I disagree, i rather listen to walls and bridges or mccartney II than George Harrison self titled. All things must pass and living in the material world are the only really good George Harrison albums,but its just my opinion. That doesnt mean George Harrison self titled is bad. But its better than the ringo album IMO
@@engi1394 but I think that George’s albums are the most interesting (to my my mind) because in his later albums, starting from 1976 he uses very strange chord progressions but they are melodically insane (listen to “learning how to love you” or “crackerbox palace” for example). I don’t want to say that his songs from that period are better than his first two-three albums but I’d say that they are not worse if you’ll give em a chance
I know it fits underneath Wings. But Venus and Mars is probably one of my favorite albums of all time, and I think the album "Ringo" is honestly a top five. It's such a fun album.
I would've put Walls and Bridges instead of Mind Games, and maybe Venus and Mars or Tug of War instead of McCartney, but this list is great. Personally, I feel these lists are hard to rank with the fact that the four of them had great solo albums
What 10 great songs. They are all so magnificent. The Beatles made the best music ever. Never ever will there be another band like them. They are the very best.
I think RAM, Band on the Run, and All Things Must Pass are the unquestionable top 3 for me. The order is definitely debatable, but all three are incredible albums and in a league above all the other Beatles solo efforts
I've always said that George had the best solo career of the boys Edit: Man, I would respond to everyone to just say "to each their own," but jeez, guess I hit a nerve with the Paul stans LMAO. I love Paul's solo stuff, Jet is one of my favorite songs of all time, but its just my opinion. If you can't handle people disagreeing with you, you shouldn't be on the internet XD
He didn't! Paul's is by far the best. He dominated the 70s and managed to give us at least one good album in each decade that followed. George was a very limited songwriter and the lawsuit made him paranoid about writing. Maybe if that hadn't happen he could have a better career but I doubt it. Think about it, his biggest hit after My Sweet Lord was a cover ...
10. Paul McCartney-Venus and Mars (1975) 9. George Harrison-Living in the Material World (1973) 8. Paul McCartney-McCartney (1970) 7. John Lennon-Walls and Bridges (1974) 6. Paul McCartney-Chaos and Creation in the Backyard (2005) 5. Paul McCartney-Band on the Run (1973) 4. Paul McCartney-Flaming Pie (1997) 3. Paul McCartney-Ram (1971) 2. John Lennon-Double Fantasy (1980) 1. George Harrison-All Things Must Pass (1970)
@@ricardo_miguel13 No. Plastic Ono Band, “Imagine” (the single), and All Things Must Pass are the best records any of these guys ever did after the break-up.
Ram is number 1 for me, it's as good as any Beatles album, if not even better than a few of them, people seem to forget that the fab 4 didn't suddenly lose all of their creative spark after leaving The Beatles, a lot of their solo work stacks up so well with The Beatles, if any new Beatles fans are reading this, give them a listen!
10. Back to the Egg 9. Ringo 8. Cloud Nine 7. Double Fantasy or Milk and Honey (just the John songs) 6. George Harrison 5. Ram 4. Plastic Ono Band 3. Imagine 2. All Things Must Pass 1. Band on the Run
@@Harrison1875 woman is the bigger if the world, New York City, We’re all water, Cold turkey are good. Attica State, John Sinclair, and Well are pretty good.
@harrisonkelm1846 Some are okay. I find them pretty sloppy. Also, I'm not a Yoko hater, but her contributions to the tracks on New York aren't good and sometimes even detract from the songs.
I love John's solo music so much, I get accused of not liking Paul, which is not true. But I think Plastic Ono Band and Imagine are the best Beatles solo albums by a while. I like All Things Must Pass, I admit it has the best songs, but It's a bit bloated.
