I found maybe 2 minutes total to be interesting. (65) Electronic Sound (George Harrison, 1969) - George messing around with synthesizers for 44 minutes. 1: Two Virgins (John Lennon & Yoko Ono, 1968) - I love 'Revolution 9' as much as the next guy, but this is a bit much for me.

IвЂ™m not in the business of spouting hot takes, nor starting any flamewars, but I am certainly interested in and open to having some good conversation! IвЂ™d love to hear any feedback, questions, agreements, or disagreements. Some rankings will seem standard according to popular opinion, and some might seem surprising. IвЂ™m happy to share more, and/or make playlists for anyone who might want them! This should go without saying, but these rankings and reviews are obviously just my opinion. I remark on some of them in these reviews, but itвЂ™s only the tip of the iceberg. I have a separate, pretty extensive list of my favorite songs by each artist, and have been making a lot of Spotify playlists for people. One day, I will get around to all of that, but can safely say that had Electric Arguments been released under PaulвЂ™s name and not The Fireman, it would certainly rank in the upper echelon of this list. In addition, I didnвЂ™t rank any albums released under aliases or any of PaulвЂ™s classical work. No live albums or compilations will be found here. Thankfully, the good stuff outweighs the bad! In this exercise, I only ranked their studio albums. ItвЂ™s truly impressive how much incredible music all four were capable of making (and how much great stuff has been largely forgotten or ignored by the masses), and equally amazing how terrible they all were at times. Before I get to the rankings, just a few notes: I made a Spotify playlist of every John, Paul, George, and Ringo album in chronological order (save for Wedding Album, Stop And Smell The Roses, and Old Wave, which I had to seek out on YouTube) and got to work. Secondly, as many of you will do with my list, I vehemently disagreed with a few of his rankings, and wanted to accurately see how my tastes would match up against his. Firstly, I figured it would be a good excuse to revisit some albums that I hadnвЂ™t listened to in years, as well as the ones that I had never gotten around to for various reasons. Recently, I came across a video of someone ranking all the solo Beatles records and, for a few reasons, decided I needed to do the same exercise. The account is still active, still active on this subreddit even, so if this user sees this post, please let me know if you would like me to credit you or if you would like to post your hard work yourself. IвЂ™m not sure if I should credit the user who made it, because I donвЂ™t know their reasons for deleting the post. I consider it to be pretty much the definitive ranking of the solo albums. DISCLAIMER: This was one of my favorite posts on this subreddit.

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