CAN YOU DIG IT - Beatles Albums Ranked
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Welcome Beatle Geeks. This is Can You Dig It - The channel that Fs with the Beatles. I am the Beatle Meister, Master of the Beatleverse.
In this video, I rank all 13 Beatles albums, including Yellow Submarine, for your viewing pleasure. Ranking the Beatles albums makes for a good introduction to the channel and to myself, the Beatle Meister. Can you dig it!
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Sgt Peppers at #7 and Abbey Road at #6 ??? Then you say you skip side 1 on AB after Come Together without even mentioning Something. This has to be a joke. What are you smoking bro!!
finally someone who appreciates beatles for sale
Lov tht album
And Baby's in black is a great song.
“Hey Bulldog” is indeed in the movie.
Hey Bulldog has always been a pass for me. Idk why.
Finally someone with something good to say about "Beatles For Sale". A brilliant album!!
Instant like for not saying worst to best. 👍👏
Bro has better quality on his debut video than most channels that’ve been uploading for years 😂🔥👍
I really enjoyed this video!
I really enjoyed this comment! Cheers.
dude, this is a really nicely edited and well done video!! finally someone covering more beatles stuff, i love it
Welcome Beatle Geeks! If you have found this channel, then you have entered the Beatleverse. There is no escape now. Please leave a comment and let me know what your rankings are. What's your favourite Beatles album? Cheers!
BTW... Hey Bulldog was indeed in the Yellow Submarine Movie, but NOT in every version of the movie, and certainly NOT in the VHS version I rented back in the 90s. Respect my lived experience.
Great channel. Waiting for next episode.
Yeah, me too. Hopefully soon. Cheers!
Great video for it being a new channel, can’t wait to see what comes ❤
A new Beatles channel? Instantly subscribed. As a fellow big fan of Revolution 9, I can't wait for that episode!!
finally a fellow revolver fan. i rarely leave comments, but this was too good to miss. i think mystery tour should’ve been higher (baby you’re a rich man is my favourite beatles track) yet very good ranking. thanks for not overrating abbey road bro lmao
Absolutely agree with your take on Beatles for Sale, truly underrated, the originals are amazing and the covers are sort of a snapshot and love letter to the live performance Beatlemania that was occurring at that time
Great list! One of the very first rock albums I ever owned, as well as my first Beatles album, was the American cassette tape version of "Magical Mystery Tour." Being a kid and just getting into the world of classic rock, I had no idea what I was in for. I had no idea that "Sgt. Peppers" even existed. No idea that MMT was actually a compilation of their songs that accompanied a movie... I just turned it on and listened to it front to back with my jaw dropping over and over again, as each new song led my young mind on a new psychedelic trip. So Magical Mystery Tour leads my Beatles album list because it was my first love and a great way to get introduced to a band like the Beatles. I consider myself lucky for being able to experience it the way I did! But I like that you point out in the video that the Beatles are at their best when they're rocking. I agree! But I do think there's also something very, very special about their psychedelic stuff, too. I know "Hey Jude" is't an album, technically, so doesn't fit on the list, but that would also be high on my own list, too. Mostly do to the title track and it's inclusion of "Rain," which is definitely a top 5 Beatles song, if not the one that truly showcases everything great about the Beatles in one song. Loved the video! Cheers!
The Beatles Are The Best 💯
HELP! Is the most underrated Beatles album
Magical mystery tour and let it be too
I really enjoyed your wording throughout. Nice that you knew your stuff and kept things ticking right along.
Get on with it! One can learn much from Monty Python. Cheers.
Also it will be very interesting if you rank all their songs from their albums. Would love to see that.
1. Revolver 2. Sargent Pepper 3. Abby road 4. Rubber soul 5. Magical mystery tour 6. Help 7. Let it be 8. White album 9. A hard days night 10. Beatles for sale 11. Please please me 12.Beatles for sale 13. Yellow submarine
The first person to show Let It Be some love
Never seen anyone put help over abbey road
@@colinkeane9070 ME
I like the comment about how the Beatles turned from a rock n' roll band to "rock musicians" with the release of Revolver. They weren't the first band to make the change from straight R&R (see: Bob Dylan and The Byrds), and they probably made the change one album earlier with Rubber Soul. But of course, they were one of the most influential in changing the face of pop music once again.
Thanks for your comment. Many Beatles fans think that Rubber Soul was where the change happened. But considering that the American Rubber Soul had 3 songs from the Help album and sessions, and a couple of songs that could easily fit on Beatles For Sale, proves that Revolver was the real turning point, not Rubber Soul. But then again, these albums were all recorded mere months apart. The changes came fast and furious. Cheers.
