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Every Beatles Song From Lowest to Highest Rated
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- On the internet, I shared a survey I created where a person can go through and rate every Beatles song that exists on a 0-10 scale. I received hundreds of responses, and went through all the data averaging together the ratings for every song, and then put theming into ascending order. The result is what I believe to be perhaps the most accurate ranking of every Beatles songs according to the fanbase’s opinions.
This video took a lot of work, and if you’re interested in more big videos like this, consider leaving a like on the video and letting me know in the comments you want more stuff like this. Thanks for watching as always!
Want to see other band’s songs from lowest to highest? Check them out in this playlist:
• Every Song From Lowest...
Did anything surprise you? Was anything just what you expected?
Boys being so low is shocking
Lots of surprises. How did "Then End" rank that high? Also surprised to see You never give me your money that high. Revolution seems super low also to me.
@@brettk7221 Which one
Ob La Di Ob La Da being low and The End being high
I know 43 songs :O
Some of these were spot on, others were absolute war crimes
Putting so many songs from Help so low broke my heart.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"I'll Follow The Sun" is one of the best songs ever made by the Beatles. It's 114th on the list.
@@jdelacruz14791 I prefer their more psychedelic music, which is mostly higher on the list, but they did do dirty some absolute bangers.
Why is dear prudence at 33??
I really like how "Day Tripper" and "We Can Work It Out" got the exact same rating
@LakeView29 at least one person had *taste*
Yes, but, for me, We Can Work It Out is better
@@rogeriomg20 You are wrong and no, we can't work it out.
We can work it out
Because they're the same song? ;-)
Imagine being a band that has 184 songs at least 6/10, all written within 8 years.
They had 213
@@cancerandaids3822 you think revolution 9 is above a 6/10? Mf you deaf or sm
Therea so many great early ones way too low
@@cancerandaids3822the comment above said there are 184 songs at least 6/10, not that the Beatles had 184 songs.
@@ngantran9884 yeah I noticed that like right after I wrote that comment but didn’t delete it
I think, the fact that many people say: "How can this song or that one being so low it's a proof of the Beatles genius in music. Everybody knows which song is the best of the Eagles, Hotel California. But, of the Beatles? They have PLENTY of them!
I agree, there is no such thing as the best because 100 of them can fit that category
Agreed. I expected While My Guitar Gently Weeps to be 1st but like I'm not even gonna complain A Day in the Life is fantastic. There are just so many amazing Beatles songs that everyone has a different favorite, truly is amazing
Hotel California is not the best eagles song
@@DepartedMurphy I think he meant that it's like the most popular. Personally I like Lyin Eyes more.
@@DepartedMurphy Is obejctively the best. some of their hits are good, but still no one can touch Hotel California IMO
very interesting list. I assume this was a survey of deaf people.
When octupos garden is better than dr robert 💀
Haha I thought it seemed like a pretty accurate representation of popular opinion
@@jordanraney7062 what sort of idiot would think so highly of "The End", it's definitely not better than the likes of "Hey Jude"
@@carooljhonson._.6719 octopus garden is easily better
@@carooljhonson._.6719 imo Dr. Robert is one of the most bland Beatle songs there is.
Come on people, not all 200 songs can be in the top 10. My favourites are pretty low too. But I think this list shows the general opinion on Beatles songs quite accurately. And I really like the idea of the survey. Nice work.
I completely agree. It really does go to show how good they really were.
I think it's to do with their overall ratings. Like "I'll be back" being under a 7/10 is criminal
but but old brown shoe😢😢
There is no way people are rating 'rain' over 'paperback writer'
@@telstar-main1085 Well, Rain is better
Ask Me Why and Misery are criminally underrated.
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Misery is so underrated I completely agree with you
I absolutely love Ask me why. My favorite song from their 1st album!
True
Totally agree
Misery is amazing
I'm never surprised by A Day In The Life. It's usually #1 on any list.
I think it's very overrated, for me it's not even in the top 20
@@erickmarquez9064 same but we apparently are in the minority
I agree
Not on my list. It's top 10 but NOT #1. In My Life is #1 on my list.
