film too

Really like this, some big tunes on here. Always surprised how much I like Beatles stuff cos in my head it's not really for me. It was interesting to hear this side by side with Sgt. Pepper and see how much the sound has changed over a relatively short period of time. Makes me want to read about the history of the band.

Excellent!!!

Not really a fan of this one, early Beatles just doesn’t really resonate with me like they’re later stuff

Mi disco favorito yendo a la pre

Doo doo butt 2/5

A couple songs are musically very fun (hard days night, can’t buy me love). Everything else is generic teenybopper shit, and two of them are John Lennon‘s ugly side. “You can’t do that“ is a warning to his girl that he will leave her if he sees her talking to another guy. Oy.

Nice short tracks from the band that are famously a four piece.

Oikein mukava levy tunnetulta bändiltä :)

Hiukan humppaahan tämä on, mutta on siellä muutama kelvollinen biisikin joukossa.

JEE

Tää on selvästi kyllä neljästä ekasta Beatles-levystä paras omissa papereissani. Viidentenä tulevan Helpin kanssa onkin sitten tiukempi kisa. Tässä on ihan ykköskorin biisejä Hard day's night, I should have known better, And I Love her, Can't buy me love ja Anytime at all. Sitten on vähän ehkä enemmän kakkos- ja kolmoskorin kamaa loppu. If I fell ehkä vähän kutittelee ykköskoria. Mutta kyllä tuokin että samalle levylle saat viisi tuommoista lekaa, on vähintään neljän tähden arvoinen suoritus. Leffan kattelin tässä vajaa vuosi sitten Youtubesta, sanotaan nyt näin että ei se ainakaan nosta levyn arvosanaa. Mennään nelkulla, kun tosiaan ne myöhäisemmät levyt Rubber Soulista alkaen on niin helvetin paljon parempia kokonaisuuksia.

Most early beatles stuff rings the same to me. It's good, it's fun, but it pales in comparison to their later work. A hard day's night kind of hits those boxes perfectly. It's incredible to think what they'd accomplish 2 years later from this groundwork.

Slay

Classic.

The older I got the more I liked the Beatles.

Classic. Lennon/McCartney gold.

Good all around.

Fun album!

I guess we had to have ALL Beatles' albums...

Loved every minute of this 1964 classic. Sure - it doesn’t necessarily push the envelope, but the songs are catchy and fun. Long time ago folks, and at the time - there was nothing like this. I’m almost talking myself into a 5, but will leave it a very solid 4. Not sure how you don’t like this albums!

Me, a known Beatles skeptic, quite enjoyed this. This album stuck to what they are best at (pop rock) and while it missed the characteristic high highs and low lows (very low lows) of Revolver, it was far more focused and cohesive of an album. However, the Beatles are now banned from using the word love — I promise you there are synonyms. Someone on Reddit made a chart of how many “loves” is on each Beatles album, and this album is second only to Please, Please Me, which might Kill, Kill Me. Anyways, below is my Beatles Song Rankings System TM: Just Fine: If I Fell, Things We Said Today, I’ll Be Back Fine+ (Step and Snap Often Required): I Should Have Known Better, I’ll Cry Instead, When I Get Home I Can Get Down to This: A Hard Day’s Night, I’m Just Happy to Dance With You, And I Love Her, Tell Me Why, Can’t Buy Me Love, Any Time At All, You Can’t Do That Actual War Crimes: None! Look at you go Beatles, I knew you could do it. World’s Most Perfect Song: Also no, which is why this isn’t a 5 star rating. Album was fun, but nothing moved me as really special.

A below average Beatles album is still a pretty solid album.

Classic, solid, easy listening Beatles.

After my puny output in reviewing Underworld and Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs, it feels wrong to deeply dive into the many pockets of brilliance on A Hard Day’s Night. My familiarity with The Beatles allows a much deeper listening experience. Justice seems like too strong of a word for a record review, but let’s use it. The title track is worthy of a discourse despite being a two-and-a-half minute pop song that has mop top quality. The concept of opening with a dramatic chord then barreling right into the title and chorus reflect their level of craft and professionalism. As they go through the chorus Ringo (and maybe some additional percussion) surfaced in busy fashion. George crafted a solo that stepped away from the rockabilly based riffing from earlier records and a few tracks here. This level of artistry separates this record from earlier ones. It sound modern by a few bounds as the production and songwriting have an urgency to them. While John dominates the record, Paul contributed significantly to the upgrade. “Can’t Buy Me Love” bursts on nearly every beat. “Things We Said Today” acts as a precursor to Paul’s darker portraits on “Eleanor Rigby.” It also manages a bigger, nearly orchestral sound, despite centering on acoustic guitar. John moved on from simpler methods with “I’ll Be Back” as it employed shifts in rhythm and styles. The songs retain some of the earlier traits. “I’ll Cry Instead” could be a Carl Perkins cover. “You Can’t Do That” comes off as second rate compared to tracks on Help and Rubber Soul. As much as I admire the band’s growth, only “Things We Said Today” would make my top fifty Beatles songs, although I find “A Hard Day’s Night” rising on that list. The band kept going to new levels every two-three records to become almost unrecognizable by their end 8 years later. This second or third step up the ladder deserves the attention given here.

