I don't know why "Let It Be" gets so put down, it has "Get Back," "The Long and Winding Road," the title track, "Across The Universe," "Two of Us," and "I've Got A Feeling," and "Maggie Mae" is a short little fun throwback to their Liverpool origins. With some of their best songs ever on this album, it's definitely in my top 5.
Honestly, I think it just feels kind of boring to listen to after a while, and when compared to something like 'Revolver' or some of their other albums, it lacks variety and doesn't perform very well...
@@IsaacWale2004 that's an interesting point. I've always liked the album personally though. You are right, as much as I enjoy it, it's the one I listen to the least out of the latter half of the Beatles career.
1. Abbey Road 2. The Beatles 3. Sgt Pepper's 4. Revolver 5. Magical Mystery Tour 6. Rubber Soul 7. Let It Be 8. A Hard Day's Night 9. Help! 10. With The Beatles 11. Please Please me 12. Beatles For Sale
It was part of the sgt. pepper sessions I think. A bit more work on the song and i think it could have fit great on there. Maybe instead of Good morning and sgt. peppers reprise, as like a tomorrow never knows kind of epic psychedelic hard-rocking song leading up to a day in the life.
I've read that there was talk amongst possibly George Martin and the Beatles, about including 'Strawberry Fields Forever' and 'Penny Lane' on Sgt. Pepper rather than 'When I'm 64' and 'Lovely Rita.' If that was done and 'It's All Too Much' replaced 'Good Morning,' Sgt. Pepper would have topped my current favorite, Revolver, as my favorite Beatles album. Since Rolling Stone selected Sgt. Pepper already as the greatetst album of all time, this would have been even more mind-boggling!
@@GaryCohenRunning I've heard that Martin wanted to add Strawberry Fields and Penny Lane but not get rid of When I'm 64 and Lovely Rita. No reason to get rid of Good Morning either.
It always breaks my heart to see Help ranked really low. I mean, I still have Abbey Road as my #1. But Abbey Road is my favorite Beatles album along with Revolver, Rubber Soul, Help, The White Album, Magical Mystery Tour, and Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. It’s an underrated album. But you can think whatever you want.
I love all Beatles albums, but there's no denying they got better from Rubber Soul onwards: they had progressed from being pop singers to genuinely great creative artists. As good as their previous work had been, they now went on to record 6 of the best 20 albums EVER recorded (Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's, White Album, Let it be, Abbey Rd)
@@hw343434 I would disagree. I love Maxwell’s Silver Hammer, but to each their own. That’s the great thing about the Beatles is that there’s something for everybody
My list : 13. Yellow Submarine 12. Beatles For Sale 11. With The Beatles 10. Let It Be 9. Please Please Me 8. A Hard Day's Night 7. Magical Mystery Tour 6. Help! 5. Rubber Soul 4. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 3. Abbey Road 2. Revolver 1. The Beatles ( the white album)
Revolver is surely the best Beatles album, it is an actual band album with all of them taking large parts in making it what it is, whereas Sgt. Pepper is mostly a McCartney vehicle, writing most of the songs and playing more lead guitar solos than Harrison. Lennon had to be 'nudged' into composing tracks for it, even though he came up with some great tracks, he was heavily into his Acid. Harrison is mostly involved with just his own Within You Without You, and Ringo said he learned to play chess while making it. On Revolver, both Lennon and McCartney are hitting their peaks, McCartney with Eleanor Rigby, Here, There and Everywhere, Good day Sunshine, For no one and Got to Get you into my life. He also wrote Yellow Submarine, and played the brilliant Guitar solo on Taxman. Lennon was getting into his acid phase, with songs like I'm only Sleeping, She Said She Said and the awesome,way ahead of its time Tomorrow Never Knows, and chips in with And your bird can sing and Doctor Robert. George came into his own with Taxman, Love You To and the brilliant I Want To Tell You. It's as perfect as any album can get. Now nearly 55 years on, it's still regarded as one of the best albums ever. ✌️
I really love rubber souls and revolver, the two albums for one shows the transition to psychedelic music which gave the Beatles the revolutionary name they have today, rubber souls is such a solid album and also inspired the legendary pet sounds which would change music for good, and the follow up of revolver, showing the true creativity of the fab four is just fresh and incredible
Love Beatles For Sale and Mr Moonlight is great and has some superb Lennon vocals (don’t quite get the hate it receives) my fav on the album though is Baby’s in Black
Imo : 1- Abbey Road 2- Revolver 3- Sgt pepper's 4- Rubber Soul 5- White album 6- Magical Mystery Tour 7- Help! 8- Let it be 9- A hard day's night 10- Beatles for sale 11- Beatles for sale 12- With the Beatles 13- Yellow Submarine
The early albums are great for different reasons than the late ones. They shouldn't be judged against the other because of the covers they did of other peoples songs.
My top three would be The Beatles (The White Album), Revolver, and Abbey Road. Not in that order though, they’re just so good it’s literally impossible to rank them (in my opinion).
When you hear John's "In My Life", "Girl", "Nowhere Man", "Run for your Life" ; Paul's "You Won't See Me", "I'm Looking thru You", "Michelle" and George's "If i Needed Someone" - you will look to the sky and said to the clouds: "WOW, RUBBER SOUL"!
Abbey Rd is the greatest album ever made. Nothing touches its genius. From a lover of music and into everything from Jazz to 80s House music, every album I listen to and especially the great ones put a smile on my face, but Abbey Rd gives me goose bumps
@@archithbinoj24-89 Beach Boys are so overrated it hurts. Led Zep are great but very samey throughout and Pink Floyd must be the most boring band after The Smiths
@@michaelzzzzzzzzzzzz hmmm, don't agree but that's your opinion pal. Imo After the Beatles, the greatest bands are Zeppelin and Floyd, and beach boys aren't within the same stratosphere (although great in their own right). Plus I was talking about singular albums not the bands as a whole.
Great albums, with a lot of great songs.... And yet some of their best songs were never included in these studio albums (I feel fine, She loves you, I want to hold your hand, Day tripper, Rain, Paperback writer, Revolution, Hey Jude, Don´t let me down
Yeah, true. That was because those songs were released as singles and The Beatles decided not to include songs that had already been released on their albums so fans wouldn’t have to pay for the same song twice. It was good of them to do that but the albums would have been stronger if those songs were included on them.
That's why the American albums have a lot of value, even though they're often shorter than their British counterparts. In particular, Meet the Beatles, the more folk-oriented Rubber Soul, Yesterday and Today, and Hey Jude.
My favourite album will always be a Hard Days Night as it means the most to me it’s always been my favourite, songs like a hard days night and you can’t do that are some of my favourite Beatles songs and also I Should Have Known Better Any Time At All and I lover her can’t buy me love I all love and every song is amazing
This is a ranking within Beatles albums and songs, right? Well then, it doesn’t matter all that much how these 12 are ranked internally, because… … because they’re pretty much up there as the very best or with the very best of all albums and songs produced so far by mankind! That is… … they’re nearly all fantastic and memorable. Thanks for putting this quick overview together - perhaps a bit too quick! Pity we couldn’t hear at least the song themes as we zipped thru’.
My opinion is: Revolver 1 Rubber Soul 2 Sgt Pepper 3 Abbey Road 4 White Album 5 Magical Mystery Tour 6 Let It Be 7 A Hard Days Night 8 Help 9 Please Please Me 10 With The Beatles 11 Beatles For Sale 12 Yellow Submarine 13
My List: 1. Please Please Me, With The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, Beatles for Sale, Help!, Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine, White Album, Let It Be, Abbey Road 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. The 2009 Remasters
As a kid growing up during Beatlemania, I had to have everything Beatles during the 60s. But at the time, I remember an album coming out that I didn't get because I was suspicious.....It was not released on Capitol, had only 4 "Beatle songs" on it, one being "Ain't She Sweet". The other 3 didn't even sound like the Beatles. Does anyone remember this? Was this LP legit? If so, this would be a "worst".
You’re probably thinking of this one, which is mostly a collection of songs featuring the Beatles (when Pete Best was still the drummer) backing up singer Tony Sheridan, recorded in Hamburg, Germany in 1961-1962. Personally I like some of the songs. They showed off how tight the band was even back then. Somehow they even managed to rock hard on My Bonnie and Ain’t She Sweet, with John on vocals. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles%27_First
I'd call it their best album as a group. The instrumentation is really tight and creative. And the American version is pretty good too, with its folk rock sound.