I'm surprised Rubber Soul has lower rating than Let It Be
Yeah, that was shocking.
Maybe because of the new documentary. People might have a better appreciation for some of those songs now.
Completely agree. But the reason I hate it is more because it broke them up than the actual songs. Also the doc being released may have helped. I was also surprised the White album was so low, its one of my top 5 favorites
I'm still in the process of picking myself up off the floor after that one. It's my favorite album.
@@Misslovelyrita3 That would also suggest that many people only know things if they are spoon-fed them.
Just insane looking at the top 100 and some of these songs are better than the best songs other bands have ever written. All the songs on this list were recorded in the span of about 7-8 years, and it doesn't even include songs from John, Paul, George or Ringo's solo career. The Beatles are a miracle.
I'm surprised that "A Taste of Honey" was so low, the harmonies on that song are really good.
Out of all the covers on that album that’s the one I hate the least
YESSSS FR :(
John called it “a waste of money” lol
Me too I love it!
It's nice to see "Rain" in the top 20, it's a pretty underrated song by a lot of people.
Did these “Beatles fans” ever actually listen to the Beatles😭
If we take this data and group it by album, we get the average for each album:
8.18 Abbey Road. 1969
7.86 Revolver. 1966
7.85 Sgt. Pepper's... 1967
7.74 Magical Mystery Tour. 1967
7.64 Let It Be. 1970
7.56 Rubber Soul. 1965
7.18 The Beatles. 1968
7.15 Help! 1965
6.98 A Hard Day's Night. 1964
6.34 Beatles For Sale. 1964
6.30 Please Please Me. 1963
6.23 With The Beatles. 1963
Other Compilation Albums:
6.90 Yellow Submarine (4 Songs). 1969
7.33 Past Masters (27 Singles Of 1962-1970).1988
7.32 Anthology 1 (1 Song).1995
7.41 Anthology 2 (1 Song) 1996
@LakeView29 I'm only sleeping is also a banger.
such shit ratings honestly
Think the White Album would be higher if it weren't for the experimental tracks in it
i dont get it whats the point of this comment if its at the end of the video
@@inferiorpatty Spoiler or whatever ✌️
Michelle at 73 is way too low
And I love her right behind is also soul wrecking for me. Both are top 20 at least.
I know they can't all be #1, but Every Little Thing at #186 cut me deep.
Yeah man same, dude that song sounds like it's from this decade
Sorry boys but thats where it belongs
@@carooljhonson._.6719 Nah
One of the most innovated songs from that era (indeed)
You Know My Name at #171 hurt me lol
What?! Mr. Moonlight is a killer song, and Beatles for Sale is one of their more underrated early albums overall anyway.
People usually don't like Beatles For Sale, sad
It's a cover
My top 25:
1. A Day in the Life
2. Strawberry Fields Forever
3. While My Guitar Gently Wheeps
4. Elanor Rigby
5. In My Life
6. Something
7. Tomorrow Never Knows
8. Here Comes the Sun
9. I’m Only Sleeping
10. I Am the Walrus
11. I Want You(She’s So Heavy)
12. For No One
13. Happiness Is A Warm Gun
14. Penny Lane
15. Blackbird
16. Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End
17. Hey Jude
18. Norwegian Wood
19. Helter Skelter
20. Here There and Everywhere
21. Dear Prudence
22. Yesterday
23. Nowhere Man
24. Rain
25. Fool on the Hill
I’m guessing your favourite album is revolver
My Version :
1. A Day in the Life
2. I Want to Hold Your Hand
3. Strawberry Fields Forever
4. Yesterday
5. Something
6. In My Life
7. While My Guitar Gently Wheeps
8. Hey Jude
9. Let It Be
10. Here Comes the Sun
11. Penny Lane
12. A Hard Day’s Night
13. Come Together
14. Norwegian Wood
15. Help
16. She Loves You
17. Ticket to Ride
18. Tomorrow Never Knows
19. Nowhere Man
20. I'm Only Sleeping
21. For No One
22. I Saw Her Standing There
23. Elanor Rigby
24. Lucy in the Sky with Diamond
25. Here, There and Everywhere
My Top 25:
1) In My Life
2) Yesterday
3) Blackbird
4) A Day In The Life
5) Something
6)While My Guitar Gently Weeps
7) Across The Universe
8) And I Love Her
9) Strawberry Fields Forever
10) Nowhere Man
11) Let It Be
12) I Want To Hold Your Hand
13) We Can Work It Out
14) For No One
15) Eleanor Rigby
16) If I Fell
17)Here, There And Everywhere
18) Penny Lane
19) Day Tripper
20) Hey! Jude
21) The Long And Winding Road
22) Tomorrow Never Knows
23) Happiness Is A Warm Gun
24) Don't Let Me Down
25) I'll Follow The Sun
Very little appreciation of Paul’s music. Oh okay.