Pop era Beatles at the top of their game.

Is there a bigger change between this and rubber soul the year after? It’s not a bad album and there are some hints at some of the stuff to come but otherwise it’s not a particularly great album.

The best band of all time before they were the best band of all time. First half has some classic early Beatles tracks. Second half is pretty weak.

Really easy listen. Caught me off-guard with the fact I knew some of the songs, had no idea based on the cover/name. Enjoyable and one I can see myself returning to. Especially good if I was reading / doing something else I think.

3/5, I think. I think it could be a 4. I think the one dimensional writing is what brings this album down. There are a lot of songs on here that are extremely similar in tone and structure. Chorus verses and tempos that all merge well into one single beatles project that arguably took them to the peak of beatlemania. Influential? of course. No arguing the iconic nature of this album (and even more when you think about the album). But I can't give it a 4. It's somewhere around a 3.6-3.8. There's better beatles albums, with better singles.

Listened to during A Hard Day's Work. Was good background music.

> **3/5** – I'm not the biggest fan of the Beatlemania era. When I listen to the Beatles, I usually reach for the later albums when they started experimenting more, so I wasn't expecting *A Hard Day's Night* to do much for me. > > This one hit a lot better than I remembered, though. The songwriting feels like a pretty big step forward from their earlier albums, and you can already hear them starting to become the band they would eventually turn into. “If I Fell” was the biggest surprise for me. I had completely forgotten how good that song is. > > It's still not the era of the Beatles I'm normally going to reach for, but this is easily one of the stronger albums from that early period and quite a bit better than *With the Beatles* for me. A really good reminder that even during peak Beatlemania, they were already starting to outgrow it.

9/10

CLASSIC

Any by the Beatles is an automatic 5*

No Ringo song? Am I in heaven? George’s Rickenbacker leads are a stand out, along with John’s vocals, though Paul ups his game a bit this time around on the title track and ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’.

Studioalbum number 3 from Eric, Paul McCharmley, George Parisol and Ringo Stone! Having no covers but only John and Paul written songs for the first time this is their most ambitious album up until Help! and both are probably the peak of the pre Rubber Soul Era. There is not a single weak song on here and several really great ones already. Of course the topics are still pretty limited and you have to like the early poppy Beatles sound but the whole vibe of the album is just so fun it never gets boring for a second. Contributing to that is the playtime of only 30 minutes which in reality feel more like 10 minutes because its such an easy going fun record. Both Paul and John were already shining at this point it was obvious that the potential with 2 (3) songwriters of this caliber in one band is enormous. The vocals are otherworldly they set up those beautiful harmonies ober the album which where probably only rivaled by the Beach Boys in that pop rock n roll genre. John sings lead on most of the songs, Paul also got some and George only sings lead on one song but nails it of course. Shoutout Sir Richard Starkey because Ringo is a beast and The Beatles backbone musically as well as personally. Easy 4,8/5

probably the most "boring" album out of their catalogue but can still feel them changing and bettering their sound song to song. and i love her will forever be one of the greatest love songs to ever exist and really loved to rediscover things we said today, everything else is kinda the same though i still cannot imagine what it must've felt like to listen to this for the first time in 1964, insane.

CLÁSSICO, DÁ PRA OUVIR NUMA PEGADA SÓ DE TÃO BOM, ESSENCIA DO BEATLES, ANTES DA LOUCURA DO FIM DA CARREIRA DELES

Early Beatles. Light and poppy. It's a fun romp. A Hard Day's Night If I Fell And I Love Her Can't Buy Me Love

I'm quite familiar with this album. It's not my favorite album by the Beatles, but it's totally solid.

There are Beatles songs I like but this album was so nothingburger

Love

I like the simplicity of this album. I don't like when the Beatles get too weird.

- The hits are the hits for a reason, but there is no question that this entire album is an easy listen even when some of the tracks are less memorable. It all just makes you want to get up and dance. - The first half is clearly better. The titular track hits every time, though "I Should Have Known Better" and "And I Love Her" are also solid. - PS: Good movie, too.

I've known this album for at least 9 years, cmooonnn on my first recommendation haha. Nice album, a breath of fresh air for early 60's for sure, clean sound great vocals, even though the best was yet to come, this is good.

4.8/5 Beatles

Rock n Roll but not as catchy

Pretty amazing early Beatles, I love their pop hits "And I love her", "Can't buy me love", and "Hard days night" so so good.

It's interesting to hear the Fab Four before all the drugs they took melted their brains and they started writing songs about living in a yellow submarine. Maybe they were cooked before Yoko got involved? 4/5

Half an hour of songs that sound similar but aren’t as good as the 2 famous ones on the album

Even pre-Rubber Soul Beatles are one of the greatest bands of all time. 7/10

Another Beatles album, what more can I say. They're all good really, this one a bit less than others. Short runtime, some good and some a bit forgettable. Might be my least listened to Beatles album, but it was good enough to revisit.

Not my favorite Beatles album but some undeniable classics on here for sure

4 is probably a harsh rating but this is probably my 7th or 8th favorite Beatles album. It’s hard not to compare a band to itself.

