[allthelove]

Probably been done a million times.

Mine are (in no particular order):

Ticket To Ride.
Eleanor Rigby.
All My Loving.
A Hard Day's Night.
Tell Me Why.
I'll Be Back
Get Back.
I Want To Hold Your Hand.

I could go on but I'd be here all night.

[physicsfuntimes]

I've Just Seen a Face - all time fave.

[jonnny]

gotta be piggies, what an absolute classic. miles better than a day in the life of strawberry fields

[TheSmithsIndeed]

Help!

[iamthestig]

I love them all, every single one

If I had to pick my top 10:

Fool On the Hill
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
A Day in the Life
I've Just Seen a Face
In My Life
Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End
Hey Jude
Here Comes the Sun
Hey Bulldog
Strawberry Fields Forever

[rural_boy]

GLASS ONION!!

Obviously not their best song, but for some reason it's my favourite!

[TattyBoJangles]

Here Comes the Sun. It's my all-time favourite song, makes me feel so happy
& Hey Jude.

[Samz]

Here Comes The Sun.
Has such a good uplifting feel to it, makes me so happy whenever I hear it!

[OmicronPersei8]

She's Leaving Home.

[Cybele]

I love Ticket to Ride, Octopus's Garden and Hey Jude. It's hard to choose just one!

[Libertarian_Walrus]

It's impossible to say

[Picnic1]

I take this question seriously and I have heard all of their albums:

Paperback Writer
I saw her standing there
If I needed someone
Think for yourself
Taxman
She Said She Said
A Day in the Life
Magical Mystery Tour
Blue Jay Way
I am the walrus
Baby you're a rich man
Back in the USSR
Martha my dear
Oh Darling!
Any choice from side 2 of Abbey Road e.g. Sun King
Across the universe
Free as a bird

As you may tell I am a Harrison fan (and have little or no time for the general public's blind adoration of most of McCartney's sentimental anthems, no matter how catchy they may be). Even so I have generally picked some of his less well known numbers rather than Something or While my guitar gently weeps which are good but not 'Beatles' enough for me.

I love all the above songs which are all of superb merit with none necessarily superior to the others. I'd love to pick Blue Jay Way, which divides opinion but which I think is Harrison's - and The Beatles- most haunting, mystical beautiful, song. However to pick one that matches genius with being well known, I pick I am the walrus which features some exceptional sound effects and is a great example of Lennon's lyrical wordplay.

[latasauce]

Something, Eleanor Rigby

[scherzi]

Dear Prudence
Blackbird

Surprised neither have been mentioned

[Democracy]

I'm only going to pick one song because if you asked me to name my "favourites" I'd probably end up listing every Beatles song ever

But that one song is Let It Be which is simply amazing

[Ravondo666]

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.
Ticket to Ride.
In My Life.
Eleanor Rigby.
Come Together.
Strawberry Fields Forever.
Love Me Do.
Hard Days Night.
With a Little Help from my Friends.
Hello Goodbye.
When Im SixtyFour.
Hey Bulldog.

Managed to Narrow it down to 12! theres plenty more though! Can't pick one from these.. I tried and couldn't!

EDIT: I sorta love taxman, but only because of the bassline.. I much prefer The Jam - Start, which uses the same bassline.

[Pandora.]

I can't pick one for the life of me, and that's the honest truth. I just love every song so much. Some days I feel like listening to Anytime At All on repeat, while other days I'd prefer something a little slower.

Saying that - if I ever had a wedding ceremony, Something would be my wedding song.

[allthelove]

(Original post by Picnic1)
I take this question seriously and I have heard all of their albums:

Paperback Writer
I saw her standing there
If I needed someone
Think for yourself
Taxman
She Said She Said
A Day in the Life
Magical Mystery Tour
Blue Jay Way
I am the walrus
Baby you're a rich man
Back in the USSR
Martha my dear
Oh Darling!
Any choice from side 2 of Abbey Road e.g. Sun King
Across the universe
Free as a bird

As you may tell I am a Harrison fan (and have little or no time for the general public's blind adoration of most of McCartney's sentimental anthems, no matter how catchy they may be). Even so I have generally picked some of his less well known numbers rather than Something or While my guitar gently weeps which are good but not 'Beatles' enough for me.

I love all the above songs which are all of superb merit with none necessarily superior to the others. I'd love to pick Blue Jay Way, which divides opinion but which I think is Harrison's - and The Beatles- most haunting, mystical beautiful, song. However to pick one that matches genius with being well known, I pick I am the walrus which features some exceptional sound effects and is a great example of Lennon's lyrical wordplay.

I'm a Harrison fan too. I love 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' but I never class it as a Beatles. It's George's song to me. I agree about Paul singing Hey Jude/Let It Be like national anthems even though they are amazing songs. I wonder if him and Ringo, as the surviving Beatles, would even sing some of the Beatles back catalogue together? I'd love to see it happen.


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[BklynAlex]

So many great songs to choose from, and probably one of those things that changes depending on what mood your in!

Couple less obvious really like are:
I'm Looking Through You (the whole Rubber Soul album is great!)
A Day In The Life
In My Life
Fixing A Hole
I'm Only Sleeping
Lady Madonna
When I'm 64

[garywalsh94]

Eleanor Rigby. I first heard this song at a family party and that is what began my love for The Beatles. 2nd: Help. 3rd: She Loves You.