It’s crazy that a band can have 62 songs rated 8 or higher
And a lot of the low rated ones were war crimes
Many songs I like in low places: Tell Me What You See, The Word, What You're Doing, You Can't Do That...
Top 9 songs:
3 by Paul
3 by John
3 BY GEORGE
nice.
All carried by Ringo 😎✌️☮️🕊🕊🕊
By George, you're right...!
A day in the life is the greatest song by The Beatles and all other band included, it opened so many doors in music, you could take a tempo in a song and add another one.
It is pure classical
The first progressive rock song 🙌
I honestly think its a great song but it should be nr2, because i feel hey jude is alot more recogniseable
@@luznis139 Na (na na na na na na...)
That’s not original to the Beatles. Brian Wilson had already made several pop/rock compositions as complex as A Day in the Life before it was written, notably Good Vibrations, and the entire Pet Sounds album (which inspired Sgt Pepper). A Day in the Life is in no sense the first progressive rock song or the first popular song to use changing tempo.
Additionally, Paul McCartney himself has declared God Only Knows to be the greatest song ever written, implying The Beatles never wrote anything as good. Other than In My Life and Yesterday, which are on equal ground, he’s right.
I personally think Rocky Raccoon opened more doors to the music industry
Ok, so two song titles were wrong; “I NEEDED You” and “You Know My Name (PICK Up The Number)”. But, I do agree with Number 1, A Day in the Life. Only Beatles song that gives me goose bumps as soon as John starts singing the opening lyrics. Every.single.time.
I disagree, it’s decent but not their greatest piece. Definitely their most artistic tho
I agree. How hard can it be to type in the ACTUAL song title? Makes the whole video seem amateurish.
So 5 of the top 10 were never released as a single (45 era), that’s some real quality! Also, over 60 songs rated at least 8/10.
Another interesting fact: between the sixteen best rated single songs there are five B-sides.
I only really like "For No One" and "Eleanor Rigby", so I watch the whole thing just to see where they fall. I will say that I am definitely not disappointed
Agreed
If you only like two Beatles songs I feel bad for you. I hope your therapy sessions go well.
@@alta58043 they are really good, a day in the life is pretty trash ngl
@@alta58043 I just personally don't like their style. Those are the only two songs that fit my preference
@@mooduwu007trash 😅, Tell me you have a bad taste with out tell me you have a bad taste
A Day in The Life is indeed their best song - quintessential Beatles, the best example of what they did in and for popular music. If someone didn't know the Beatles at all, and I could only play them one song, I'd play them that song. It's not my fav song of theirs, but it's in my top 10.
That song is a masterpiece
Paradoxically, I wouldn’t call it the quintessential Beatles song even if it’s their best. While it does show John and Paul at their creative peak (specially John), I’d think the quintessential Beatles song features all four in more even foot. George and Ringo are barely in the song.
@@ashura9706 ringo's drumming really good in the song though
@@timkang6338 Totally agree. Just listen to the song with good headphones, focus only on the drums, and then say Ringo is barely on the song. Might be his best drumming performance. No drummer had his feel for what a song needed.
Haha I’m like the only guy who doesn’t love the song 🤷♂️ it’s not even top 20 for me
Free As A Bird is an Underrated Gem and the fact that it is outside of the Top 100 is criminal. Top 50 if not higher for me.
really? i’m not a fan personally. My favorite out of the “new” songs is real love tbh.