Perfect simple love

Hard Days Night- 8/10 I Should've Known Better- 7/10 If I Fell-10/10 I'm Happy Just to Dance with you-8/10 And I Love Her- 9/10 Tell Me Why-6/10 Can't Buy Me Love-8/10 Anytime at All- 8/10 I'll Cry Instead- 7/10 Things We Said Today- 7/10 When I Get Home- 8/10 You Can't Do that-7/10 I'll Be Back-9/10

Fantastic honestly, not much more to say i just absolutely love it.

First time listening, it was good! my first approach to the beatles

already know this album very well. 10/10 i'm going to rate it 5 stars it's also a no-skip album. love the movie too. favorite song off the album go. tell me why. second probably i'll cry instead.

I was surprised to find how few of these songs I was previously familiar with. The hits are great and the rest is still very good but not at the level of their best work.

I like me some early Beatles but you can’t compare their early work to their later work. Later being far better. Though And I Love Her is just as good as any newer stuff.

Quite dated. The type of Beatles that meant it took me a while to get into them A Hard Days Night and Cant Buy Me Love obvs good. Other than that, quite poor. 2.5

did they ever really miss?

Boomer music

Peak of the early Beatles (or maybe just the Beatles)

Average album with a few gems. "If i fell" is exceptional song "I'll be back" , "can't buy me love" , "and i love her", "hard day's night" are also great. Not my favorite beatles but worth a listen.

Early indications of Lennon and McCartney’s songwriting prowess

Great

Happy happy happy

Man, did these boys have some hits. Even though this probably never gets a mention amongst the top pantheon of Beatles albums, you've got the title track, I Should Have Known Better, And I Love Her, Can't Buy Me Love and You Can't Do That. And the lesser known tracks are also pretty damn good, too.

One of the best albums of this era. Lots of great songs here.

What stood out to me THIS time: First, the incredible energy of this album. The album starts out strong with the title track and with just a few exceptions moves urgently, vigorously forward. 
Second, SO MUCH LENNON. I had to check my ears against Wikipedia and, sure enough, he’s the songwriter and lead vocal on most of the songs. Paul slows us down for "And I Love Her" and the lively "Can't Buy Me Love." Also, I ran across this great quote on the Wiki: “The songs, conceived in a hotel room in a spare couple of weeks between up-ending the British class system and conquering America, were full of bite and speed.” Yes indeed. The highest I can give is 5/5, but I’d like to lodge a protest because this album - understood within the history of rock’n’roll — deserves a rating much higher than that.

I love the early work of the Beatles. And they absolutely shine here in the midst of touring, recording, and making a movie (which basically spawned music videos as its own genre.). For its time, the music is excellent. Today, it serves as a masterclass of good old fashioned rock and roll and songwriting, albeit a bit more innocent than most of us are now used to from today's artists. Hate on the Beatles if you want to, but there are not very many musicians or artists who will agree with you.

It’s the Beatles ig

Meh

Goes hard

Album #1 of my 2nd attempt at this challenge. Considering the 1st album from my last attempt was Fred Neil's self titled, id like to think we're off to a better start than this. The Beatles presence demands 5 stars just off name value alone, and this site seems to share the exact sentiment. I wont go that far. But its not far off in my eyes, and i dont blame anyone that does give it 5. Not my favorite Beatles record, its definitely not their most polished record. But there's far more good than bad. My Main criticism in all honesty? The back half of this album was very uninteresting and dragged, even for a 30 minute album. Is the standard higher because they're The Beatles? Probably, but i can hardly remember anything memorable past "Cant Buy me love" 4/5

Entiendo vagamente la importancia de los Beatles en el rock y la música en general, creo que están bien. Son buenos, un poco suaves para mi gusto pero no tengo problemas con su música, es un punto medio, tal vez más cerca de lo positivo que de lo negativo. Personalmente, algo que sigue sorprendiendome es la frecuencia con la que, cada cierto tiempo, descubro que las canciones que conozco de hace tiempo y que me gustan después de escuchar un poco más a fondo a los beatles, resultan ser un cover de alguna de sus canciones, si me doy a entender, "todos los caminos llevan a roma", bueno, algo así me pasa con ellos. Soy algo lento para entender muchas cosas y es algo que a mucha gente a mi al rededor parece obvio, pero para mi es algo nuevo. Un ejemplo de lo que hablo sería esa canción que sale en la película de Kubo, el stop motion, la canción "While my guitar gently weeps", decía "ah que bonita canción debe ser original de la película"... ERROR, son los beatles! Y así con muchas otras canciones que no recuerdo ahora, pero sé que están ahí. Y bueno, si ya me gustan los covers y esas cosas sería raro decir que no me gustan las canciones originales. Así que por ese lado, me agradan porque siempre terminan estando relacionados de una forma u otra con el contenido que me gusta consumir, ya sea como inspiración de mis artistas favoritos o cualquier otra forma. Volviendo al punto inicial, creo que es un buen álbum a secas, solo conocía "And I Love Her" y su portada me gusta mucho. Solo lo escucharía cuando tuviera la paciencia para ello y eso está bien. I'll Be Back es buena.