@@CanYouDigItMan Many Beatles fans are correct. Rubber Soul featured a slowed down vibe with new introspective lyrics, reflecting a change in their music. And only "Wait" was a holdover from the Help sessions. Perhaps we could say that Rubber Soul was where the change to "rock music" started for the band, and Revolver was where it was completed.
@@CanYouDigItMan Yes, many Beatles fans are correct. The proper perspective is The Beatles own development, as depicted in the UK releases, not the us release chronology.
Great video. Finally someone else who thinks Sgt Peppers is overrated. It’s a great album, but it was so overhyped by the time I listened to it, there was no way it could live up to it. I have either Abbey Road or Revolver at #1 depending on the day.
I wouldn't say it's overrated. It just doesn't rock. They give it a try with Good Morning Good Morning and the Reprise, but it's not enough. Damn good album though, can't be denied. Cheers!
The only thing that soured me a little bit was that you put my favorite album of all time on a measly Nr. 6. But as you said, there are no right or wrong rankings only interesting ones. And the rest of our lists look quite similar anyway. Well done 👍🏻
Great, insightful ranking of the Beatles catalog. I certainly don't agree with every ranking such as Sgt Pepper at number 7. Really? Still, your statement on Beatles for Sale is right on as it is a much-maligned recording mainly because of the 6 cover songs, but the originals are amazing.
The list started well (#1-#2), but then...
I don't think this man has heard a Beatles album
@@dsw-2898 he of course did
13: Yellow Submarine
12: With The Beatles
11: The Beatles For Sale
10: Please Please Me
9: A Hard Days Night
8: Help!
7: Let It Be
6: Rubber Soul
5: Revolver
4: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
3: The Magical Mystery Tour
2: Abbey Road
1: The Beatles “White Album”
Abbey road está sobrevalorado, no tiene grandes canciones
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@@AlmightyBruce too much overproduced Rubbish in the highest spots
A hard Days Night #8 ??🤔🤔
1. Abbey Road (1969)
2. The Beatles [The White Album] (1968)
3. Revolver (1966)
4. Magical Mystery Tour (1967)
5. Let it Be (1970)
6. A Hard Day’s Night (1964)
7. Rubber Soul (1965)
8. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club (1967)
9. Help! (1965)
10. Please Please Me (1963)
11. With the Beatles (1964)
12. Beatles for Sale (1964)
13 Yellow Submarine (1969)
This is more like it. Abbey Road on 1, White on 2.
16 sgt pepper (john's new constipated cat voice)
15 magical mistery tour (x2 over produced)
14 yellow submarine (meh)
13 Abbey Road (i want You she's so heavy is long monotone repetitive pointless irritating endlessly ONLY bloody riff boring as hell)
12 white album (skip half of it)
11 let it be (skip one after 909 fake version)
10 let it be naked (skip one after 909 fake version)
9 past masters vol 2 (day tripper to.paperback writter should be on vol 1 but at the same time are the starters why i like this, the Home of don't let me down)
8 Past masters vol 1 (The Home of love me do, and I'm sorry day tripper sorry paperback writer You should've been here)
7 Beatles for sale
6 please please me (one after 909 belongs here, the anthology 1 is the real version)
5 with the Beatles 🎖️(peak vocals and harmonizing)
4 revolver 🏅(no skip)
3 rubber Soul 🥉(sounds more like beatles for sale and help overall, no skips)
2 help 🥈(skip dizzy miss lizzy)
1 A Hard Day's Night 🥇📀🏆(no skip)
Finally someone who gets revolution 9, of course it's scary ominous nightmarish discordant, the sounds evoke the world the Beatles grew up in, England during world war 2, if you close your eyes you can picture bombs falling all over London and people hiding in the underground tunnels, and this mad collage is sandwiched in between 2 John Lennon penned nursery rhymes, cry baby cry & good night. So the white album closes with a crying baby falling asleep to a lullaby, wakes up crying after a horrible nightmare, lulled back to sleep by Ringo with full orchestra, a perfect way to end this epic album of albums. Got me to subscribe, # 29...
Yep. Revolution 9 is almost like an ancestor to Suicide’s Frankie Teardrop, and that’s why I like it!
1 - Sgt Pepper's
2 - Magical Mystery Tour
3 - Revolver
4 - The White Album
5 - Please Please Me
6 - Abbey Road
7 - Let It Be
8 - Yellow Submarine
9 - A Hard Day's Night
10 - Help!
11 - With The Beatles
12 - Rubber Soul
13 - Beatles for Sale
I respect the opinion, but any particular reason Rubber Soul is so low?