Separating the medley into the individual "songs" is criminal. They cannot stand on their own, as they are only fragments of songs. I would assume if you did this over with the Medley as one song it would probably finish #2, where it belongs.
I do this and I have the medley (specifically Golden Slumbers -The End) as my number 1.
But they do count as different songs.
Nah it might crack the top 10 tho
I don't think the Medley even belongs in the top 10, as you said, it's just endless unfinished songs that can't stand on their own, put together works well but it's not that brilliant, John had basically already done it in Happiness is a Warm Gun and it resulted in something much more cohesive. I have no idea how they(to those who have surveyed here) managed to overrate "The End" in this survey.
I'm surprised The End was rated so high. It's an amazing song I love it but higher than some of the most legendary ones?
Savoy Truffle #142 is SO underrated.
Probably because it's got no teeth...😉
It should be lower
@@erickmarquez9064 agreed
The fact that so many George songs were placed back-to-back in the 120 through 110 section made me feel so defeated🫠
The other side of that coin is that George has two of the top five and three of the top ten.
Took him a while to get the hang of it tbh
It’s all about John
My Beatles Top 25, ranked according to preference:
1. Here Comes the Sun
2. Ticket to Ride
3. Let It Be
4. We Can Work It Out
5. I Feel Fine
6. Strawberry Fields Forever
7. And I Love Her
8. Things We Said Today
9. Day Tripper
10. I Want to Hold Your Hand
11. Taxman
12. Eleanor Rigby
13. Yesterday
14. In My Life
15. Twist and Shout
16. You Won't See Me
17. Martha My Dear
18. Octopus's Garden
19. If I Fell
20. I'm Only Sleeping
21. Blackbird
22. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
23. Sexy Sadie
24. All My Loving
25. Penny Lane
Yellow Submarine and A Hard Day's Night should be WAAAAAAAAAYY higher, in my opinion (but they're all good).
Yellow submarine 🤣🤣🤣
@@alanr4845 What?
@@alessandroferrari5851 Yellow Submarine be on skip. It's a tough listen.
@@alanr4845 bruh what yellow submarine is a yellow dub marine
I've never hated a song more than I hate Yellow Submarine, it genuinely makes me angry cause I find it so ugly lol (and I hardly find any music ugly). But each to their own...
Some of the songs on this list are criminally underrated but overall it’s pretty good
Infinite unreliable damage
@@average_peanut_fan3059 ??
@@clouds-rb9xt Ohhh yeah. It is a comment on Orange Zapinator's pfp. It is from the game Terraria and in this game the Orange Zapinator has infinite unreliable damage. Sorry for confusion
Neither Hey Jude nor Let it Be made the top 10, And yes they were 12 and 11 respectively, but still those two not in the top 10? Who made this list?
Harrison with 3 songs in the top ten. Those 3 songs are better than a lot of what Lennon & McCartney wrote.
Yeah, and those 3 songs are better than everything else Harrison wrote up to that time, so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make? The songs of Lennon and McCartney are what catapulted the Beatles into superstars, changed the entire world, and is the most valuable song catalog in the world.
@@michaelharrington75 Exactly. Harrison wrote three classics for the Beatles, and stellar they were. But John and Paul individually and together wrote at least 50 classics.
And those 3 songs is pretty much all he did with The Beatles, unlike Lennon-McCartney who created the greatest albums of all time.
@@michaelharrington75 I'm not sure I understand your desire to minimize Harrison's accomplishments. When you're in a band with Lennon/McCartney, getting any songs in the top ten is significant.
@@gallardot9731 Quality over quantity. I get that opinions will vary, but I can't help wondering whether people who make such remarks have paid much attention to Harrison's body of work.
#195 - There's a Place is a very underrated song, and the introspective lyrics are somewhat groundbreaking.
There's A Place is my 9th favorite song of The Beatles lol
No way 'The End' is on rank #6
PLEASE PLEASE ME AT 83?