Listen, this is a good album. This is a 5 under any other artist. But there are so many better Beatles albums. Still, I like every song in this album, so it shares the rating with the better albums.

I think my problem is that they are at heart, a pop band. I'm just not keen on pop music. A couple of obviously very famous tracks but they aren't enough to bring me back for a second listen.

This did some mop top things, but not all the things that were in store for these lads.

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

Heard it before. Probably my favourite of their early albums. Banger after banger 4/5

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

Although i loathed most of these overlysweet sdongs, not my favorite beatles era... I did know the words to the entire album for some reason. The songs stuck in my head all weekend even though i dont like them. Must be something im missing :D

I like the Beatles. I know they're a little overrated, but I don't care.

Chris' famous take on this album is that it's the best pop album of all time. Don't know if I can disagree with that

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

a classic. no bad song on the album. i listen to this one regularly.

Very consistent, very repetitive, very good. Creates nostalgia for a time era I wasn't even ever a part of!! Good songwriting, instruments got boring after a while, I think literally every song was about love or relationships, but I guess that's what sold back then. Nothing made me go WOW, but I never wanted to skip a song.

Absolutely loved. Any alblum that i can sing every song and smile is worth a 5. Great example of early Beatles. The Beatles would not be "The Beatles" without foundation alblums like this

13 songs/ 30 minutes of classics led by one of my all time favorites… I should’ve known better!

không ấn tượng lắm, nhạc ổn

как же я устал от The Beatles... да-да, конечно они гении... да-да, конечно они уже всю музыку придумали... да-да, они единственные и неповторимые... да-да, только отъебись уже... насчет альбома. альбом как альбом. ничего необычного. у The Beatles есть хороший альбом. всего 1. и это не он. моя оценка: 2/5

If the Beatles kept making albums like this, they would not be revered like they are today. They would be considered a good pop band who captured the imagination for a few years. But this album is a stepping stone. You can hear the competency of their early songwriting and lyrical playfulness. Would any other band have been open to even the idea of the title "Hard Day's Night?" When you listen to the Beatles as songwriters, you are instantly jealous. But they worked at it, they honed their craft and made each other better. The fame was a trap, but also the freedom to experiment in later albums.

Era hora de que lleguen estos tipazos. El segundo disco de ellos, todavia no llegan grandes experimentos muy locos, logran grandes canciones, Beatlemania a full con este disco. If I fell es de mis canciones favoritas del amor

No thanks.

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.

Yes it's The Beatles. It's all very good. I don't know what else could be said about this album that hasn't already been said.

Sweet great timeless

ik vond het oké, niet mijn favoriet.

A good album but not something I would go out of my way to listen to.

Skivan där The Beatles tog de första stegen mot att bli The Beatles. Bara eget material. Can't Buy Me Love och And I Love Her kan mäta sig med senare positioner, vad gäller komplexitet, arrangemang och hook. Den är otroligt före sin tid, och ändå är det obegripligt att de drygt ett år senare släppte Rubber Soul. En stark fyra, deras femmor radade de upp med start vid Help.

Another Beatles album with a few duds and also some of the greatest songs ever written. The first half (the film soundtrack) MASSIVELY overshadows the second half on this one.

I know they were revolutionary for a band back in the early 60s for this style of music. I know that other bands took what they did and built off of it. But I cannot stand the pop Beatles shit. Give me them on drugs, when their brain have been crayoned from fame and LSD. For historical meaning this is a 5/5, for listenability and enjoyment it is a 1/5. Sorry

Good but short and the Beatles has better

I didn't like this very much. Not that bad I guess, just really forgettable songs. Glad it was so short. 4/10

This was good but like 100% love songs…

soz, i just don't rate this era of the smiley happy beatles. a couple of great tracks though, obviously.

Couple bangers - definitely not their best

Great Album!!!

(8.8) Side A > Side B

Starting to become quite the Beatles fan since starting this list. Another extremely impressive album full of fantastic harmonies and really joyful sounding songs. I'm a big fan of music in its simplest form and this is a prime example of pure talent.

Jolly

Obviously perfect.

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

I love listening to the early Beatles and thinking about how they really tapped into the psyche of teenage girls. it is also always a solid confirmation that pop music has always been kind of stupid but also really fun.

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

Their transition from rock and roll covers to an original pop sound. And then the rest was history...

These new kids from Liverpool really have a future.

A great album, like the old school vibes. It creates quite a playful and relaxing atmosphere, great for singing along while working or doing house chores Fav songs -A Hard Day's Night, I'm Happy Just To Dance With You, Any Time At Al 4/5

Classic

Now this is the stuff I've been waiting for. This an album you have to have listened to before you die. It's iconic, the first Beatles record ever with all original songs, and they are really good. Especially the A-side, for me that's a 5/5. Sadly the record gets brought down a little by the B-side, but it's still solid. Of course there is a nice complementary movie to go along with this record, and Beatlemania really kicked off globally from this point onwards. And to think this is actually one of the weaker Beatles albums! Can't wait to listen to more of this kind of thing.

