Revolver-

this has their tightest guitar work. They were still buddies at this point. 1966
I rode my bicycle to the dime store and bought my first album. I was 9. It was a bit over my head but I liked Yellow Submarine and Good Day Sunshine. As the years went by I grew into it. I still have the album today 46 years later.

+1 for Magical Mystery Tour. No particular reason why, I like most of the Beatles music but I just play this on more often.

Revolver still, although Rubber Soul is very close.

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That's a very tough one.

I'll go with Abbey Road for the time being - I love the songs as well as the engineering work on that record. Definately is one of my all time favorite albums in terms of the engineering side of things.

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Revolver, followed closely by Rubber Soul.

Indeed they were and even without stage monitors to
allow them to hear their sounds through the screaming crowds!

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Sgt Pepper with out a doubt. I was finally in the record business and selling lots of vinyl. Off the rack that is, at the store where I worked. . We had a great record selection and that one was the best seller of them all. Till that point I really dident like (The Beatles). But because of the sales I figured That I had better sample a copy and see what it was all about, I'm glad I did.That was the beginning of a life long respect and admiration for there music I remember a comical incident when a young couple came in and was asking about the album. The girl asked if it was heavy. I stupidly gave it a heft and said yes it feels heavy to me. They both began to chuckle and left me with an embarrassed look on my face.
----Danny,

+1, good call PB, a game changer in many ways:

Rubber Soul (1965)/Revolver (1966) These 2 are favorite albums for me though because the band seemed to be maturing or growing creatively while we were watching/listening to them almost like the changes we their youthful fans were going through at that same time.

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This would be a hard decision for me to make, since there is different phases of the Beatles, and to me, it all depends on what my mood is. I will say the only song that I can think of that I really don't like is "Rocky Raccoon." I think it has to do with the way he sings it, and the lyrics just annoy me for some reason. The cool thing about them is there was so much different things going on at any time. That's what makes it difficult for me to decide on picking just one.