My Ranking 13. Yellow Submarine 12. With The Beatles 11. Please Please Me 10. A Hard Day’s Night 09. Beatles For Sale 08. Let It Be 07. Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 06. Magical Mystery Tour 05. The White Album 04. Help! 03. Rubber Soul 02. Revolver 1. Abbey Road
personally my favorite album is white , its extremely different compared to most of their albums which to me makes it sound unique , it has a bunch of good songs including one of my personal favorites Helter Skelter , i just like the album so much.
My list: 1- Abbey Road 2- Revolver 3- Sgt. Peppers 4- White Album 5- Rubber Soul 6- A Hard Days Night 7- Help! 8- With The Beatles 9- Magical Mystery Tour 10- Please Please Me 11- Let it be 12- Yellow Submarine
Beatles For Sale is a gem. Honey Don't is a great Carl Perkins tune and a favorite of those that were teens when the Beatle released these albums. The generation of this era prefers the late Beatle recordings and do not understand the roots of the first albums. Mr. Moonlight made features amazing vocals by Lennon but the newbies of this era do not listen to the tune.
My favs have always been...A Hard Day's Night, Please Please Me, Magical Mystery Tour , Rubber Soul , and Revolver. But they are all GREAT !! LONG LIVE THE BEATLES!!!
It was Yellow Submarine that introduced me to The Beatles. After seeing the film I became enthralled by the music. Yes, it might be considered "half an album" but what great songs it contained. Hey, Bulldog is still among my favourite songs of the band and one that I played over and over upon buying the album. I like the George Martin instrumental side just as much. Both refreshed my memory of the film's unforgettable images. In the early 70's and long before the advent of home recording devices this is all we had until catching another tv airing. In my opinion Revolver is their masterpiece. It has not a single bad track. As heretical as it might seem, I think Sgt. Pepper has some great songs (among their best) but some of their weakest and feel like filler, such as Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite, Lovely Rita, Fixing a Hole, She's Leaving Home. But Revolver is just solid. I can listen to it from beginning to end without skipping a track. I highly recommend a book titled Beatles '66. It documents the making of the album. It's by far the best Beatles album I have read.
I have to agree with you on Yellow Submarine. It's among their weakest songs , not only on the album but in general. It was cute when I was a kid but it's annoying and kind of lazy.
IMO 1. Revolver (greatest album of all time) 2. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 3. Abbey Road 4. White Album 5. Magical Mystery Tour 6. Let it Be... naked (much better than original let it be, and a slight edge over Rubber Soul) 7. Rubber Soul 8. Let it Be 9. Help 10. A Hard Day's Night 11. Please Please Me 12. Beatles for Sale 13. With the Beatles 14. Yellow Submarine
1. Revolver 2. Rubber Soul 3. Sgt peppers 4. Help! 5. Abbey Road It feels so weird not even having magical mystery tour or the white album in my top 5 since they are such great albums. And in my opinion help is insanely underrated.
Interesting list, I like that you gave Hard Day's Night some respect. I don't like the #1 choice, or Rubber Soul and Abbey Road being outside the top 5, but hey it's your opinion.
The churning of existential change going on in Lennon's head from his cry for HELP to Nowhere Man (which is a highly underrated lyrical and musical song) through Tomorrow Never Knows to Rain, is an amazing shift ... putting Rubber Soul right in the middle. COO COO Ca Chew!
My list 13)Beatles For Sale [1964] 12)Yellow Submarine [1969] 11)A Hard Day's Night [1964] 10)With The Beatles [1963] 9)Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band [1967] {change my mind} 8)Help! [1965] 7)Magical Mystery Tour [1967] 6)Rubber Soul [1965] 5)Please Please Me [1963] 4)Let It Be [1970] 3)Revolver [1966] 2)Abbey Road [1969] 1)The Beatles (The White Album) [1968]
Sgt. Pepper is vastly overrated. Half the songs are great but the other half feels like filler and I tend to skip over them whenever I listen to the album. I might have ranked it a bit higher. As far as their best I have to go with Revolver. The White Album falls into a grey area. I agree with George Martin that it would have been better as a single album. This comment has irritated some fans but I stand behind it and compiled a fantasy version.
