Yeah, it's an incredibly dull album really. One of those cases where I just can't fathom what people see in it.

What I see in it is that it has some nice acoustic pieces like Julia, and Blackbird. I think they (The Beatles and George Martin) should have made that into two albums one hard rock and upbeat songs and the other acoustic rock or whatever scheme works, I don't know what they would had done the experimental stuff.

It's gotta be Abbey Road.

Revolver definitely

Like the others say, it does have its moments in their acoustic songs. It's pretty much like, whenever I put the album in my stereo, I look forward to those songs, things like Julia and Blackbird. So you must admit there are those brilliant songs that people find in that album.

I don't know why? but I just never cared for the Beatles enough to even be concerned, I mean, except for the mainstream popularity of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band. They crossed & created boundaries in rock scene, so much in so little time, but not a whole more than Led Zepplin has really. There an OK band, The Beatles.

My personal favorite has always been Sgt Pepper!

Found this article, thought it was interesting

He was there | stock photos

Yea, that is pretty interesting.

I like them all but would probably go for the The White Album simply for the sheer variety of stuff on there....