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Which Beatles Album Do You Need To Listen To Right Now?

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Which Beatles Album Should You Listen To ASAP?

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You should listen to Please Please Me! This is the Beatles first album! Please Please Me introduced these angels into our Earthly world. This album is the roots of pure perfection. If the Beatles discography were the books of the Bible, this would be Genesis — no, this would be the story of Adam and Eve but instead of being damned for eating the apple in the Garden of Eden, it made you a music god.

Please Please Me (1963)

You should listen to With the Beatles! This is such a feel-good album.. "It Won't Be Long"? "Please Mister Postman"? It's impossible to listen to this album and not feel good. This album is perfect for baking cookies, going for a drive, or dance-vacuuming on a Saturday morning. Anyone who loves this album is probably an angel or one of those grannies who feed you 37 cookies whenever you come visit.

With the Beatles (1963)

You should listen to A Hard Day's Night! A pop gem, this album was the made at the height of Beatlemania and was the first album with all original songs! The album was paired with the Beatles silver screen debut, with the first half of the album serving as the movie's soundtrack. The movie is a great watch is a must-watch if you want to see the Fab Four run amuck, play music, and be generally handsome. Pleasing to the eyes, ears and heart.. not bad at all!

A Hard Day's Night (1964)

Sometimes all you need is an acoustic, folky, feel-good album and that's Beatles for Sale. Despite the fact that the Fab Four were burning out from the ridiculousness of Beatlemania they were still able to create a well-written album including the mega-hit "Eight Days a Week." Beatles For Sale is a coming-of-age story — the first inkling of what would become more the complex, more psychedelic, and more personal Beatles.

Beatles For Sale (1964)

You should listen to Help! The best thing about this album is that it captured the Beatles meeting their dear friend, Mary Jane, for the first time. Help! is the transition phase of the Beatles; their rock n' roll roots are still evident but with the Fab Four beginning to expand their personal style, resulting in a well-rounded album that proved The Beatles could take on more 'grown up' songs while maintaining that same Beatles flavor.

Help! (1965)

You should listen to the iconic, timeless, and revolutionary Rubber Soul! Not only is it just a fantastic album, but the cultural significance of the album truly solidifies its status as one of the greats. Rubber Soul is the prelude to the entire hippie generation to come. They wrote "The Word," a song that perfectly encapsulated the '60s, before the Flower Power era had even begun!

Rubber Soul (1965)

Revolver came about when the Beatles decided to stop touring; no longer constrained by the need to play their music live, the Beatles made the most of their resources in the studio. Revolver experiments with new musical techniques like tape loops and artistic use of play speed. From "I'm Only Sleeping" to "Here, There And Everywhere," Revolver is truly one of the best pieces of art The Beatles created during their incredible career.

Revolver (1966)

You should listen to Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band! This is one of the first concept albums ever, and definitely one of the most famous. The Beatles' growing interest in more avant-garde music developed while the Summer of Love was in full swing. The Beatles rode that wave into a new sound: experimenting with whole orchestras, sound effects, and combining unlikely musical genres.

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)

You should listen to The Beatles (White Album)! As the first album off the Beatles' own record label, the White Album pushed boundaries. Stemming from the songwriting sessions immediately following the groups trip to India, this tasty collection includes hard rock, pop, psychedelic rock, and even an avant-garde sound collage. As the Beatles finally had complete artistic control of their music, they went creatively wild on this album creating the Godfather of double albums.

The Beatles (White Album) (1969)

You should listen to Yellow Submarine! Half score and half hit mix, this album is the soundtrack to the great psychedelic movie of the same title. Though there are few Beatles songs on this album, the band ensured the music was interesting and diverse. We highly recommend you watch the movie in addition to listening to the album to perfectly complete the package that is this iconic Beatles era.

Yellow Submarine (1969)

You should listen to Abbey Road. This album is everything your ears didn't know they needed. There is no pleasure like listening to Abbey Road for the first time. There is not one bad thing you could say about it. If you're not listening to Abbey Road, what are you doing?

Abbey Road (1969)

You should listen to Let It Be! This album was basically the world's introduction to '70s music. Let It Be is a raw album that brought the Beatles back to their roots. This album is a Sunday rocker filled with feel good hits like "I've Got a Feeling," and "Get Back." Let It Be was the perfect closing to the unbelievable decade that was the sixties captured across the Beatle's perfect discography.

Let It Be (1970)

Roll upppp, roll up for the mystery tour.. turn on, tune in, and put on Magical Mystery Tour. This album aligned with the Beatles first self directed movie with matching title. Magical Mystery Tour is exactly that, a guided tour through a psychedelic trip. Including no.1 hits "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane," Magical Mystery Tour is a cultural momento of the flower power era. The experimental, out-there music perfectly describe the feeling of the psychedelic era.

Magical Mystery Tour (1967)

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