From Dec. 13, 2015, Yahoo! Music Cheat Sheet by Jeff Rindskopf.
He has his reasons. Check them out. Based on the British-released albums. Big hits in parentheses.
11. BEATLES FOR SALE-- 6 cover songs of the 14. (Eight Days a Week)
10. WITH THE BEATLES-- 6 cover songs (All My Loving)
9. HELP!-- (Ticket to Ride, Yesterday, Help!)
8. PLEASE PLEASE ME-- Their first album. (Please Please Me, I Saw Her Standing There, Twist & Shout)
7. LET IT BE-- Released after the band was no more. (Let It Be, Get Back)
6. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT-- Third album (A Hard Day's Night, I Should Have Known Better, Can't Buy Me Love)
5. THE BEATLES (WHITE ALBUM)--
4. RUBBER SOUL--
3. SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND--
2. ABBEY ROAD--
1. REVOLVER
About the order I figured they be in. But, let's face it, their earlier albums were a lot more fun.
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"A Hard Day's Night"
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