The only problem is that the argument could be made that Ringo isn’t a solo album because all 4 Beatles played on it. I would probably disagree with that idea
My ten (basically eleven) would be: 10. Flaming Pie - Paul 09. Walls and Bridges - John 08. 33⅓ - George 07. Imagine - John 06. Living in the Material World - George 05. George Harrison - George 04. Double Fantasy - John 03. Band on the Run - Wings (Paul) 02. Plastic Ono Band - John Honorable Mentions: Chaos and Creation - Paul Cloud 9 - George Mind Games - John Brainwashed - George Ringo - Ringo 01. All Things Must Pass - George & RAM - Paul
It’s very obvious that John’s songs are shining the brightest in this video. ‘Plastic Ono Band’ no.5 below ‘Ram’, I don’t think so and ‘Imagine’ was way more consistent than ‘Band on the Run’ and had much better songs. Top 3 should be ‘All Things Must Pass’, ‘Imagine’ and then ‘Plastic Ono Band’ in my opinion. Also ‘Sometime in New York City’ is an epic masterpiece.
My list: 1- Ram 2-Walls and Bridges 3- All thing must pass 4- Band on the run 5- plastic ono band 6-Flaming pie 7- venus and mars 8- mind games 9- george harrison 10-Ringo
My top ten 10. Ringo 9. Mccartney 8. Living In The Material World 7. Cloud Nine 6. Double Fantasy 5. Ram 4. Plastic Ono Band 3. Imagine 2. Band On The Run 1. All Things Must Pass
1. All Things Must Pass 2. Band On the Run 3. Ram 4. Double Fantasy 5. Living In the Material World 6. Plastic Ono Band 7. Imagine 8. Ringo 9. Cloud Nine 10. Somewhere In England
My ranking: 1. All Things Must Pass (George Harrison) 2. Ram (Paul McCartney) 3. Imagine (John Lennon) 4. Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon) 5. Band On The Run (Paul McCartney) 6. George Harrison (George Harrison) 7. Double Fantasy (John Lennon) 8. McCartney (Paul McCartney) 9. Brainwashed (George Harrison) 10. Ringo (Ringo Starr)
John had the most notable solo career because of Imagine, despite that I personally choose McCartney's solo career, filled with some maginnicent and underrated tracks. George's career is great too! Ringo had some amazing songs but most of them were written by others. From exceptions I can definitely choose 'Stop and smell the roses' ' s version of Back Off Boogaloo!
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George Harrison's Self Titled is so good, it deserves to be here.
Thanks for reminding me I have this album!! I'm going to throw it on!!!♥️🌞
I disagree, i rather listen to walls and bridges or mccartney II than George Harrison self titled. All things must pass and living in the material world are the only really good George Harrison albums,but its just my opinion. That doesnt mean George Harrison self titled is bad. But its better than the ringo album IMO
Me when Faster comes on shuffle: 🕺
here comes the moon (especially the demo), so underrated
@@engi1394 but I think that George’s albums are the most interesting (to my my mind) because in his later albums, starting from 1976 he uses very strange chord progressions but they are melodically insane (listen to “learning how to love you” or “crackerbox palace” for example). I don’t want to say that his songs from that period are better than his first two-three albums but I’d say that they are not worse if you’ll give em a chance
Ram is such a masterpiece.
Yeah, RAM is a 10/10. #4 is way too low
#1 for me.
Ram deserves 1st
I had no idea it was any good. Will check it out. I wouldn’t have Double Fantasy in the top 10.
Yeah man ..i love ram too ... especially the 1st 4 songs are so silly i love them 😂
George just deserves to be up there.. Rest easy george
The one I really missed in this list was George's self titled from 1979
El mejor álbum de George, sin duda. También faltó Flaming Pie o Chaos and Creation.
I agree that All Things Must Pass is the best solo Beatles album, it is amazingly good.
Well yea it's full of unreleased Beatles songs, going back as far as 1966.
Да, уж лучший, там один хит номер 1, да и тот плагиат. Просто гениально😢
I knew it was All Things Must Pass even before you started
Yeah because the number 1 song is always in the intro
We all knew my boy🤘
It's become something of a sacred cow. There's a lot of tracks there that never get played.