Now look I know some call me a sociopath, but here are my rankings of the albums. 1. Rubber Soul 2. Help! 3. With the Beatles 4. Please Please Me 5. Revolver 6. Hard Days Night 7. Magical Mystery Tour 8. Beatles for Sale 9. Abbey Road 10. Sgt. Peppers 11. The White Album 12. Let it Be 13: Yellow Submarine
Thank you for a very good ranking. I also keep 'With the Beatles' and 'Please Please Me' as the best ones. They where recorded at the time from 'She Loves You' and I Wanna Hold Your Hand' and other hits in the beginning of the Beatlemania. Then were the Beatles sensationel. 'A Hard Days Night' is also very good. Later they were only more and more uninteresting. I can find many, many albums from 1969 which are better than 'Let it Be' but no one which is more "terrible".
my favorite beatles albums are please please me, with the beatles, a hard day's night, beatles for sale, help, rubber soul, revolver, sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band, magical mystery tour, yellow submarine, the white album, abbey road and let it be
Its breaks my heart to see their fourth album Beatles For Sale ranked so low with regularity whenever the Beatles albums gets ranked from worst to best.Its not bad, it's actually a pretty good album to have just so underrated. Songs like Baby's In Black, Eight Days A Week and Rock And Roll Music are so enjoyable and the album cover was also one of their best visually.
Magical Mystery Tour is probably my personal favorite album, although Abbey Road is objectively their best. My ranking would probably be: 13. Yellow Submarine 12. With The Beatles 11. Beatles For Sale 10. Please Please Me 9. Revolver (I find this album very boring) 8. Let It Be 7. Hard Day's Night 6. Help! 5. Sgt. Pepper's (a bit overrated, still a solid album though) 4. Rubber Soul 3. The White Album 2. Magical Mystery Tour 1. Abbey Road (there are very few albums in history that match this masterpiece)
My favourite album for about 40 years now. Close to the Edge is brilliant but not close enough (pardon the pun) Just for the record Beatles aside my 2nd album of all time is Breakfast in America (an album I grew up with and never gets old)
This list is the closet I’ve seen to how I would rank the albums. Only exception would be Magical Mystery Tour above Let It Be. And an unpopular take is that I love Hold Me Tight & Little Child from With The Beatles. They’re happy creative little songs with great singing 🎼🫶
so true!! some of the songs on sgt peppers are good but the rest are mostly mccartney fillers, magical mystery is packed with hits and personally doesn’t have a single bad song (apart from flying but i wouldn’t really count that), it definitely is in my top 5
I feel like Magical Mystery Tour is put down too much. Here’s mine: 1. Abbey Road 2. Sgt. Pepper 3. Revolver 4. Magical Mystery Tour 5. White Album 6. Rubber Soul 7. Help 8. Let It Be 9. A Hard Day’s Night 10. Please Please Me 11. With The Beatles 12. Beatles For Sale 13. Yellow Submarine I hope one of you agrees
The US best and worst might be a little different because they had different songs on them . One of my favorite US albums was Yesterday and Today . Songs Drive My Car 2:25 And Your Bird Can Sing 2:02 I'm Only Sleeping 2:58 If I Needed Someone 2:19 We Can Work It Out 2:10 Nowhere Man 2:40 What Goes On 2:44 Doctor Robert 2:14 Yesterday 2:04 Day Tripper 2:47 Act Naturally 2:27
Fun fact: We all now which three albums are always at the bottom ( + fun fact: two of them are two of the three of the studio albums which include the word "Beatles" in the title) but there's always an argument of the ones at the top.
