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What band is more influential than The Beatles? Maybe only a few, but music changed when the Beatles arrived. From first attracting swarms of adoring fans during Beatlemania to becoming psychedelic hippies and eventually growing out beards at the end of the decade, The Beatles set the foundations for 1970s rock. In under 10 years, they jumped through countless phases, each with amazing albums and songs to listen to. Here is a ranking of The Beatles’ discography for their original U.K. releases, which were eventually released in the United States.

12. “Beatles For Sale” (1964)

“Beatles For Sale” may be last on the list, but still carries a lot of iconic Beatles songs. The record begins on a high with its first three songs, “No Reply,” “I’m A Loser” and “Baby’s In Black,” which saw their songwriting veering into darker territory. The rest of the album occasionally meets these highs, but unfortunately has a decent amount of forgettable tracks.

11. “With The Beatles” (1963)

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Source: From worst to best: Ranking of The Beatles’ discography – Pipe Dream