Couldn't disagree more too much overproduced Rubbish in the highest spots
My ranking:
13. Yellow Submarine
12. Beatles for Sale
11. With the Beatles
10. Please Please Me
9. Let It Be
8. A Hard Day's Night
7. Magical Mystery Tour
6. Help!
5. The White Album
4. Abbey Road
3. Rubber Soul
2. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
1. Revolver
It appears you are neither a Beatles fan, nor someone who heard them in order, for the first time. The best version of For Sale is Beatle VI, the 6 songs not on Beatles '65 plus two tracks from the upcoming Help!, and the B-Side of the Ticket to Ride single, along with two tracks recorded specifically for the album (one, the lesser track, would show up on the UK Help! LP), one of which is full-throated rock 'n' roll, Dizzy Miss Lizzie, and Bad Boy. For my money, Bad Boy was worth the price I paid for the record, in 1966.
In addition, I chose to include a couple discs that rise above the typical Capitol treatment (one is now canon), treat the Past Masters as two LPs (sometimes, I also separate the two discs of the White Album, because the second record was barely half a record), and I ignore the ST version of Yellow Submarine, in favor of the true soundtrack, to arrive at the 17 discs on my list. All are keepers, but the reason Rubber Soul in in 5th is due to the crappy songs that Capitol did NOT remove, Think for Yourself, The Word, Run for Your Life. None of these have aged well.
Best of the Beatles
01 R E V O L V E R
02 A B B E Y R O A D
03 A H A R D D A Y ' S N I G H T
04 T H E B E A T L E S
05 R U B B E R S O U L
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)
You're right. I'm neither a Bealtes fan. I'm the Bealtemeister!
@@CanYouDigItMan Probably not, amigo. There were a few million there ahead of you. I started in 1963, sixty-one years ago this Fall.
Not sure what a "Bealtemeister" is, after all.
My ranking
13-Beatles for sale
12-Please please me
11-Yellow submarine
10-With the beatles
9-Hard days night
8-Help
7-Sgt peppers
6-Ruber soul
5-Revolver
4-Magical mistery tour
3-Let it be
2-White album
1-Abbey road
Revolver at one....ho hum...🙄🙄🙄who didn't see yhis coming when pepper and sbby were 7 and 6.
13. Yellow submarine
12. With the beatles
11. Beatles for sale
10. Please please me
9. Let it be
8. Help
7. A Hard days night
6. The white album
5. Rubber soul
4. Abbey Road
3. Sgt pepper
2. Magical mystery tour
1. Revolver
Cool video, Brah. Hey what is your outro song starts at 16:00?
Sounds real familiar, just couldn't get a close enough listen.
Edit: it's also your intro, which I just noticed. 😀
Sounds like a different version of Polytheme Pam
Unless you are a connoisseur of obscure 90s cowpunk bands, I'm sure you've never heard the song. More on that, perhaps, in a future episode. Cheers!
@@justme7446 possibly
while i do agree with revolver being their best album and the white album being their third best, i honestly disagree with about every other placement on here. especially sgt peppers & abbey road. still a great and unique list i haven't seen before though.
Nothing but unique takes on this channel. Cheers!
northern song is awesome too
Hi, i can't listen to Rubber soul, Sgt Pepper and Revoler anymore,i don't like the albums before those too, i do love to bits White album, Abbey Road and Let it be. I find girls, in my life, here there and everywhere too soppy for my liking
@@stefano.b65stef77 then You are not a true fan , You have no ears
I'm about to say something controversial. Side 1 of Abbey Road is years better than Side 2. You say you listen to 'Come Together', then skip to 'Here Comes The Sun', but how could you? Okay; rant here. 'Come Together'? Fantastic! 'Something'? Great! 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer'? I've heard much too many times, but I still will listen to it. 'Oh! Darling? Great, too! 'Octopus's Garden'? It's really a miss for me. 'I want you (she's so heavy)'? Absolutely bloody incredible. And Side 2 I mostly skip but it's still great.
Let it be at 4? What do you smoke?
My list:
1. The White Album
2. Revolver
3. Rubber Soul
4. Let It Be
5. Abbey Road
6. Sgt. Pepper’s
7. Magical Mystery Tour
8. Please Please Me
9. Help
10. A Hard Day’s Night
11. With the Beatles
12. Beatles for Sale
Couldn't disagree more, rubber soul in third, help and a Hard Day's Night and help is their peak full stop
Revolver is a masterpiece...there's nothing else to say
March of the Meanies was not the inspiration of Imperial March, Mars, the Bringer of War was, give it a listen, it sounds way more like the song, and the album, The Planets, has been credited to be a major influence to the Star Wars soundtrack, some even accusing John Williams of stealing from it.
