im listening to Revolver now

Much better xD

I listen to it pretty frequently, I've always found it to be the tightest composition of all their work, the songs all work really well together. The only draw back to any of the Beatles albums (specifically The later albums, Sgt. Peppers and beyond) is that while perhaps more inventive there can be some lack of balance. That's what happens when you have 4 great song writers all trying to express themselves on one album.

I love Revolver, the only fault I find in it is two weak links with Tomorrow Never Knows and Love You To, but other than those two songs it's an excellent album, if a bit short

@zexen_lowe all in what you like I guess, I actually find the three George Harrison songs (Including Love You To) to be some of the strongest on the album, and some of his best work. And Tomorrow Never Knows I feel is an excellent song.

Tommorow Never Knows is a superb song imo, one of the best on Revolver

The extended coda at the end of Hey Jude is precisly why that song was so innovative and amazing. You can't have Hey Jude without it as far as I'm concerned.

I agree, it's a wonderful way to close the album.

The thing I love about the beatles is that thier songs are simple for playing and singing but are still masterpeices, seems like they found the perfect combination of notes to appeal to our feelings, they are also a great choice for live performances.

Yeah, but the thing is I cant help it when the song is in 2 minutes of nananana to think "ehhh this should end or change by now"