Ringo is so underated
Ikr
I just saw him a few weeks ago and hearing him sing Photograph was just amazing. Before he started it, he said "Hare Crishna, my friend George". 🥹❤️
@@rachelxtc awwww ❤️❤️❤️
Should be much higher on the list
I think it's appropriately rated
I know it fits underneath Wings. But Venus and Mars is probably one of my favorite albums of all time, and I think the album "Ringo" is honestly a top five. It's such a fun album.
I bought George’ s album when it came out and it was perfection❤
bro how old are u??
Cloud 9 by Harrison is also a fantastic album
Hearing these samples brought back intense memories from being a kid in the 70s. We were so lucky to have music like this. Unmatched quality.
I would've put Walls and Bridges instead of Mind Games, and maybe Venus and Mars or Tug of War instead of McCartney, but this list is great. Personally, I feel these lists are hard to rank with the fact that the four of them had great solo albums
Mind Games is underrated it‘s better than Band on the run IMO. And would put walls and bridges instead of ringo album
Walls And Bridges is my favorite Lennon album.
@@engi1394yes you're right
@@engi1394hahahahaha
What 10 great songs. They are all so magnificent. The Beatles made the best music ever. Never ever will there be another band like them. They are the very best.
Plastic Ono Band is criminally low, but at least it’s in the top 5.
agreed.
Agreed...I believe it's Lennon's finest
Ringo have 2 albums better than Plastic Ono
@@hugoabreu8180 That's absurd
Yep. The only Post Beatles album that had any influence on other artists . An absolute Masterpiece whereas the others are very good albums.
Thanks for specifying who made Ringo and McCartney
All Things Must Pass is the one
Just had to be "All Things Must Pass" Outstanding triple album !
Band on the Run is an underrated as hell album. Can easily stand up to the better half of the Beatles discography
George said BOTR was pretty much a Beatles album.
I think RAM, Band on the Run, and All Things Must Pass are the unquestionable top 3 for me. The order is definitely debatable, but all three are incredible albums and in a league above all the other Beatles solo efforts
Plastic Ono Band > Band On The Run imo
No , John's stuff are just better
@@sathira_anuk5179Yes, exactly what i think.
I've always said that George had the best solo career of the boys
Edit: Man, I would respond to everyone to just say "to each their own," but jeez, guess I hit a nerve with the Paul stans LMAO. I love Paul's solo stuff, Jet is one of my favorite songs of all time, but its just my opinion. If you can't handle people disagreeing with you, you shouldn't be on the internet XD
yes, but did he make strawberries,oceans,ships, forest? No, I didn't think so.
It's not too surprising, he was the best song writer in the Beatles imo..
@@eddietasker9110 🤣🤣🤣
@@eddietasker9110 Well he showed some chops in While My Guitar Gently Weeps,Here Comes The Sun and Something for sure
He didn't! Paul's is by far the best. He dominated the 70s and managed to give us at least one good album in each decade that followed.
George was a very limited songwriter and the lawsuit made him paranoid about writing. Maybe if that hadn't happen he could have a better career but I doubt it. Think about it, his biggest hit after My Sweet Lord was a cover ...
Great songs of all the times. 👏👏🎼💖
Didn’t expect band on the run to be above imagine but always knew all things must pass would #1
10. Paul McCartney-Venus and Mars (1975)
9. George Harrison-Living in the Material World (1973)
8. Paul McCartney-McCartney (1970)
7. John Lennon-Walls and Bridges (1974)
6. Paul McCartney-Chaos and Creation in the Backyard (2005)
5. Paul McCartney-Band on the Run (1973)
4. Paul McCartney-Flaming Pie (1997)
3. Paul McCartney-Ram (1971)
2. John Lennon-Double Fantasy (1980)
1. George Harrison-All Things Must Pass (1970)
33 & 1/3 is pretty good too, probably in the top 10
Totally agree with your picks👍👍 Good ranking
FINALLY, a deserving number 1!! all things must pass is so beautiful it literally moves me to tears
Imagine above Plastic Ono?
Yes.
@@ricardo_miguel13
No. Plastic Ono Band, “Imagine” (the single), and All Things Must Pass are the best records any of these guys ever did after the break-up.
It’s a little bit better IMO
Yes
Personally love let it roll by george
Walls and Bridges should be on the top 10.
