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What a great review and unboxing. Just got a sex bob-omb tattoo!

Wow! A very interesting list! While I adore many aspects of each album, this would be my ranking: 13. Beatles For Sale 12. Please Please Me 11. With The Beatles (yes, Till There Was You is amazing!!) 10. Yellow Submarine 9. Let It Be 8. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 7. A Hard Day's Night 6. Help! 5. Rubber Soul 4. Magical Mystery Tour 3. Revolver 2. Abbey Road 1. The White Album

I WANNA BE FRIENDS WITH U SO BAD I DONt HAVE ANY BEATLE FRIENDS RAHHH😭

I hope you've been well rem miss your content!

Your voice is so calm. The review was very relaxing to listen to. This album is still one if my favourites

Try using anti static inner sleeves!!

I bought it in 1974. It's okay 👍

I am an original (read:old) Beatles fan who experienced these album as they were released, when they were released. I won't make any comment or criticism of your rankings because you are a younger person who has listened to their entire original album output and that alone gets my respect. My only chuckle was referring to MMT as screaming the summer of love. The album came out in December of 1967, missing the summer by 6 months. The only songs that were actually released during that summer were All You Need is Love and Baby You're a Rich Man. It was Sgt. Pepper we were all playing during the summer of '67.

Try getting a diamond needle it tracks the records better also sounds better cheap upgrade

Great video! Here is my list from bottom to top: Yellow Submarine Please Please Me With the Beatles Beatles for Sale Let it Be A Hard Day’s Night Help! Magical Mystery Tour White Album Sgt. Pepper Rubber Soul Abbey Road Revolver

Know this is a old video...but...i just got the sony ps lx310bt turntable and these exact speakers to go with it...wasnt expecting much from the speakers tbh but must say, when wired they actually sound pretty bloody nice :) ive turned the treble up a little but left the bass where it was when it arrived. havent tried BT connection as dont really need to at the moment and they sound awesome wired so keeping it like this for now, hope your still enjoying your vinyl :) Luke

Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (Reprise) is a masterpiece!

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Nice collection. i just ordered AML,BTI whats ur favourite tracks? mine are Worst Guys, Free Infomation,crawl,redbone and me and your mama

My list 1) Revolver 2) Rubber Soul 3)Abbey Road 4)Sgt Pepper 5)With the Beatles 6)Help 7)Magical Mystery Tour 8)White Album 9)Beatles For Sale 10)Let It Be 11)A Hard Day's Night 12)Please Please Me 13)Yellow Submarine

I have a weird relationship with Let it Be. I think it has obvious flaws and missed some opportunities. But I still really like it. The production is not a huge problem for me (I actually like these versions of the long and winging road + Across the Universe). But the flow of songs is an issue. It feels half like Abbey Road songs, and half like the live sound they were going for. I like both those sounds but it feels like it has dual identities. But I can overlook that and still enjoy the songs. The other issue is the big missed opportunities. The obvious one being Don’t Let Me Down being cut. Huge mistake. But the other one I don’t see talked about is All Things Must Pass. The band worked on it a lot but George rightfully thought it wasn’t right for a live sounding album. But the album didn’t end up fully going that direction anyways. A fully produced Beatles version of All Things Must Pass definitely would have been one of their masterpieces.