Everyone steals from everyone. It's the world we live in.
@@CanYouDigItMan I agree
Yahtzee! Perfect list
All of their albums grade out pretty much the same. Any one album can be said to better than any other album.
Sgt. Pepper's at number #7? 💀
White album should near the bottom.
Near the top for me.
I agree , it's a bit of a mess really but does contain a few good songs.
@@Cookie-dr6iq I agree that there are a few good songs, but a few good songs on a double album, especially by the Beatles, really is a disappointment. Remember, you’re paying more for all that filler. The Beatles took their fans for granted, assuming they would like anything with their name on it. They were right. People fall all over themselves trying to explain that all the filler is part of the charm.
Abbey Road #6 🤓
sgt peppers it's better than let it be because dosen't have dirty magfie mae 😂😂😂😂😂😂🗿
Beatles for sale is a great album and sorry but rubber soul is better than revolver
Why you sorry? Rubber Soul is better then Revolver, for you and for many. There is no correct ranking. But in this Beatleverse, Revolver rules.
Same old crap. Seems all of these you tubers regurgitate the same info.
My list :
13 - Yellow Submarine
12 - Beatles For Sale
11 - With The Beatles
10 - A hard Days Night
09 - Please Please Me
08 - Help
07 - Magical Mystery Tour
06 - Let It Be
05 - Rubber Soul
04 - White Álbum
03 - Revolver
02 - Sgt. Peppers
01 - Abbey Road
Interesting. The only song on Revolver i dislike is Good Day Sunshine. It's so repetitive and boring. That's why Revolver is not my personal nr1. It's so tough to rank those and that is what makes it so enjoyable to do 😅. I like their psychedelic stuff al lot. Including George his stuff on Yellow Submarine. Abbey Road is amazing except for Maxwell Silver Hammer... Let It Be also although there are some stinkers... The White Album has to nr1 for me. It's just amazing. Including Revolution 9. It's mindblowing.
@@justme7446 i want You she's so heavy is repetitive pointless and boring as hell
Revolver and Pepper are 1 & 2 for me, Yellow Sub is last because its not a 'real' album. Second last would be BFSale, only because, despite some brilliant tracks, some of the covers are woeful. The other albums are hard to rate because each has songs I like and dislike. And this is where personal taste varies so much between fans. There is a difference between a BAD song and a DISLIKED song. Most songs I dislike are actually very good - I just don't like them. I fully understand why others appreciate them, but they're not for me. Luckily these days we can easily curate our own versions of the albums with playlists, and can vary them any time we want.
I don't like roughly half of the White Album, but the other half is brilliant - so I skip the tracks I don't like and add Hey Jude into the mix. I'm not a fan of the Abbey Road medley, some potentially good songs in there but it sounds like a collection of leftovers thrown together to fill a quota. The Let It Be/Get Back material is a mixed bag, so I take the best versions of the 'good' tracks (usually the non-Spectorised version) and cobble it together with what's left of Abbey Road to make a composite album, with some singles thrown in for good measure.
Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields I always include with Pepper, sometimes leaving out Kite and/or Within You Without You, depending on my mood. The four 'new' tracks on Yellow Sub I then include with the remainder of MMT. Of all the other albums, I usually replace the tracks I don't like with singles from the relevant era. 'Run For Your Life', 'Mr Moonlight' and 'Dizzy Miss Lizzie' always get bummed.
"Help" and "Let It Be" were *way* too high up this list (with "Sgt. Peppers" and "Abbey Road" *way* too low). The first side of "Help" had a particularly weak set of songs, while "Let It Be" featured a bunch of badly-produced throwaways. Really? And "With The Beatles" was a better album than both "Please Please Me" and "Beatles For Sale." Come on.
In the Beatleverse, amigo, it is you that needs to come on.
I don't know but for me the best Beatles albums and i have heard all of them in my 65 years are A Hard Days Night till Rubber Soul the rest of the albums were okay but the ones I mentioned are the ones I enjoy most 😊.
Anyway a very enjoyable video.
Thank you.
I often listen to the Beatles albums from Rubber Soul to Abbey Road and Let It be and to the non-album singles too, starting from Paperback Writer/ Rain and Day Tripper. I used to like their first 5 albums too but after Rubber Soul I became more or less disinterested in their early material, except for some of the songs.
@@theo9952 not a real fan there i see
@@beatlemaniacwaltdisneyfan4753 A very real fan of the Beatles 1965 to 1969 music; Rubber Soul to Abbey Road.