Off the top of my head, " The Long and Winding Road!"

Octopus Garden/Yellow Submarine ..........................I love the Long and Winding Road.

 

My favourite - Here Comes the Sun.

Octupus garden or Yellow submarine...

 

Agree Soozy, Long & winding road is beautiful

I'd go with Yellow submarine... I suppose it sounds like one for the kids, but still doesn't feel like its aged well. Doesn't really matter though as the rest of their catalogue backs it up.

At the time it struck me a last desperate, sing something simple, ballad as the wheels were coming off. You could imagine someone singing it on the X Factor.

Worst... Yellow Submarine

Back in the USSR was never a favourite of mine   or Come together 

Norwegian Wood?

All of them! I don't like Beatles music

nah nor me

yet i sing along to them lol

Also agree that The Long and winding road is one of the best  Beatles songs ever.. each to their own though.  I think although the Beatles did some amazing stuff and I love them there were a few turkeys... Hello Goodbye was lyrically shoite imo, and I am the walrus, octopuses garden, come together, back in the ussr.  A few that people have already out funnily enough.  There are many many many more that I love though!  

My favourite Beatle song is She's Leaving Home 

I am so utterly embarrassed : I can't seem to recall that one.

 

 

me too.... I was a Lennon fan....Sir Paul  

I like Revolution I think, although there are a good few contenders 

I loved that one too

Is there a bad Beatles song? I suppose Yellow Submarine is awful, but I did like it at the time

my fave

 

gotta be octopus's garden for me

dont like back in the USSR but love come together

 

can't beat a bit of toe-jam football

Winding Road doesn't do it for me. I like something with a bit of bounce and oomph 

Lovely Rita Meter Maid is a bit shit

"Shit" is probably a bit of an over statement but it's not the best by any means.

No, it's shit! 

Interesting! I can remember seeing "please, please me!" in the local record shop and hoping that someone would buy it for me. Subsequently I bought the lot! Most of the albums deserve to be listened to right the way through, including the masterpieces, MMT, SPLHCB, AB, and the so called White Album. I find it difficult to knock any track on any of these. At the end they were struggling and I found the songs "Let it Be!" and "the long and Winding Road" a bit isolated and crap tbh.

IIRC, the NME described "Let it be" at the time as "a good half-album". There was a lot of filler there, which would probably be on my list of worst Beatles songs.

However, have you heard "Let it be... Naked"? Dreadful title, but very interesting album.

Basically, the Beatles had never been happy with how the album turned out, and the Phil Spector arrangement of the title track particularly rankled with Paul McCartney. "Let it be... Naked" was a "Take 2": the track list was re-arranged with most of the "filler" dropped; the Lennon song "Don't let me down" was brought back in; and the OTT Spector arrangements were redone. "The long and winding road" and "Let it be" in particular are stripped right down, with the latter sounding more like it belongs in a church than ever before...

Yes I have that mix too!

Bill Hicks used to cite these in his rants about drug use:

"The Beatles were so high, they let Ringo sing a couple of tunes."

I'm now tempted to do a fave Beatles song....... And mebbees a few best n worst of other bands.

Yep, that'd be good! 

Not such a fan of Paul... he can be a right senile old c*nt. The appearance on x factor, grammy awards and kissing Cowell and One Directions arses confirm it.

 

 

I liked George, he was the quiet one but if something needed to be said he'd say it.

Well it ain't this..

 

Is that worst as in the title of the fred Donks, or the best? 

You're dead right .........that's a great one

It is

 

Octopus's Garden and Yellow Submarine are pants. 

And so is With A Little Help From My Friends. 

That's nearer the best sprouty...

Strictly speaking "with a little help from m' friends!" turned out to be one of their better songs. Step forward our very own Joe Cocker. A better vershum than Billy Shears IMO. Woodstock and all that!

Yeah, Joe Cocker, an' all that aside....The Beatles version with Ropey Ringo on vocals was a howler.