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.

This album isn't really my style, but wow I understand why the Beatles were so loved. It only got better as I listened. Fav track: Any Time At All or Things We Said Today Least fav: I'll Cry Instead

Can songwriters please write about something other than romantic love my aromantic ass is dying out here!!! </333 In the meantime I'll just cope by thinking about Peter Parker & Gwen Stacy. Big fan of bite-sized songs. I don't think there were any bad songs. Very catchy. 4 stars only because of the subject, but if I wasn't tired out on love songs it'd be a 5. Favs: A Hard Day's Night, I'm Happy Just To Dance With You, You Can't Do That.

Pop music at its finest, you can get glimpses of what’s to come

Mercifully short, but that's as far as the praise goes A grating sound, awful lyrics and an overall abomination

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

The best of the early Beatles bubblegum rock albums. Favorite track: And I Love Her

First listen Saved 3/13 Top track: A Hard Day's Night

Captures the Beatles’ early genius

Jedna z klasík.

Too much a part of my life to criticize in any way. This time around I was drawn to the sublime close harmony of Lennon and McCartney on “If I Fell”. But I went for the title track with its iconic opening chord for my playlist.

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 mean, come on! What's not to love?

Gives me so much joy

I don't know that I've actually listened to this entire album front to back, but I recognize almost every song. All-time classic. The first album where they wrote every song! Really need to see the movie... Anyways, the harmonies and pop stylings of this album really capture Beatlemania to me. 60+ years later it still hits, just as catchy as it was. Title track and Can't Buy Me Love are legendary Beatles tracks.

It’s sort of a mashup of singles combined with some more original creative works. They’re definitely beginning down a path to something amazing. Also nice tight runtime

Dit is voor mij toch wel het bekendste album van de Beatles. Mijn vader heeft deze plaat grijs gedraaid, hij was nogal een Beatlegekkie. Dus vanuit nostalgie moet ik hem toch wel hoog scoren… Muzikaal zit het ook goed in elkaar, wel behoorlijk poppie. Maar soms is poppie ook wel weer eens leuk.

A hard day’s night is het album van het hoogtepunt van de beatlemania. Het is de soundtrack van de gelijknamige film die heel erg leuk is. In de film kan je zien dat de 4 persoonlijkheden van de beatles een fantastisch goede match is en dat ze samen ook veel humor hebben. Als je de film nog nooit hebt gezien is het wel een aanrader. The beatles hebben the ed sullivan show gehad ze waren op hun hoogtepunt van beatlemania en wat de fans toen wouden waren zoete liefde liedjes. Met een speelfilmcontract en een albumcontract hadden ze alles waar ze van konden dromen. The beatles waren van lokale helden uit liverpool doorgegaan naar Engeland, de V.S. En na dit album de hele wereld. De wereld stond aan hun voeten en ze waren ‘more popular than jesus’ om John te quoten. Ik snap best dat mensen dit album geen goed album vinden als ze het vergelijken met de rest van hun discografie. Het is ook niet het album die ik het vaakst op zet van the beatles, maar als ik het wel doe denk ik elke keer: “waarom eigenlijk niet?” Dit album geeft mij persoonlijk toch altijd een nostalgisch gevoel. Als kleine jongen kon ik hier al heel erg blij van worden en uren in mijn eentje op mijn kamer naar deze muziek luisteren. De harmonieën van the beatles kietelen mijn brein altijd. Qua vocaal geluid zit dit album echt al fantastisch in elkaar. Je merkt bij dit album dat de melodieën al iets interessanter worden dan bij please please me. De teksten worden later bij the beatles beter. Voor het verhaal van the beatles is dit een heel belangrijk album en het geeft mij een enorm nostalgisch gevoel. 5 sterren!

Meh, het zal best zo zijn dat je al kan horen wat ze later zouden worden. Ze waren het hier nog duidelijk niet.

Interessant album, niet dat ik er mega veel luisterplezier aan heb ervaren, maar je hoort de potentie en de harmonieën. Het zijn voor die tijd hoogstaande popsongs die uitkwamen tijdens Beatlemania, wat dat betreft scoort het qua sentiment ook erg hoog. Persoonlijk vind ik de vroegere Beatles minder leuk, al ben ik me wel bewust van de impact en de ontwikkeling van de popgeschiedenis. 3.5

4.5

This is one of the great earlier Beatle albums. This is definitely Lennon’s album as he wrote most of the songs but the few McCartney songs are great as well. In the grand scheme of the Beatles this is a 4 or 4.5. However amongst all other music it gets a 5/5 So yes it’ll get a 5, even though it’s probably not in my Top 5 Beatle albums. However it’s not even close to one of the lowest ones Ps - “Tell Me Why” is a classic underrated track