1. Let It Be {1970} 5 stars 2. A Hard Day's Night {1964} 5 stars 3. Rubber Soul {1965} 5 stars 4. White Album {1968} 5 stars 5. Magical Mystery Tour {1967} 4 stars 6. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band {1967} 4 stars 7. Abbey Road {1969} 4 stars 8. Revolver {1966} 3 stars 9. Help! {1965} 3 stars 10. Please Please Me {1963} 3 stars 11. With the Beatles {1963} 3 stars 12. Beatles for Sale {1965} 3 stars 13. Yellow Submarine {1969} 3 stars (way too many Instrumentals, the first half would move this album a lot higher on the list) Perfect Order... No 1/2 a star was used in the list.
As someone who owns all of the Beatles’ Albums, I can’t really rate their albums in any order, though I did start enjoying their music from Revolver forward when those albums were released on Compact Disc.
My personal favorite is Abbey Road as well. The second side set the tone for records at the time as one song weaves into another. When I hear it now it brings a tear to my eye. 😢😎🙏👍♥️
I don't have a favorite Beatles album. I think they're all good, even Yellow Submarine. There are a handful of Beatle songs that I'm not fond of. "Love Me Do" tops the list. I agree with John Lennon's sister who called it "absolute rubbish." The harmonica is harsh and annoying. On the other hand, "Please Please Me" is one of their best. It's just filled with joyous energy. Another early Beatles song I absolutely love is "I Feel Fine." Other Beatle songs I'm not fond of: "Got To Get You Into My Life," "Run For Your Life," "Matchbox," and the white album version of "Revolution" which sounds like The Beatles smoked a bomber before recording it. The Beatles album I listen to the most these days is "Let It Be." I don't care what others say. I love both the energy and spontaneity of it. It's my 93 year old father's favorite Beatles album. He always admired the Beatles. He played lead guitar in a country western band from the early 60s to the mid 80s and had his own renditions of "One After 909" and "Act Naturally." He also did a twangy country version of "Can't Buy Me Love."
1. Revolver (1966) 2. Help! (1965) 3. Let It Be (1970) 4. Abbey Road (1969) 5. A Hard Day's Night (1964) 6. With The Beatles (1963) 7. Please Please Me (1963) 8. Rubber Soul (1965) 9. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) 10. The White Album (1968) 11. Magical Mystery Tour (1967) 12. Yellow Submarine (1966) 13. Beatles for Sale (1964)
I was 5 when Yellow Submarine was first played on english radio but compared to “ happy together “ by the Turtles , “ dedicated to the one I love “ , “ pretty flamingo “ “ bringing on back the good times “ “ everlasting love “ “ ruby Tuesday “ “ pleasant valley Sunday “ “ good vibrations “ and “ HEY JUDE “ were , in my 5 year old opinion , much better to try to sing or humm than sloppy old ‘ Lellow auntie jean ‘. Great work and Thankyou - regards from wessexshire “ ‘ bondi vet ‘ fan club survivor. 🙄❤️ps “ Michelle “ I liked but my 17 yr old sisters’ copy Jumped all the way through...
I rate With The Beatles higher than Please Please Me. I kind of agree on "Hold Me Tight" but not "Little Child". I think it's a more sophisticated LP and a leap forward. A Hard Day's Night I think ranks higher than Help! The MMT LP would be a bit lower, as Flying & Blue Jay Way bring the record down a bit, same as they did the double EP. My rankings are: Abbey Road The Beatles (White) Rubber Soul Revolver Sgt. Pepper A Hard Day's Night Help! Let It Be With The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour Beatles For Sale Please Please Me Yellow Submarine Thanks for the video. Cheers
I really love listening to their earlier albums rather than the later ones. You can hear how tight the band was. Later their was a lot of bickering and problems in the studio. (Yet they still made great music. Some of their songs show this). That's why I love the earlier albums. My top 5 albums are. No.1 Rubber Soul. In my life is my favorite Beatles song. It's all about John. He sings this song with all heart and that's where it gets me every time I hear it. Equal No 1. As I couldn't choose between the two. Is Abbey Road. This was definitely the best of the studio Beatles. Nothing comes close as all of them chip in with great songs. But Because stands out with it's great harmony. That song reminds of the earlier years as how tight they were. No 3 is Please Please Me. I Saw Her Standing There open then the classic Twist and Shout finish. No 4. With the Beatles. It Won't Be Long opens and ends with another John rock'n'roll classic, Money. No 4. Revolver. Taxman opener and the fabulously mixed Tomorrow Never Knows. No 5 A Hard Day's Night. All songs written by Lennon/McCartney. I Should've Known Better is how I remember this album. As it was the very first song I heard them sing. Now I know Sgt Peppers is the best album of all time but there's many songs I don't like. As I said, I'm more of a early Beatles listener
I think this is a great commentary, you’ve hit the nail right on the head. Or maybe it’s just because I agree entirely with your ranking of the albums.