MARTHA MY DEAR 82?
I checked the date and was horrified that this didn't come out on April 1
Look at my man George with two of the top five. For whatever this is supposed to mean.
THREE of the top nine for Mr. Harrison. Nice
It won’t be long at 134 seems like a crime
Well done, as always. I'm always disappointed how much the Beatles subreddit hates Revolution 9.
Just have to nitpick a couple of title errors.
- You Know My Name (LOOK up the Number) (not pick)
- I NEED You (not needed)
- I WANT TO Hold Your Hand (not wanna)
Anna is definitely "go to him"
@@cae2525 You're right, that's my mistake. I removed it from the list. It's confusing because the lyrics are "Go with him."
@@jeffallen55 it’s even that way in the Arthur Alexander original, very confusing
I put Revolution 9 with a 9.5.
Revolution 9 doesn't have any kind of charm, it's not even music. Why should it be higher?
Help way below The End ?????????????? Seriously LMAO
The end is one of the most perfect Beatles songs. I suggest you watch Rick Beato's video on it
@@haywoodjblome4768 All 30 seconds of it ? Ridiculous
@@jimcoleman598 The End is literally longer than Help lmao
Even if you don't count the silence at the end it's still only 15 seconds shorter than help, what a difference huh
“There’s a Place” needs to be MUCH higher, amazing song and almost a precursor to “Strawberry Fields”
The long and winding road in one of the most beautiful songs i've ever heard and got only 7.9 rating...
What's with this people?
That’s because they haven’t listened to the naked version which is a million times better than Phil Spectors crappy version that made the let it be album
@@cancerandaids3822 Thank you, finally someone that agrees with me, the naked version is 10 times better than the originally released version
Only a northern song is heavily underrated
Kinda agree. Musically it's very innovative despite the fact that it is not one of my favorite songs, in my list of the Beatles it's in the place #165. Objectively it should be higher
one of my favorites songs
i was shocked when i saw the list, not even top 100 😂
That's one of my all time favorite songs. We must be weirdos.
that was where I first started to disagree with the list. Like from 200-150 I was like "ok, fair" but from OANS onwards, I started to question the list
My Top 50 Beatles Songs:
1)In My Life
2)Yesterday
3)Blackbird
4)A Day In The Life
5)And I Love Her
6)Across The Universe
7)Let It Be
8)Nowhere Man
9)Something
10)I Want To Hold Your Hand
11)We Can Work It Out
12)Penny Lane
13)Strawberry Fields Forever
14)While My Guitar Gently Weeps
15)Help!
16)If I Fell
17)For No One
18)All My Loving
19)Here Comes The Sun
20)I'll Follow The Sun
21)Till There Was You (Live At The BBC)
22)Here, There And Everywhere
23)I Should've Known Better
24)Things We Said Today
25)She Loves You
26)Norwegian Wood
27)Eight Days A Week
28)Girl
29)Hey Jude
30)You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
31)A Hard Day's Night
32)Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
33)The Long And Winding Road
34)Hello Goodbye
35)Day Tripper
36)I Need You
37)Eleanor Rigby
38)Michelle
39)Ticket To Ride
40)Can't Buy Me Love
41)Get Back
42)The Fool On The Hill
43)Do You Want To Know A Secret
44)Got To Get You Into My Life
45) It's Only Love
46) I'll Be On My Way (Live At The BBC)
47) I'll Be Back
48)P.S. I Love You
49)Come Together
50)I Will
Real Love, It's All To Much, and Across the Universe are way too low
the fact that in the top 5 there are only Harrison-Lennon songs is intersting
Paul is not dead
Beatles songs ranked:
1. All original songs (Lennon-McCartney), (Harrison), (Starr)
2. Cover songs
3. Revolution 9
Revolution 9 is epic
The best beatles chord is when revolution 9 ended
Tomorrow never knows was shockingly low. It belongs in the top 3 with strawberry fields and a day in the life
Not in my top 3 but at least top 50.. i was shocked with the list
@Tommy Zai EDM? I would say it’s one of the first examples of acid rock/full blown psychedelic rock.