Icônico

Top 3: And I Love Her If I Fell Things We Said Today

General thoughts: To begin, I'm very biased. The Beatles are my favorite band. I'll try not to inflate the ratings or my procedure. I also didn't expect this album on the list; it's around my fifth favorite Beatles record. I will go quickly through the setlist. As always, The Beatles give us a distinct sound along with plenty of variety. Opening with the energetic vocals of the title track, we get a glimpse of the Beatles of this era - acoustic-rhythm based short songs, catchy as hell, and well executed. We shift gears with more Lennon-controlled content, a so-so harmonica tune, and then one of their classic ballads, "If I Feel", sung by Lennon. I have to say that, for singing, Lennon found his safe space later on, compared to Paul, who has always been kind of chameleonic. Then we get a Harrison lead, a bit unpolished, but every Beatles track had some kind of essence, even if it's clear they didn't pay much attention to this one. At this point, the band is still not fully into the production process. You can hear that in the arrangements and in how some songs feel like they have more potential, even if they do sound good; they were recorded on the go, and some clear mistakes can be heard in the final recording. It's unpolished. Then a Beatles classic pops up: a 'Trova' ballad. Here we see the bravery, possibly from McCartney, to bring inspiration from genres from all around the world. Lovely vocals, beautiful lyrics, and an amazingly accompanied classical guitar. It's a timeless track. In Latin America, it's also widely known across generations because of Roberto Carlos' version. "Tell Me Why" is, I feel, another unpolished one. With roots in rock 'n' roll, it's very sloppy. "Can't Buy Me Love" feels like the most out-there song here, clearly a single and a bit outside the style of the album. "Any Time at All" is a great Lennon song. His voice is more suited to this tune, and the guitar arrangements are also pretty cool. "I'll Cry Instead" is quirky, kind of rock-country, but I like it. McCartney regains control with the next song, "Things We Said Today". It's kind of weird, like a melancholic cowboy song with a short upbeat chorus. It could've been better. "When I Get Home" is the weakest link on the album. I like bits of it, but it's clearly not up to par and feels kind of awkward. "You Can't Do That" is very cool. That cowbell, man—it's so funny. "I'll Be Back" isn't a strong closer, but it's a good rock ballad. I kind of don't like the bridge. Overall, it's a solid album. Production-wise, the ideas are there, but the recording is rough. There are fun errors everywhere, that's how I'll call them. I lowered this a lot from my real rating. I really love singing along to the Beatles; it's fun, and that immediately makes me rate higher. I also noticed there are no Harrisongs here. George would add balance to the singing and creative output later on. It's a well dispersed album, with a couple of iconic songs, they specially shine with the rock ballads. Musically, they're interesting, they always have been, but the variety here is wider compared to Please Please Me, and just a bit more than With the Beatles. Still, though this is a signature first era Beatles, not even transitional, just super short love songs. I wouldn't call it an all-time classic, nor their best album from this era. Outstanding song(s): A Hard Day's Night And I Love Her Weakest song(s): When I Get Home Cover: Iconic, funny, artsy. This is the start line where bands see the value of cover art to experiment and stand out over the rest. Real rating: 3.76

horned up beatle boys

Fav songs: - I should’ve known - Happy just to dance with you - And I love her

Once again proving that covers of Beatles songs are better than the originals.

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

Trite and (in case of You Can’t Do That) highly disturbed.

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.

Outstanding

7/10

Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Paul John George y Ringo ! El primer álbum de los Beatles con canciones escritas por ellas y ya con la explosión de lo que es la Beatlemania es una gran álbum pop que recuerda los domingos por la mañana escuchando universal no hay mucho más que se pueda decir del álbum que no se haya dicho

Once again I come away from a Beatles album thinking they are underrated. Growing up it was conventional wisdom that the Beatles were among the greatest bands of all time — as I got older there was some backlash to that idea. Listening to their albums with fresh ears they are uniformly excellent. This is a five star album and it isn’t even one of their top 3 albums.

It's all pretty good, only one banger for me, of course And I Love Her.

It was nice but the Beatles aren’t for me… kinda the same after listening to the first songs

I will never understand why this band has such a lasting hold on critics

Lest we forget The Beatles were a boy band!! This really took me back to my first month at Madame Tussaud’s, where The Beatles were the “guest figures” that month and I was subjected to the title track and Can’t Buy Me Love (in addition to She Loves You and Hey Jude) on repeat in a windowless room for eight hours a day. I may or may not have a slightly Stockholm Syndrome-y relationship to this album.

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!

This is the peak Early Beatles. When John was the band leader and churned out pop songs like it was nobody’s business.

Super Dope

Great stuff.

(7/7) pretty close to perfect

I know that there is going to be a decent number of Beatles on this list, but I wasn’t expecting to get one for number 4. It’s hard to escape hearing the Beatles if you actively listen to music, either through their songs or who they have gone on to influence, so most people go in with a lot of preconceived notions, including myself. I watched A Hard Day’s night movie one night with my dad and unfortunately, I was not a fan. I’m assuming that the Monkees TV show was a rip-off of the movie, but I feel they pulled the concept off better, possibly because of the artificial nature of the band. This has probably contributed to me to not like this period of the Beatles that much. There are one or two timeless songs on this album and if I was just rating on the dance hall beats the album would be rated higher, but I am not a fan of the lyrics at all. It could be because they are of their time or because I’m not really into love songs, but they did nothing for me. Favourite song: A Hard Day’s night Least favourite song: None

It was fine for a Beatles album. Idk if I love how each song is just one idea for 2 minutes, but when I appreciate that as the genre I like the album a lot more Faves Hard days night And I love her Can’t buy me love

I always love a Beatles album. I know all the songs on this. I have my parent’s album from the 60’s. I prefer the later Beatles, but this had some good songs on it. My favorites from this album are If I Fell, And I Love Her, I Should’ve Known Better, and Things We Said Today.

