The landmark: the first album. Filled with rough but fun rockers.

Yet another landmark: the first album without a cover song, all written by the dynamic duo of John and Paul. My favorite album.

A very overlooked album, as far as I'm concerned. Every song has the core of a rocker, and the vocals are outstanding.

A mocking "Beatle'd" version of James Bond. Better than "Day's" - to me, the best film by the group.

The cover draws you in. The songs are more diverse in this one.

Very psychedelic album. The bizarre "I Am the Walrus" is here, as well as my beloved "Fool On the Hill."

A tossed-together collection of songs whose disorder makes you love it even more. George's sparkling "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" stars, along with "Blackbird."

Bizarre animated film that's enjoyable even without the familiar voices of the Beatles. The "Hey Bulldog" scene is given back its rightful place.

The end of the Beatles years; or so they say. Wonderful album, but somewhat incomplete without George Martin's touch.

The collection of singles throughout the Beatles years. Very enjoyable.

All the Beatles number one hits are all right here.

At long last, the old Beatles fans hear the original LIB, and new ones can be entranced. If you love the original, listen in. "The Long and Winding Road" is the clincher song here.