Well, The Chemical Brothers' "Setting Sun" is an EDM song inspired by "Tomorrow Never Knows"
The placements of Every Little Thing, I Need You, Getting Better, If I Needed Someone and She's Leaving Home are atrocities. Those are some of their best songs
Honestly Revolution 9 is really artistic and shows that even something so masterfully crafted can be classified as somebody's worst creation. The Beatles never released anything I could genuinely call "bad" music. Geniuses.
Revolution 9 is a masterpiece
if any band released that crap, you all will be calling it trash, just because its the beatles then its masterpiece. Biased
@@fabricioantonio5882 no, I just genuinely appreciate avant garde and musique concrete
Unpopular opinion: "Run for your Life" and "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" are two of my favourite Beatles songs. I'm a sucker for villain songs.
At least it’s not just me that loves those two songs
The 207, "Boys".
That one main repetitive part that i forgor the name because i don't speak english, that part kinda fan bruh
"AND NOW WE TALK ABOUT BOYS
(YEAH YEAH, BOYS!)"
Gotta love man
Bro the hate on bungalow bill, run for your life, doctor robert, blue jay way, love you to and good night is incomprehensible to me
Overall, I’d say this list is very good. A lot of their early stuff is ranked a bit low to me, but their later stuff is ordered almost spot on. I find it especially fascinating that Day Tripper and We Can Work It Out are neck and neck. I also think it’s great that, besides a few tracks at the bottom, pretty much all their songs are 6’s and above, most of them being 7/8 and above (and obviously many 9’s too). I think that just shows the quality of music they produced: almost all their songs were above average compared to the general populace, and many were exceptional.
I also wish they would have had the Abbey Road Medley songs all put together and critiqued together, but it’s interesting to see them ranked apart too.
In my opinion "A Day In The Life" is the greatest song of all time
My *very* controversial review:
The crescendo and the big chord at the end are cool, but the rest is kinda boring.
*_7.5/10_*
I like Strawberry fields forever
@@hill2610 what is your favourite beatles song?
@@user-do9um9eo1s Tomorrow never knows
@@hill2610 great song 💪
Mr. Moonlight is sooo underrated. It has one of the best vocal performances!
When songs like It's All Too Much doesn't get the recognition it deserves, I doubt if one has taken a deep dive into The Beatles' songs.
It's funny with the Beatles that their highest charting and greatest single Hey Jude, isn't in the top ten, and a non-single album cut is number 1. It's also funny how Sgt Pepper has often been declared the greatest rock album ever made, but is usually thought of as mid-range in their post 1965 album output.
Hey Jude is their greatet single, but not their greatest song. Usually, it's the more artistic ones that people call the greatest in their songs, hence A Day In The Life. And also, it is declared the greatest rock album ever made, it's just that nowadays critics are very... well, critical about it. So did people's tastes. Personally, I'd still call it the greatest rock album ever made
To this day, I still will never understand the hate for Mr moonlight. Love that song a lot
My top 25, for what it’s worth:
I'll Follow the Sun
In My Life
I'm Only Sleeping
Here Comes the Sun
Let It Be
Rain
Please Please Me
We Can Work It Out
Hello, Goodbye
Hey Bulldog
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
And Your Bird Can Sing
All You Need Is Love
I Don't Want to Spoil the Party
Eleanor Rigby
Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
If I Fell
Golden Slumbers
Carry That Weight
Across the Universe
Here, There and Everywhere
Blackbird
Revolution
Come Together
With such a small sample size there's bound to be a few anomalies such as Every Little Thing at 186, I'll Get You at 275, Piggies at 167, and Ticket to Ride at 38.
All should be much higher.
How about George getting three in the top ten when he wrote less than a quarter of the songs
quality over quantity
Little Child is one of my most favorite.
Wow really?
I'm interested to know what you like so much about it?
@@user-do9um9eo1s I'm not a native English speaker, so I only have happy memories of this song when my dad played it for me as a kid. The title of the song can't take that feeling away from me, because it's so happy song
@@terka138wow, that's amazing to hear that, you have a cool taste 👍😉
And by the way me too i'm not a native English speaker.