I once bough a second-hand copy of Abbey Road that had been played so often parts of it were worn smooth and the needle would just slide (side 2 as I recall)
For Let It Be, I like the "Naked" version than the 1970 release for 3 reasons: 1), it's got Don't Let Me Down, which is Lennon's strongest, I think, during the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, and it balances the songs output from being too Paul dominated, 2) it removed Dig It and Maggie Mae, which are only ad libs during the sessions, and not really proper songs intended (I think) for inclusion in an album, and 3) it removed the schmaltzy orchestra additions by Phil Spector in some of the songs (esp. The Long and Winding Road), which is contrary to the intention of the band to "get back" to basics at that period. If you consider, the Naked version, it is for me a "rough and raw" masterpiece from the band, which is unlike the rest in their cannon. My only wish, the song Get Back should have included the coda of the studio version.
That’s a good list. Here’s mine: 1. The Beatles (White Album) 2. Revolver 3. Abbey Road 4. Magical Mystery Tour 5. Rubber Soul 6. SGT Pepper 7. Help 8. Let It Be 9. A Hard Days Night 10. Please Please Me 11. Beatles For Sale 12. With The Beatles 4-6 were really hard to rank. I love those albums pretty much equally. And 10-12 were hard to rank cuz I do love all those albums equally as well and I don’t even like having a “least favourite” album because I still love With The Beatles.
Its crazy how our ranking is nearly the same: 13 Yellow Submarine 12 Beatles for Sale 11 with the Beatles 10 Please Please Me 9 A Hard Days Night 8 Help 7 Magical Mystery Tour 6 the BEATLES 5 Let It Be 4 Sgt. Peppers 3 Abbey Road 2 Rubber Soul 1 Revolver
My opinion: 13. Let it be 12. Beatles For Sale 11. Please Please me 10. Yellow Submarine 9. Sgt.Pepper's Lonely Hearts club band 8. Magical Mystery Tour 7. Abbey Road 6. With The Beatles 5. A Hard Day's Night 4. Help 3. The Beatles (White album) 2. Rubber Soul 1. Revolver
Beautifully done, and it shows how great The Beatles truly were. Putting [Yellow Submarine] at the bottom is obvious, but then [Beatles for Sale] is one of my favourites. So I disagree with you completely even though I can't say that you're wrong, as everything you say is vaild. So an album you justifiably rank as 12th I can rank as high as four or five. A truly remarkable band. And an excellent review of their albums.
Great list. So happy to see that so many people are fond of Magical Mystery Tour. An album that includes PENNY LANE and STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER (two of the best songs ever) should be great. The title song, I AM THE WALRUS, FOOL ON THE HILL, ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE, HELLO,GOODBYE are superb bonuses. Their greatest album ever? Almost impossible to pick one but I'd go for THE WHITE ALBUM which is also nr 1 in my all time top 500 albums with Van Morrison's ASTRAL WEEKS as a great second.
1. Revolver 2. A Hard Day’s Night 3. Abbey Road 4. Rubber Soul 5. Magical Mystery Tour 6. The White Album 7. Help 8. Please Please Me 9. Let it Be 10. Sgt. Pepper’s 11. Beatles for Sale 12. With The Beatles 13. Yellow Submarine
I generally agree with these rankings with the exception I would relegate St Pepper from 2nd to 5th. Whilst it was culturally important, it’s one of my lesser played Beatles’ compilations.
Dude, I have exactly the same ranking. I do love "Flying" and "Bungalow Bill", though. And "No Reply. "Actually I think "Baby You're a Rich Man" and "Wild Honey Pie" as the only real stinkers the band ever made. And there are a few cover versions I don't care much for. I never count Maggie Mae, Dig It or Revolution 9 as real songs.
