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Underrated post punk gem from early 80s. Pylon is like if The Fall had a sister. Crazy is what I consider the perfect gloomy post punk anthem, whenever I hear this song I jump around in my room like I’m the lead in an art house indie film. It’s just that good!

Get in, we’re quitting our jobs, having a 5-hour happy hour, and then crying in the park

One of the best of all time.

My standout album of 2026 so far and her best record yet. You can tell so much effort went into every detail and this was a record curated to be listened in order - telling the story from start to finish.

THREE songs from this album are three of the greatest scream sing out loud while crying after 12teen too many cocktails. NO one else can claim that hence making it a one of a kind masterpiece. Not sure Damien would want that claim but he get its from me and that is that and there you go.

Coming off Sgt. Peppers, I think Magical Mystery Tour gets overlooked and doesn't get enough credit as a full album in its own right (probably because the film was a bit out there). But c'mon, it has some legendary songs (All You Need Is Love, Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, Hello Goodbye) - not a single skip!

Idk how people can make this many good songs on one record.

I adore this. Wax and her crew are so well put together. idk if would have known it was NOT a solo venture of hers if I didn't know before hand but knowing it was a group thing with her sister and MJL was kinda cool. I liked waiting for the others to pop in with their trinkets. Great schnit here.

floats the line between Indie rock & country to perfection. I can live on a porch drinking a beer watching the day go by with this one on & have the best damn day. Feels like Wax is in her lane and on cruise control. I know this sounds odd and maybe I am far from heaven here but if you switch out the name on this album with Taylor Swift,,, this is a 857 times platinum album, Grammy nominated, beast of a album. it has that quality of writing and that quality of production. its is that worthy. Glad to have to our selves.

To state the obvious...it's their best album. Perfect from beginning, middle and end. Each member individually has all-time career highlights on this record. It's straightforward, deep, silly and timeless. Side A has some of their biggest hits (Come Together, Something, Here Comes the Sun). Oh Darling is one of Paul's greatest performances ever. 'Because' is a heavenly interlude and a fitting callback to the harmonies that were their rise to fame. Don't even get me started on Side B. The final lyrics in "The End" capture the thesis of their whole discography. A perfect (seemingly fateful) ending to a decade-long chapter that changed modern music as we know it.

Revolver showcases their ability to experiment across genres and do so successfully (even more impressive they manage to achieve the feat on a singular album). The upbeat tracks - Good Day Sunshine, And Your Bird Can Sing, Got to Get You Into My Life - are infectiously positive. A fan-favorite for a reason!

listened. Gonna go run through the screened door now.

Ironically I was writing my review for Coldplay's Parachutes while listing to this. take out the mega mega smash hits on Parachutes obviously but they have similar vibes. Both heartwarming both moving both grand in the elegance. Slow enough to be elegant fast enough to not be dull. not an easy thing to do. IDK if I would have compared the two if I was not writing the review while listening but here we are and there you go. This is the perfect mood setter. perfect listen before bed. perfect to just be in.

[While technically this is their third record, I view A Hard Day's Night as the true follow up to Please Please Me]. No skips on this one and (I believe) the first record to be both 100% written and performed by a single band. Incredible! Honorable mentions for favorite tracks: If I Fell, Things We Said Today and the obvious hits.: A Hard Day's Night and Can't Buy Me Love.

It's short, sweet, simple and the signature sound that started it all. So many GREAT songs. It would be a higher 9 for me with a song or two removed. Baby It's You is one of my favorite covers.

Cameron Winter’s vocals are stellar

This is my favorite from their catalog primarily because some of my favorite songs are on this record. I Will is one of, if not my absolute favorite song...ever. To me, the album is like a patchwork quilt. Each song is unique and so different from the last but collectively ties together into one cohesive, great record. Way too many honorable standouts to mention!!!

I understand that the cultural significance tied to this one inevitably brings it to the top of most All-Time lists. I do agree the songs are incredible. I've just never connected to it the way I have with their other records.

Came to me at a time in my life that was very special and very warm. This album was the theme to that time and I imagine it was for a lot of people in the same way it was for me. Sad but hopeful and introducing them to what we would all know as one of the greatest bands to ever do it.