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Old 01-29-2022, 07:06 PM
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What’s your favorite Beatles album and why? Mine was always Sgt Peppers but I’ve listened to it so much over the past 20 years that I now prefer other albums more…
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Old 01-29-2022, 08:02 PM
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for me, ABBEY ROAD....side 2 is just incredible!
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Probably "Rubber Soul."
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When this one was released, I listened to it a whole bunch. I
guess I wasn't sophisticated enough to look down on it because
it was a greatest hits album, I never gave that a second thought,
I just thought it was another Beatles album, a really good one.
Like the red one that had old stuff on it, and there was a white one too...



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The White Album for me. Doubled my pleasure.
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for me, ABBEY ROAD....side 2 is just incredible!
Very hard call for me but I go with Sgt Pepper first closely followed by Abbey Road .. because yes, side 2 is incredible.
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Very hard call for me but I go with Sgt Pepper first closely followed by Abbey Road .. because yes, side 2 is incredible.
My vote is the reverse of Bruce's. AR (yes, side 2 esp.) by a nose over SP. But it might depend on the day....!
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Probably "Rubber Soul."

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Either Rubber Soul or Revolver
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"Beatles 65" aka "Beatles For Sale".
A high point of that phase of the band.
Superb musicianship all around and George Martin was on fire.
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I love the originals and I love the covers.
I am partial to the early years.
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If pressed to pick one, Rubber Soul.
But could easliy be Abbey Road, Let it Be or A Hard Day's Night, depending on the day.
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Either Rubber Soul or Revolver
Yeah, "Revolver" would be my very-close second. Both were awesome albums.
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"Beatles 65" aka "Beatles For Sale".
A high point of that phase of the band.
Superb musicianship all around and George Martin was on fire.
I'm with you, Joe!
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I would say A Hard Day's Night (UK version). I love their early pop songs and this album is chock full of them.
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