I'm not much of a fan, to be honest, and I think they're far from the best rock band ever, but The White Album is my favorite of their albums.

It changes, I'm always going back and forth.

Right now, I'd say Revolver. Ask me again in a month.

Yeah, Paul is a very close second.

I like the conceptual album that begins with this:

And then closes out with this brilliant track:

Magical Mystery Tour is the best collection of songs. From the "real albums", Abbey Road.

The White Album, because 1) it has a generous amount of great songs (my favourite ones are "Helter Skelter", "Dear Prudence", "Back in the U.S.S.R.", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me And My Monkey", "Happiness is a Warm Gun" and "Blackbird") ; 2) it is wildly eclectic, and the track sequencing emphasize this; 4) it manages to be ambitious (after all it is one of the first double albums) and irreverent at the same time; 5) even controversial tracks like "Wild Honey Pie" and "Revolution 9" have their charm.

They have several great albums, but in the end I have to give the crown to Abbey Road. The B-side of the album really pushes it to the top.

Abbey Road then Revolver then the White Album

If I knew Revolver had 0 votes I would have vote on it though

Fuck.
Totally changed my mind on this after actually listening to Abbey Road
It's Abbey Road.

Ignore all my arrogant showboating from before =)

My ammendment: Sgt Pepper = best singles; Abbey Road = Best Album; and there are a lot of really great songs scattered across other Albums.

I'm going to listen to Rubber Soul, White Album, and Revolver to make sure I didn't fuck up twice.