I've been listening to the Fab Four for 60 years, since I heard a KOMA call-in poll known as "A Hit or a Miss" reveal the new Beatles single planned for the US, in early December 1963. I couldn't call in (700+ miles away in CO, my Mom would have killed me, if I'd dared to run up the phone bill with Long Distance charges), but I loved what I was hearing. By New Year's 1964, I was a confirmed Beatles fan, wholly invested in the greatest thing to happen to music, ever! Your generation hears the Beatles' music as finished products, a fait accompli in the transition of the music industry from Tin Pan Alley and the Brill Building, to the modern entertainment juggernaut it is today. As a result, modern critics rate them according to their similarity to music that would be common, later. The Beatles upset the existing applecart, turning everything upside down and inside out. Nothing would be the same again, until the meter ran out, in the wake of the collapse of radio, the record labels, and live entertainment on the local level. The current crop of boy-band rejects, inflatable pop stars, and boring music is the return of 1962. It's time for another tsunami, but where it will come from is anyone's guess Until then, we listen to the Beatles, in a literal application of "For want of a nail ..." I met the Beatles at 14, in 1963, heard each single as something new, different, and better, each LP as a leap forward. I have a very different appreciation of the Beatles, their music, and their impact on nearly every aspect of life, from music to nuts, so to speak. The Swinging 'Sixties hit Cruising Altitude, in the months following their arrival, carrying us through the decade, into the '70s, '80s, and beyond. Nothing in our cumulative history compares to the impact of the Beatles on Western Culture, and, from there, to all cultures, everywhere. My list includes a couple variations, and the Past Masters LPs, all singles, and non-album tracks. The variations are significant for good reasons. Beatles VI is a stellar collection, the best of Capitol Records' interference with the lads product line. Hey Jude collects singles, too, offers a glimpse behind the mirror, and the Yellow Submarine (true) Soundtrack limns the groundbreaking movie experience with songs we knew and loved, that fit the theme as seamlessly as if they'd been written specifically for the animated movie project, from the beginning. The puerile released version with 4 new songs was a slap in the face to consumers, one of the Beatles few missteps in their storied career. Best of the Beatles 01 R E V O L V E R 02 A B B E Y R O A D 03 R U B B E R S O U L 04 T H E B E A T L E S 05 A H A R D D A Y ' S N I G H T 06 H E L P ! 07 P A S T M A S T E R S V O L U M E O N E 08 B E A T L E S V I 09 P L E A S E , P L E A S E M E 10 M A G I C A L M Y S T E R Y T O U R 11 P A S T M A S T E R S V O L U M E T W O 12 S G T P E P P E R ' S L O N E L Y H E A R T S C L U B B A N D 13 H E Y J U D E 14 L E T I T B E 15 W I T H T H E B E A T L E S 16 T H E B E A T L E S F O R S A L E 17 Y E L L O W S U B M A R I N E (true Soundtrack)

Fantastic, and very thought-provoking, video - you're a braver person than me for ranking the whole lot. I can offer a top three, though: 1) Revolver 2) Rubber Soul 3) Sgt Pepper's

Really great list. I'm not sure if you've given up on the channel, but it would be awesome to hear your thoughts about Now and Then.

Put a penny on cartridge …. Pence ?

this is a bootleg right?

Awesome vid! Can you share where you got the vinyl from ?

Rem, love your opinions and how and why you ranked them in order. My ranking would be different but it was nice to hear a younger Beatles fan express her views. BRAVO!!!

She is showing empathy😊

Pepper and Abbey Road are slightly overrated. MMT, Help!, and I dare say Hard Day's Night, and slightly underrated. Tier 1: 1-White Album 2-Revolver 3-Rubber Soul Tier 2: 4-Abbey Road 5-Sgt Pepper 6-MMT 7-Hard Day's Night 8-Help! Tier 3: 9-Please Please Me 10-With The Beatles Tier 4: 11-Beatles For Sale 12-Let It Be Tier 5: 13-Yellow Submarine

Really liked all the music 🎶 from Beck on this very good soundtrack. Frank Black track is cool. Great film 👍

Next Thursday when I get my paycheck I'm gonna get my aunt Paula the lilac Audio Technica LP60XBT as a Mothers Day present

Hey guess What last month for my sister's best friend Kelly the white Audio Technica LP60XBT for her birthday with Bruno Mars records and she loved them

great review, love that you include clips of some of the songs! looking forward to the succession record :)

i'm so happy your back uploading again i love your videos so much i always enjoy watching them xx

How did you create this exactly? I think you said uncutvinyl?

Weirdly, I came searched to find a review the speakers and found your video with the EXACT same turntable/speakers set-up I'm going to have! Nothing wrong with Audio Technica.

Have you listen to the whole album Homework ?

I hope you’re listening to the earlier albums in their proper mono formats. Little Child is amazing in mono where the instruments/vocals are centered. Also, check out all the high def streaming from Giles newer mixes. They sound ridiculous (in a good way).

I just got a record player for Xmas, so I really need more Beatles records lol I only have 3 and a Monkees record

Just bought these speakers with my Christmas money,considering I used to have gear back in the day worth thousands I wasn’t expecting to be amazed but how wrong I was. For the price £90 they blew me away to be honest…well built and they sound really nice with nice bass which I wasn’t expecting…great video

Congratulations..!!

Lovely video Rem....!!

You're so lucky to find those records! On color too !

I now have the LP60XBT and I’m getting rid of my LP60 now that I got the new version that has Bluetooth so I don’t need a lot of wires

I miss your videos x

Love your new system.

I prefer naked over the original. I like how don’t let me down is included on it. My favorite track from the album is ‘Ive got a feeling’. and my god you’re gorgeous tho 🥵

Are you getting the new revolver sets? Love the channel

Hope you are getting the new Revolver box set. I've got mine on order. Cant wait..!😃😃

How are you getting on with your new turntable..??

Great review Rem.

Are you getting the Revolver box set..??

You've got it...amazing isn't it..?!!