Walls and Bridges is so underated
I’d say it’s Lennon’s 4th best album
Replace MG with W&B
I'd swap mind games with walls and bridges.
Me too
Swap the paul album for walls n bridges
Spoken like a true Lennonista. It's got my vote
Ram is number 1 for me, it's as good as any Beatles album, if not even better than a few of them, people seem to forget that the fab 4 didn't suddenly lose all of their creative spark after leaving The Beatles, a lot of their solo work stacks up so well with The Beatles, if any new Beatles fans are reading this, give them a listen!
My top 2 Paul. Band on the Run. Venus and Mars💕
band on the run gotta be #1
All of John’s solos albums were amazing especially what they were able to make for Milk and Honey
❤ "Beautiful!" ❤
McCartney needs to be so much higher
I agree
I love George solo music living in the material world and all things must pass are killer albums but his 1979 album needs to be there
They just made it look so easy and they also made my yourh just fly by in seconds 💔😢❤️
George always was and always will be my favorite Beatle
10. Back to the Egg
9. Ringo
8. Cloud Nine
7. Double Fantasy or Milk and Honey (just the John songs)
6. George Harrison
5. Ram
4. Plastic Ono Band
3. Imagine
2. All Things Must Pass
1. Band on the Run
George Harrison's Electronic Sound album should be on the list. One of the best experimental albums of all time.
I do agree with it being one of the best experimental albums, but i don't think it's better than anything on here.
FaBulousNESS
Harrison
Outshines
Lennon& McCartney
It’s
About
Fucking Time♥️🌟💙💪💪🎼🎶🎵🎸🎸🎸
Some time in New York city’s pretty good too
No it's not
@@Harrison1875 woman is the bigger if the world, New York City, We’re all water, Cold turkey are good. Attica State, John Sinclair, and Well are pretty good.
@harrisonkelm1846 Some are okay. I find them pretty sloppy. Also, I'm not a Yoko hater, but her contributions to the tracks on New York aren't good and sometimes even detract from the songs.
Nah is the Worst beatles solo carrer ever
Only one album post-1973.... not sure why they lost their spark a bit once the initial solo album spree ended
Happy Mother’s Day!
bro i love double fantasy. ❤
I love John's solo music so much, I get accused of not liking Paul, which is not true. But I think Plastic Ono Band and Imagine are the best Beatles solo albums by a while. I like All Things Must Pass, I admit it has the best songs, but It's a bit bloated.
lol my opinion is exactly like yours!
Plastic ono band by a long shot. There’s moments on that album that just hit you right in the gut.
I agree with most of this ordering. Especially 1-4!!!!
The only problem is that the argument could be made that Ringo isn’t a solo album because all 4 Beatles played on it. I would probably disagree with that idea
Of course, it's a solo album, and no argument can be made.
Band on the Run should be #1 for the song "Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five" alone.
My ten (basically eleven) would be:
10. Flaming Pie - Paul
09. Walls and Bridges - John
08. 33⅓ - George
07. Imagine - John
06. Living in the Material World - George
05. George Harrison - George
04. Double Fantasy - John
03. Band on the Run - Wings (Paul)
02. Plastic Ono Band - John
Honorable Mentions:
Chaos and Creation - Paul
Cloud 9 - George
Mind Games - John
Brainwashed - George
Ringo - Ringo
01. All Things Must Pass - George & RAM - Paul
Buen Top, similar al mío.
I’d put LITMW a bit higher than some of the others, but the rest is completely solid. ATMP is definitely George’s masterpiece.
Ringo should rank higher, but I agree with the list. It’s unbelievable with how much great music those four lads from Liverpool enriched our lives!
can’t blame any of the pick. they made a lot of great fucking music
It’s very obvious that John’s songs are shining the brightest in this video. ‘Plastic Ono Band’ no.5 below ‘Ram’, I don’t think so and ‘Imagine’ was way more consistent than ‘Band on the Run’ and had much better songs. Top 3 should be ‘All Things Must Pass’, ‘Imagine’ and then ‘Plastic Ono Band’ in my opinion. Also ‘Sometime in New York City’ is an epic masterpiece.
