Bump, but why not? It’s the Beatles.
And yes, my ranking has changed since the last time I posted here.
I have moved Revolver above the White Album.
The Person in Question
I have realised that I don’t really like Beatles that much.
This thread is not about your improper use of capitalization.
Meh to all.
Ah-ha! So finally we have confirmed that Frink is truly without a soul or capacity for joy.
Up to now I really just thought how he came across was due to some sort of language barrier, but I guess he really is an entirely unredeemed waste of cellular activity.
Good to know!
In any event, subject to any moment’s whim:
And btw to all: Magical Mystery Tour is not a proper “album,” but is a compilation of songs from a double-EP and some A- and B-sides. Let It Be is not a proper album because it was unfinished, but just sort of jerry-rigged, ex-Spector-ated and posthumously sold nonetheless out of label desperation. Yellow Submarine is not an album at all, at least not a Beatles album—just a scoretrack with a few odds 'n sods thrown in.
If Mono Masters is considered an “album,” it would handily take the No. 1 slot.
Meh to all.
Ah-ha! So finally we have confirmed that Frink is truly without a soul or capacity for joy.
Up to now I really just thought how he came across was due to some sort of language barrier, but I guess he really is an entirely unredeemed waste of cellular activity.
Good to know!
At times I prefer listening to the bootleg sessions over the released albums.
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison