A good album by the fab four, but not a consistent one.

Plenty of great original songs on here. One of their best pre-Rubber Soul

A sentire queste canzoni ( le hits ma anche la minore "Hold me tight", per dire ) si capisce anche a distanza di mezzo secolo come abbiano potuto i Beatles scatenare una simile rivoluzione. Si capisce anche molto bene ( soprattutto in questo secondo disco più ancora che nel primo, a mio parere ) perché già fin da subito non ce n'era per nessuno…

Personally, my favorite pop album of all time

Not as great as their debut album but still a great collection of songs. This does however feel a little bit like a collection of b-sides as the band didn't want to issue their singles on their albums, as they didn't want to take advantage of their fans and have them buy the same song twice.

In my opinion, the worst Beatles album. Has many good originals and covers, but mainly sounds packed with filler. A lot of the covers are weak and unexciting for The Beatles' standards. Still a good album for the average artist.

Highlights- All My Loving, All I've Got to Do, Money (That's What I Want)

All my loving is outstanding and half the record is very very good. The other half are fillers but pretty much ok.
I wanna be your man is the weakest song but still enjoyable if you don't give it much thought.

A step and a half down from Please Please Me but still introduced the world to Hold Me Tight and All My Loving, so there's that. A glimpse at the excellence to come

The Beatles weakest album is Please Please Me done a second time with different jingles. It's done well but loses its luster because we heard it before. Musically its just as good as the debut.

The Beatles second UK album is much more energetic than their debut, please please me. The opening three tracks are wonderful with the frantic it won't be long, the underrated all i've got to do, and Paul's timeless all my loving. George also makes his songwriting debut with don't bother me, which I really like. That's the best of the originals, but there's some great covers on here. Please Mr postman is awesome, and there's also a take on Barrett-Strong's money, and Chuck Berry's brilliant roll over Beethoven. The rest is filler like little child and not a second time, and Ringo's vocal showcase, I wanna be your man, lacks all the raw sexiness that the Rolling Stones bring to the track. But it's all fun to listen to. All in all, a more enjoyable album than it's predecessor. If only it had she loves you on it.