The Beatles released a now-rare album just as their popularity was growing to new heights in the 1960s, but if they'd had their way at the time, it would've been shelved ...

We are digging into the Far Out Magazine vault and revisiting all of The Beatles albums and ranking them in order of ...

The Beatles released a now-rare album just as their influence was growing to new heights in the mid-1960s, but if they'd had ...

The three-album compilation didn’t just become the first Beatles albums to debut on the Billboard 200 at No. 1. They sold more than 20 million records in 1996 alone, ...

The first album The Beatles played on was a Tony Sheridan record. The Beatles cut their teeth playing clubs in Hamburg, Germany, in the early 1960s.

We rank every Beatles album by total sales — from Please Please Me to Abbey Road, find out which records truly dominated the charts.

Fifty years ago today, on Friday, March 22, 1963, England's Parlophone Records released Please Please Me, a debut LP from an odd-looking—and evenodder-sounding—band from up north in Liverpool ...

The Beatles' very first studio album was Please Please Me, and it turned out to be a smashing success.It hit number one on the charts in the UK, and over time, would eventually prove to be a ...

It was history in the making. “Well she was just 17 and you know what I mean,” sings Paul McCartney on “I Saw Her Standing There,” the opening track of The Beatles debut album, “Please ...

12. Let It Be (1970) The Beatles were on their way to breaking up, with members of the band fighting with each other as they recorded the album that was meant to get them to work together again.

The Beatles albums bought by fans in the United States were not the same as the Beatles albums bought by fans in the United Kingdom. Not until 1967's "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" did ...

The post Ranking: The Beatles’ Albums from Worst to Best appeared first on Consequence of Sound.. Almost everybody has a Beatles moment. Mine came when I was 10 years old, riding in the middle ...