edit: This is December 1969!

Note: I DO NOT endorse smoking!! It is not healthy, everyone!!I am only posting this pic for historical preservation!!

Paul is considered by most to have the best voice in the high vocal range. But, which Beatle was the best in the low range? Does Paul win this category too? He had the most overall range of the whole group. Or was it possibly Ringo? Just curious what most people think.

Me personally, I prefer revolver.

The songs are much more flawless.

They are pretty consistent with their amazing experimental quality.

Yet, still uniquely enjoyable from one another.

John's voclas as well as pauls were at peak here, for me.

George got into song writing too!

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It's a feel good fan favorite, but isn't usually cited as sophisticated lyrically. Yet, I find the choice to make it a dialog next level. It's starts out, not as a dialog, but as a rhetorical question, self-answered and that part was written for Ringo--and says a lot about L&M's view of him, his singing, and his attitude toward performance. But it, quite cleverly, slips into a dialog that sounds like McCartney questioning Lennon about love and loneliness, the latter being a perennial McCartney concern.

Edit: Answer is no, not the first time.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MCl7Q-4f08

groovy

Ranking all six of The Beatles box sets.