Харош, хотя и более простяцкий альбом, чем поздние.

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

Possibly the best of the Beatles early albums. Pure pop/rock perfection. I understand why people prefer their later stuff, but if you can’t see the quality of these early albums then you’re just missing it all. Compare this to most other music of the time and you’ll see how far ahead the Beatles always were

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.

Not The Beatles most complete album by far, but this is still very good. Can’t Buy Me Love and Hard Days Night still rock as much today as they did 60 years ago. Every song is clean, crisp and full of rock and roll.

Kind of amazing how well this holds up. It’s definitely a bit one note, but it’s a really great vibe. Lesser celebrated Beatles albums like this one remind me of how good a band they actually were.

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.

No entiendo pq tanto hate hacia los Beatles

Funny that how what the Beatles considered a not so great record is better than......most anything

idk

Como siempre, bien, pero sin fliparme

Not horrific but pretty underwhelming for “albums you need to listen to” I’ll try to do better reviews in the future by listening to albums at least 2 times but no songs on here really stood out to me

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

what if some lads from liverpool made some mid blues music. Favorite tracks: 1. If I Fell 2. Can't Buy Me Love 3. Things We Said Today

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.

#46 - The Beatles - A Hard Day’s Night ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I think that this stupid album generator ratings machine is broken because I’m trying to give this album 17 stars and it won’t let me! It’s outrageous how good The Beatles were. Their prime was literally their entire career. The best songs on this album (the title track plus Can’t Buy Me Love and basically all of the other songs too) are better than most of the songs on most band’s greatest hits collections. The people who like to be edgy by saying that The Beatles weren’t that good are both objectively and subjectively wrong. This album encapsulates how much fun rock and roll music can be. It’s sheer perfection. And it’s not even the best album by The Beatles.

All the 13 Beatles albums are 10/10 because they are the best band in history.

probably my second favorite pre-Rubber Soul Beatles record. great album cover. You Can't Do That is a bummer though.

No mg los Beatles

A great Beatles album, full with their sound and a couple hits.

What's the big deal?

Excellent

un disco bien simple y poco pulido. lo encontre aburrido, paso rapido y no puedo recordar la mayoria de las canciones. destacaron "If I Fell" y "Im Happy Just to Dance With You"

kind of feels like the last album you put on in your car before you reach home....ehh its bad meh

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

Trop de chanson d’amour

An often underappreciated and overlooked album by The Bealtes, A Hard Day's Night boasts one of their strongest run of songs and still sounds better than a lot of more contemporary efforts. Simplistic though it may be, every song is written to near perfection and I never get tired of listening.

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.

Just the perfect short song pop/rock album. So many solid tracks even if some them sound a bit samey. That was impossible to avoid at the time and it still sounds great. I do prefer the later less straightforward stuff they did, but no denying their talent.

Solid beatles album.

Hard to totally hate their youthful enthusiasm but it's too trite to enjoy

I mean its the Baetles!

Not as good as Sgt Pepper

Alright, second Beatles album I’ve got on the generator, and to be honest, I think it holds up pretty well. Going in, I was kind of concerned that this album wasn’t going to be able to stand besides some of the Beatles later work, and that it was kind of just going to feel like a more watered down, pop version of the Beatles. Yet, for being a pop record, it had surprising depth. Songs like If I Fell and And I Love Her, two of my standout tracks, both felt genuine and not just artificially churned out sincerity meant for the pop charts. All the Beatles, although not at their peak yet, are on their A Game this album. The Lennon-McCartney songwriting machine is working well as ever, with a lot of the songs being very sound lyric wise. John and Paul’s singing also works very well, with them sometimes taking different tracks to capture a certain feeling. George Harrison’s contributions are also not to be overlooked, as his guitar playing is the foundation of a lot of these songs, such as the iconic riff of the title track, or his unique chords and rarely seen lead vocals on I’m Happy Just To Dance With You, my other two standouts. And we’re always got Ringo laying down a steady groove to guide the songs. Overall, an impressive album for The Beatles before their heyday, so if you want some Beatles material you may not have listened to, check this one out, and remember: Money can buy you this album, but money can’t buy you love.

Usual Beatles. Great, revolutionary, dated and overplayed. I don't think any Beatles album will get anything but a 3 from me

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.

Heard it a lot before. Beatles were an essential band to rock history and music history in general.

What is there to say that hasn't already been said thousands of times. Hit after hit after hit. They're almost inhuman.

To my surprise, I didn’t really like this. The vocals weren’t all that polished, the sound and the lyrics were simple. And not in a simple-genius or simple-clear sort of way. More like a kids album? Sorry, I’m sure the next one that comes up from them will be better.

