Please Please Me (2009 Remaster) (1963) by The Beatles - 5.85714285714/10 - Listened to on 6/4/2019
A1 - I Saw Her Standing There - 8/10
A2 - Misery - 6/10
A3 - Anna (Go To Him) - 5/10
A4 - Chains - 6/10
A5 - Boys - 6/10
A6 - Ask Me Why - 5/10
A7 - Please Please Me - 7/10
B1 - Love Me Do - 7/10
B2 - P. S. I Love You - 6/10
B3 - Baby It's You - 6/10
B4 - Do You Want To Know A Secret - 4/10
B5 - A Taste Of Honey - 4/10
B6 - There's A Place - 5/10
B7 - Twist And Shout - 7/10

Pure nostalgia dictates my love for this album, but it has a feeling like no other and plenty of great early 60's club rock n roll tracks.

Good album. Nothing blowaway, but all the songs are good. Easy to listen to from start to finish.

Is there truly a bad Beatles album? Some might say yes, and some might point to their earlier records, but this is a treasure for all music fans alike! One thing the Beatles could do was write and/or record a string of songs that seemed to fit so well together, you'd hardly believe that they were written by other people. 10/10!

Almost reads like a greatest hits, vol. 1 album. A portent of great, great things to come. A must-have for Beatles' fans, and anyone who appreciates truly outstanding rock.

9.2/10

Top Tracks: "Misery", "Please Please Me", "There's a Place"

The birth of the four-headed monster. With Twist and Shout they invented hard rock.

From VictorVale 12/12/2018 21:34

Sucesso massivo e harmonias radiofônicas no nascimento dos maiores!

My favorite pre-Rubber Soul album. It's got a lot of great stuff, and the feeling I get from this album is something I'll (hopefully) never lose. It's the definition of classic for me

From Nowhereman1965 09/09/2018 11:58

A good solid debut by The Beatles, as they took their live set into the studio. Any album that has I Saw Her Standing There , Please Please Me and Twist and Shout on it is worth hearing. The legend had just begun.