The Beatles
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And today is's been 49 years since the release of this one:
Rubber Soul
The biggest turning point in the band's career in my opinion.
And it came out only 4 months after Help!
Today another album has it's birthday:
50 years for Beatles for Sale
I should have posted this yesterday.
34 years without JOHN LENNON
I haven't seen it complete yet, but it's quite interesting!
I'm a huge Beatles fan and I am absolutely loving all of the videos!! I do actually know people who have never heard of The Beatles and every time I am told that by someone my heart breaks, both for them and for the state of music in general.
^ Another fan 
Yes, that is actually a sad thing...
What are your favorite albums/songs?
I find it hard to believe there aren't more Beatles fans on here.
Hmm... This is a difficult question. I'm going to go with my favorite songs for each album, not including any solo work they did. Hopefully that's alright. (Also these are obviously not the only songs of their's that I love, but it's already a list that's feels very long).
Please Please Me:
Love Me Do
I Saw Her Standing There
Do You Want To Know A Secret
With The Beatles:
Don't Bother Me
A Hard Day's Night:
A Hard Days Night
And I Love Her
Can't Buy Me Love
Any Time At All
Beatles for Sale:
Rock and Roll Music (even though it's a cover)
Eight Days a Week
Help!:
Help!
Yesterday
Rubber Soul:
Drive My Car
In My Life
Think For Yourself
Run For Your Life
Revolver:
Eleanor Rigby
I Want To Tell You A Secret
Let It Be:
Across the Universe
Let It Be
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Magical Mystery Tour
Hello Goodbye
All You Need Is Love
I Am the Walrus
With A Little Help From My Friends
White Album:
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
I'm So Tired
Blackbird
Yellow Submarine:
All You Need Is Love
Abbey Road:
Here Comes the Sun
Come Together
Oh! Darling
Past Masters:
Sie Leibt Dich
(I' really hoping I didn't list any song under the wrong album).
I don't know what my favorite album as a whole would be. I love all of their music, so it's hard. Revolver and Rubber Soul are both beyond incredible overall, but they have so many that are.
Those under Sgt. Pepper's, except With a Little Help From My Friends, are actually from Magical Mystery Tour 
. And by I Want to Tell You a Secret on Revolver, you mean I Want to Tell You, right?
Nice list!
I'm suprised about these:
With The Beatles:
Don't Bother Me
Past Masters:
Sie Leibt Dich
I'll do the same exercise, though I won't include covers.
Please Please Me
I Saw Her Standing There
Please Please Me
With The Beatles
It Won't be Long
All My Loving
A Hard Day's Night
A Hard Day's Night
Can't Buy Me Love
Tell Me Why
Beatles For Sale
No Reply
Eight Days a Week
Help!
Help!
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
I've Just Seen a Face (I LOVE this song)
Rubber Soul
Drive My Car
Nowhere Man
Girl
I'm Looking Through You
Revolver
Taxman
She Said, She Said
For No One
Got To Get You Into My Life
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds
Fixing a Hole
A Day in the Life
Magical Mystery Tour
I Am the Walrus
Strawberry Fields Forever
The Beatles (The White Album)
Dear Prudence (Such a wonderful song!!)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Happiness is a Warm Gun
Blackbird
Yer Blues
Sexy Sadie
Helter Skelter
Long, Long, Long
Yellow Submarine
Hey Bulldog
Let It Be
I've Got a Feeling
Let it Be
One After 909
Abbey Road
Come Together
Oh! Darling (Probably my favorite song by McCartney ever)
I Want You (She's so Heavy)
Here Comes the Sun
You Never Give Me Your Money
Past Masters 1
I Call Your Name
I Feel Fine
She's a Woman
Past Masters 2
Day Tripper
Paperback Writer
Revolution
Don't Let Me Down
I've always thought these 3 songs are key in the development of heavier forms of Rock. It may lack the aggressiveness later explored by specially The Who, but these riffs are definitely something to be taken in consideration.
I Feel Fine (1964)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTr8h4MkSYw
Ticket To Ride (1965)
Day Tripper (1965)
Today, back in 1969 The Beatles had their last live performance ever: at the rooftop of Apple's building in Saville Row, London
Did anyone see this? I know it's a joke but c'mon....
http://www.complex.com/music/2015/01/migos-better-than-the-beatles
I just saw this. Sorry but it's terrible. 
And Yoko at 1:19 
Chuck is like :|
And I love this song by Johnny Rivers. Mountain of Love is a favorite too.
Why, Yoko. Why??
It's a great song though!
Yoko's screaming reminded me of this:
Check out this site in case you ever wondered about mistakes and weird details in Beatles' songs:
From a Futurama episode:
Last night, (May 23 '15)
^ Awesome!
(Damn you Dave Grohl, how I envy you... 
)
John Lennon's Guitar, Lost for 50 Years, Hits Auction Block
Long-lost 1962 Gibson acoustic used to write Beatles classics up for sale this November
I just found this wonderful cover of I Call Your Name by The Mamas & the Papas
Just found another awesome cover: Day Tripper by Whitesnake
