you really should! It's a rewarding experience. start from their debut then once you get to The White Album, listen to Let It Be after and Abbey Road last!

what'd you think?

@ryder

white album

I'm partial to the white album but abbey road is air tight

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A greatest hits collection

Sgt peppers

Trick question all s***

White album ez

open.spotify.com/track/2mxByJWOajjiVsLWjNXvDJ?si=KeAx73sXT3-UCuej-wGCuQ&context=spotify%3Aalbum%3A0ETFjACtuP2ADo6LFhL6HN

Updated list

Abbey Road
Revolver
Rubber Soul
The White Album
Magical Mystery Tour
Sgt. Pepper
Help!
A Hard Days Night
Let It Be
Please Please Me
With The Beatles
Beatles For Sale

This becomes a bit of a difficult question due to on each album some members didn't shine as well as others/the songs they brought weren't as good as the others.

Revolver has a couple of early george written songs I could do without and maybe one or two paul songs that don't really fit the vibe (being the only one not on psychedelics at this point).

Sgt Pepper is basically a paul project, a great one at that but George clearly wasn't invested in the direction (although within you without you does hit at the right time its defo the odd one out in the album) and John clearly takes a backseat on this project and creates one of the worst beatle songs ever, I'm sure you know what song im referring to.

Abbey Road is great but Paul doesn't get one true shining moment before the medley. completely outshined on the first half and it really shows when maxwells hammer comes on right after the run of come together and something.

I'd argue Rubber Soul is probably the most consistent sounding album throughout and I can listen all the way through without a skip.

But I'd probably lean into white album just because it shows literally all they had to offer. It shows you what made them great and there flaws. They all get a chance to shine, moments like dear prudence, guitar gently weeps and blackbird show how truly great all 3 were as writers while it also shows the interpreted pretentious attitude of John putting a song like revolution 9 on the album, the accusations of paul making cringey la-de-da 'old granny music' are on full display with Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da and George's Piggie defo sounds like a "im clearly not the main writer in the band" song. Soundscape it shows were they could go all over the place. Its defo not the most consistent album of theres but if you want a collage of what the beatles truly were (good and bad), its all here. f*** don't pass me by tho

Revolver

1. Abbey Road
2. Magical Mystery Tour
3. Revolver

I’m once again trying to listen thru their albums

I wasn’t really enjoying revolver so I went to sgt pepper and I like this more

When?

Magical Mystery Tour being the better '67 album, real

Toss up between Abbey Road and the White Album honestly. Paul’s contributions on WA are far superior to ARs, but on AR the other three members (+ billy preston) are firing on all cylinders from a playing and songwriting perspective

personal top beatles
1)let it be...naked
2)magical mystery tour
3)revolver
4)white
5)Lennon first solo álbum

I think Sgt Peppers is the one I find myself skipping the least amount of songs so I’d probably go with that.