I love Ram but I'd definitely put Plastic Ono and Living In The Material World over it
they were great as a band. And just as great as solo artists. My favorite solo album is All Things Must Pass, but all of them are great.
My list:
1- Ram
2-Walls and Bridges
3- All thing must pass
4- Band on the run
5- plastic ono band
6-Flaming pie
7- venus and mars
8- mind games
9- george harrison
10-Ringo
Where's Cloud 9? It's such an incredible album that got me looking more at George's solo stuff and none really matched that.
Harrison, starr, were awesome solo. 👏👏👏
Ram >>>>>> Imagine
Strongly Agree.
Venus and Mars by Wings is also great
plastic ono band is easily number 2
McCartney is very underrated.
It's my favorite
@@manny4552 same.
George Harrison W fr☝️
Macca's Pipes of Peace deserve to be here.
Senti a falta de Cloud 9 e Flowers in the dirt
Good list execpt for Double Fantasy.
I'll include in my top list : Back to the Egg, London Town, Dark Horse, George Harrison album
O álbum de 1987 de George Harrisson deveria entrar na lista.
Double Fantasy personally number 1
George in 1st place as he deserves
My top ten
10. Ringo
9. Mccartney
8. Living In The Material World
7. Cloud Nine
6. Double Fantasy
5. Ram
4. Plastic Ono Band
3. Imagine
2. Band On The Run
1. All Things Must Pass
Thirty three merece un lugar aqui
Ram is one of my favorite albums, would put it at #2 instead
Walls And Bridges, Venus And Mars, Tug Of War, Flaming Pie, Chaos And Creation and George Harrison (selftitled)
1. All Things Must Pass
2. Band On the Run
3. Ram
4. Double Fantasy
5. Living In the Material World
6. Plastic Ono Band
7. Imagine
8. Ringo
9. Cloud Nine
10. Somewhere In England
Justice for travelling wilburys
Ram it's better than imagine for sure
Plastic Ono Band is better than both
No 😅
33 and 1/3 is pretty good . chaos and creation.
You mean to tell me 2 Virgins didn't make the cut? Well dang!
I LOVE THE BEATLES
Band On The Run isn’t a solo album, he did it with Wings.
It might be the most solo (besides McCartney & McCartney II). It’s only him, Linda & Denny Laine on it.
solo, as in - not with the Beatles
All four of them had other artists playing on their solo albums.
George merece está na presença de Deus ✌🏼🤍🇧🇷
Well Looky there! GEORGE Has the #1!
My ranking:
1. All Things Must Pass (George Harrison)
2. Ram (Paul McCartney)
3. Imagine (John Lennon)
4. Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon)
5. Band On The Run (Paul McCartney)
6. George Harrison (George Harrison)
7. Double Fantasy (John Lennon)
8. McCartney (Paul McCartney)
9. Brainwashed (George Harrison)
10. Ringo (Ringo Starr)
Band On The Run #1
No contest
All Things Must Pass is the greatest
@@lucashernandez4345 not to me, anyway is an absolute great album
Nah plastic ono band. Some songs in it are shit but paul never wrote anything as good or emotional as isolation or mother
No , Plastic Ono band
Imagine one of my fav song
John had the most notable solo career because of Imagine, despite that I personally choose McCartney's solo career, filled with some maginnicent and underrated tracks. George's career is great too! Ringo had some amazing songs but most of them were written by others. From exceptions I can definitely choose 'Stop and smell the roses' ' s version of Back Off Boogaloo!
Nah Mccartney have better solo carrer than the other three
I like how the first 4 albums we saw are by different Beatles
John's are all so dreamy
imagine my #1
Walls and Bridges is top 10
George finally got his due👍
Cuando tenía diez años en casa estaba imagine y wings wil life, extraordinarios
All things must pass is so good
Imagine, no pun intended, if these solo efforts had been Beatles records. Tell me how they wouldn't have been even better.
One better than the other
I knew what the top three would be.