I like the Beatles I haven't listened to many of there songs but I know I like them. But what are some of the names of some good songs of Beatles for me to check out? And idk if anyone else has a playlist on playlist.com but I search for Beatles in there and for some reason it shows The Boo Radleys instead does anyone know why it does that?

Here's the Top 30 Selling Singles from The Beatles:

1 She Loves You 1963
2 I Want To Hold Your Hand 1963
3 Can't Buy Me Love 1964
4 I Feel Fine 1964
5 Day Tripper/We Can Work It Out 1965
6 Hey Jude 1968
7 From Me To You 1963
8 Help ! 1965
9 Hello Goodbye 1967
10 Get Back 1969
11 Paperback Writer 1966
12 All You Need Is Love 1967
13 Eleanor Rigby/Yellow Submarine 1966
14 Ticket To Ride 1965
15 Magical Mystery Tour (E.P.) 1967
16 A Hard Day's Night 1964
17 Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane 1967
18 Lady Madonna 1968
19 Love Me Do 1962
20 Please Please Me 1963
21 Ballad Of John And Yoko 1969
22 Let It Be 1970
23 Free As A Bird 1995
24 Come Together/Something 1969
25 The Beatles Movie Medley 1982
26 Yesterday 1976
27 Real Love 1996
28 Baby It's You 1995
29 Back In The U.S.S.R. 1976
30 Strawberry Fields Forever (1976 Re-issue) 1976

As for the Boo Radleys thing, they were fairly Beatles-inspired, as were most Brit-Pop bands. They probably just crop up because people who like the Beatles might also like the Radleys.

Thanks funk you are a big help with that and suggested alot of good beatles song for me.

I'm partial to these: Happiness is a Warm Gun, Helter Skelter, Norwegian Wood,
Tomorrow Never Knows.

You know one of the songs I really like of Beatles that I already knew before I asked this was hard days night.

Not a real big Beatles fan but do like a bit of their stuff:

Come Together, Eleanor Rigby, In My Life, She's Leaving Home, I Am The Walrus, I Want You (She's So Heavy), Tomorrow Never Knows, A Day In The Life

If you like the guitar hero/rock band type games; starting next week (I think) the Beatles Rock Band game will be out -- a great way of learning all their songs and having fun while you're at it...

It's hard to give an objective list of favorites: they've done so much in just absolute number of songs out there, and have played around with so many different styles, I really don't know where to start.
That said, I prefer getting to know artists by albums, not single songs; and in that respect, three must-haves as far as I'm concerned are: Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and the White Album.
But then, you sat that those three are must haves, and by saying that you leave out Help!, Abbey Road, Let It Be, A Hard Day's Night, Rubber Soul, or the sort-of-compilation Hey Jude, etc.

You see, it gets complicated...

revolver
with the beatles
white album
abbey road
rubber soul
let it be
really u should download every album cause like who cares paul mccartneys rich enough and you need whole albums not songs thats when u realise how amazing they were from the albums

White Album and Abbey Road are my favourite Beatles albums so I always recommend those. As for songs, I particularly like Something, Across the Universe, All My Loving, Blackbird, Here Comes The Sun, Helter Skelter, Hey Jude, Yellow Submarine, Octopus's Garden, I Want You (She's So Heavy), Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Oh! Darling, Please Mister Postman, and Two of Us.
Whew. lol

I want a loop of I want you(She's so heavy)'s ending for about 10 minutes

well i think most of their good songs have been said but you csnt really get just a single song since from rubber soul on all their albums had a theme and alot of the times a little story in them, magical mystery tour is a good example, but before the more "hippie" music just find a best of

@Raziel
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I'd immediately recommend "Love" from the Vegas show for a Beatles newbie. It's got lot's of great bits interwoven into an interesting disco type "mega" extended mix.

I'd also recommend a viewing of "Across the Universe" - lot's of fun in a more modern and highly interpretive way. The Beatles own "A Hard Day's Night" and "Yellow Submarine" movies are good too.

"Highly interpretive" is generous. It's a trip fest with an iota of a plot hastily thought up to try and reconcile some believable connection between the random mass of songs they use. Only watch it if you want to hear new spins on classic Beatles songs, and not if you actually want to watch a real movie/musical.

Is there any chance you've already considered how empty of plot the two Beatles movies mentioned happen to be?

I love A Hard Days Night but it's hardly an epic plot.