22 MAR 1963
01
Please Please Me
The electrifying debut that captured the energy of The Beatles’ early live sound and announced a new force in British popular music.
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Discography
The records that changed popular music.
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The Other Side of The Beatles
B-Sides, Rarities & Hidden Gems
Beyond the Albums
The Other Side of the Story
Step beyond the studio albums and explore the B-sides, non-album recordings and overlooked tracks that reveal another side of The Beatles’ extraordinary catalogue.
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The Albums
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A chronological journey through thirteen releases and one of the most remarkable periods of creative development in popular music.
22 NOV 1963
02
With The Beatles
A confident second album that sharpened the group’s songwriting, harmonies and irresistible early rock and roll sound.
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10 JUL 1964
03
A Hard Day’s Night
The sound of Beatlemania at full force — an exuberant collection built entirely around Lennon and McCartney originals.
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04 DEC 1964
04
Beatles for Sale
A more reflective and occasionally weary record that begins to reveal the growing depth of The Beatles’ songwriting.
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06 AUG 1965
05
Help!
A pivotal bridge between the exhilaration of the early Beatles and the increasingly introspective music that would follow.
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03 DEC 1965
06
Rubber Soul
A landmark creative leap where folk influences, introspection and studio experimentation transformed the possibilities of the pop album.
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05 AUG 1966
07
Revolver
A revolutionary explosion of psychedelic colour, studio invention and extraordinary songwriting that pushed popular music into new territory.
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01 JUN 1967
08
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles embrace the studio as an instrument and create one of the defining artistic statements of the psychedelic era.
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27 NOV 1967
09
Magical Mystery Tour
A vivid continuation of their psychedelic period, filled with surreal imagery, adventurous production and some of their most colourful recordings.
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22 NOV 1968
10
The Beatles
The White AlbumA sprawling double album where four increasingly individual creative voices collide across rock, folk, blues, pop and the avant-garde.
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17 JAN 1969
11
Yellow Submarine
A curious and colourful soundtrack release combining Beatles recordings with George Martin’s orchestral score.
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26 SEP 1969
12
Abbey Road
The final album recorded by the four Beatles together — polished, ambitious and crowned by the extraordinary Side Two medley.
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08 MAY 1970
13
Let It Be
A complicated farewell assembled from the Get Back sessions, capturing both the fractures and enduring chemistry of The Beatles’ final chapter.
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1963 — 1970
From Liverpool to Abbey Road
In only a few years, The Beatles moved from the immediacy of their early rock and roll recordings to increasingly ambitious works shaped by experimentation, technology and four rapidly developing musical identities.
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