I am willing stipulate that the Beatles are the best band In rock and history but I have always stopped short of considering myself a fan. This album is Exhibit A for why that is true. Notably this is one of their early releases and I am more interested in their Revolver/Rubber Soul period. Starts off strong with A Hard Days Night and I Should Have Known - 2 great tracks. And then If I Fell? That song is terrible I think it may be the worst Beatles song ever. It’s sappy and borderline maudlin. A lot of the rest of the album follows in a less terrible but still not for me sappy sentimentality sounds a bit like Buddy Holly but leaves wishing it was actually Buddy Holly Along the way we get Can’t Buy Me Love which is a banger. I’m giving this 4 because it’s the Beatles and there are a couple 5 star tracks but most of the album is a 3. 7.5 out of 10

Pretty great album. One well crafted pop song after another. Interesting to hear them in the transition from the original boy band to pop innovators. At times, you hear the one thing and at other times the other. Or a mixture -- they're working off of American rock / RnB models, but doing Beatles-y thngs with those models. Things We Said Today is a great song. I'll Be Back is a sneaky good gem. You Can't Do That is a reminder that Lennon wrote a series of macho, domineering (if not worse) boyfriend protagonist songs in this period. Not good, Mr. Please Let's All Just Try Being Peaceful. It's remarkable how good this sounds, in comparison to other mid-Sixties recordings. Hats off to George Martin and company. Some of the songs are better than others, but a very strong set.

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"

Great album

fun and really great

6th best Beatles album, of course I have already heard many times.

This one played really well. This was when the band got a lot more interesting.

Well. This is very easy to rate: 5 stars (as far as I'm concerned, The Beatles play in a different league). The guitar work in the song "A Hard Day's Night" is iconic and hugely influential (with probably the most famous and recognizable chord in pop music history to begin the song). Songs I enjoyed: "A Hard Day's Night" (of course), "I Should Have Known Better", "If I Fell" (probably my favourite), "I'm Happy..."...well, it is actually all of them. From the opening track to "I'll Be Back" (which happens to be also absolutely great), there are no skips here. Ringo and Paul are great on drums and bass, and the guitar work by George and John is simply perfect. And then, of course, we have the vocal harmonies...

Expected from the beatles, definitely another banger album from them and indeed a more underrated one of theirs.

Beetles, but feels a bit dated now

3.8

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

I like it. Soothing

Always a pleasure to revisit the few Beatles songs that have mostly vanished from their playlists like "I'll Cry Instead" and "Tell Me Why"

People say the Beatles don’t get good until psychedelia and they are wrong.

vintage one direction

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

It's not my favorite side of Beatles, but it's still fun

Lyhyt albumi, 30min. Taattua Biitlesiä.

Previously known. Love it.

HUHUHUHU... Review tava pronto já da época que ouvi todos em sequência. Orra, já começaram com tudo. Hard Days Night com seu início épico, e já vem I Should Have Known Better. Composição deles estavam ficando afinadas. Can't Buy me Love, aqui os caras estavam no auge da Beatlemania, fazendo pela primeira vez na história shows em estádios lotados. Foi nessa época que I Want to Hold Your Hand estourou como hit, pena que é single e não tá no álbum. Resto das músicas me traz uma nostalgia também, parecia ser uma das épocas que os Beatles mais se divertiam compondo, uma liberdade, um auge foda.

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

Простое человеческое величие, после такого сразу хочется верить, что всё будет хорошо

Один из лучших альбомов битлов их раннего периода, только Help может потягаться с ним по количеству ярких песен и запоминающихся мелодий. Всего пара филлеров ближе к концу, в остальном - бэнегры, что заметный рост после двух их первых альбомов, где и явных хитов меньше, и каверов больше. А тут такой выбор - And I Love Her, Tell Me Why и Can't Buy Me Love до сих пор большие хиты, If I Fell, Any Time At All и I'll Be Back не сильно отстают по качеству, I Should Have Known Better, как мне сказал папа, была популярной на их школьных дискотеках, и т.д. Никакой пустоты в альбоме, никакой халтуры. Ах да, еще же и фильм был, правда он особой ценности сейчас не представляет, разве что как хроника, Help поинтересней будет, так как там сюжет более внятный и шутки получше.

Клевый альбом и фильм. Дурашливый.

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

great

Its not Sgt Peppers but still a great Beatles album. The title track is one of my favourites, along with "And I love her". It's the beginning of the John-Paul songwriting era, the bass playing is great and music in general seems more ambitious than before. I love this album but its down the list among my favourite Beatles' albums.

I stand by my opinion on Beatles. I think it's overrated and this exact album is worse than the others. I'm actually torn between 2 and 3. 2.7

solid 4. É um pouco repetitivo no final, mas no geral tem boas melodias

Continue to hate the Beatles less than I thought.

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

So tuff

A great early Beatles album. The first chord on the title track kicks off the album just right. That and Can't Buy Me Love are the highlights from this album, and while it isn't my favorite Beatles, it's just a really fun album.

It's the Beatles. Sure

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.

Good album.

i don't listen to beatles much. this album sounds childish as many songs of them and the lyrics are too simple. BUT i really enjoyed it somehow. i would give 3.5/5.