We need the video top 250 of the most streamed songs on Spotify
Fuck this list I love basically all the first songs that they show
There are always going to be songs I feel are criminally underrated (Girl, Mother Natures Son, It’s All Too Much). This is a damn good list
Overall, I find it interesting that a large majority of their earlier songs are rated lower than most of their later songs. My mother was a teenager when the Beatles' popularity skyrocketed, so the earlier albums (Hard Day's Night, With the Beatles, Beatles for Sale, etc.) have more value to her than I expect they do for most people who weren't yet alive in the early '60s to experience the new hype.
There's a place only #194?! Also Baby its you, Devil in her heart and Boys in the bottom 30?! Seems strange when there are other early songs that are by comparison slight 30 or 40 places higher!
It just goes to show how good they were with very good songs so low on the list
I keep listening to 'You Really Got A Hold On Me' over and over but it is rated only at 1xx
It’s not a Beatles original, so nothing surprising
Can you do the same vídeo with Queen songs?
Every song I don't like should have been lower on the list, and every song I like should have been higher.
Good point buddy
You think like a thinker 👍👍
taste of honey is underrated imo
plus i think there is a lot of songs from abbey road that are too high on this rank.
Indeed!
One mistake I caught: is #135 "I Need You"? The Beatles never had a song titled "I Needed You".
Another mistake is that it is ranked too low aswell
Wow- I think you should stick to full control because your lists are awesome and this list via survey is so off
It was weird. But it’s interesting to see what other people like.
When it got to the top 100 I couldn't believe how great all the songs were. And then it got to the top 50 and I was like WOW and then the top 15... absolute legends.
how is good night ssso low??
As expected the latter period is more likely preferred though I personally like the raw energy of the early years...
Impressive! Great job!
I love that the top 5 are all John and George songs.
A Day in the Life is about 30% Macca.
@@johnpownall7720 that’s true
Completely agree with those points. It’s the balance in The Beatles that made it work.
@@johnpownall7720 50% cause he had the crescendo idea, without that "A Day In The Life" wouldn't be a masterpiece
We'll never know for sure, but Paul claims to have written the melody and chords to In My Life and that John only wrote the lyrics. In interviews with Lennon, he talks about writing the lyrics and that Paul only wrote the bridge, implying that Lennon wrote the verse melody and chords.
Just gonna say it: I love Don't Pass Me By and think it's the best Ringo-sung song #justiceforringo
Also It's All Too Much is a terribly overlooked Harrison track. It's a crime it was as low as is it.
Don't pass me by is objectively bad
I agree, Don’t Pass Me By is extremely underrated, not better than Octopus’ Garden but still really good
Great job, I'm surprised that I'll be back is so low and The end so high.
Michelle as #73????
How in the world is Magical Mystery Tour the 4th best album?
Cause the American version has a bunch of singles on it: hello goodbye, strawberry fields, all you need is love, penny lane
Some of them were spot on others I disagree. The long and winding road is one that stood out to me for being way too low.
I feel the same, but I can see why people put it lower - the string arrangement was added without Paul's consent by Phil Spector.
Shocked to see "Free as a Bird" so low since it's my favorite :/
I wanna be your man, the song that made the rolling stones famous is 193 in this list XD
The long and winding road being so low is unforgivable
Revolution 9 EXTREMELY UNDERRATED
Over rated!
Yellow Submarine should be WAY WAAAY higher
No
Why the hell is the song that I like 4 places below where it should be and the song that I hate 2 places above the song which is mediocre, itself 8 places behind the song which is above average.
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All Beatles songs should be rate between 6 and 10
Expect for Revolution 9 which is a 1
You can't convince me wild honey pie is a 6
11*
Aside from 'Help' I would score ALL the top 20 as 10 out of 10............no other band can do this.
Queen.
ELO
But not Help!? That's a bit strange.
@@joebyran377 I don't agree
Revolution #9 should have been #1.
I should've known better above 1/2 of the White Album - tough call on that one man..
This for Pink Floyd please
and Queen