Every George Harrison Album Ranked Worst to Best

[@pinheadlarry6534]

There's no choice now. Ringo discography is a must now

[@thevoid99]

and he's the best beatle.

[@josephbergeron4544]

the only beatle with insane MS paint skills.

[@volodyadykun6490]

Hopefully everyone watches last seconds after the cover

[@okaypearl]

we demand it with peace and love

[@BeanWizard_of_Beans]

@@josephbergeron4544 true facts

[@PinkFloyd448]

Watching George Harrison himself come back to life to become a KZbinr and review his albums is amazing.

[@omituinenotus9651]

Nice "🗿" pfp

[@barbaraolson6783]

George, an amazing spiritual man as all of the Beatles are. While my love of, for and about the Beatles never wavered but continually changes. They have music for all phases of life and all types of love and lives. All creation becomes love. There is and are parts of this group we may never discover in this or other lifetimes but allow ourselves to enjoy. Thank you to the four wonderful souls and all who form a musical backdrops to many lives and lifetimes that create the unity of souls that we are. We are love and if we listen music acknowledges and reflects love in all. Nothing finite,, nothing that may be defined. Love, just and only love, amazing , wonderful love. Undefinable love. We are love, love is and was, love. Love.

[@thebeetle1656]

XD

[@StonefieldJim4]

The impression I got over the years was that George was an embittered and cynical misanthrope. I must've read different interviews than you did. @@barbaraolson6783

[@channingchills]

The most anticipated KZbin video of 2023 thus far. Absolutely did not disappoint. George Harrison has an absolutely stellar solo discography.

[@christopherhidalgo6696]

pretty sure someone with not even a hundred thousand subs can make the most anticipated video of 2023

[@Watty1230]

Ok buzzkill

[@christopherhidalgo6696]

@@Watty1230 no way you said "buzzkill"🤣

[@DaveOfTheDaiquris]

​@@christopherhidalgo6696 First sentence was a delightful exaggeration, good natured hyperbole. If you want to stick to facts, just read sentences two and three.

[@rattyeely]

@@christopherhidalgo6696 Most anticipated in Beatles circles at least

[@BobPerrone]

As a lifelong Harrison fan (I'm now 70 years old), it is rare for me to see and hear a much younger fan who "gets it". Thank you for a lovingly produced and in-depth look at his music. George changed my life, and I believe that he is having a profound effect on yours as well. Although I think Brainwashed should be #1, I find no fault at all with your ratings. It's all subjective in the end. Thank you!😊

[@gore1089]

It's not the first time I've heard someone say that George changed their lives but mostly by younger people, which is intriguing, especially when some of these people weren't even born when he died. Just curious what do you think it is about George and his music that affects people in this way. ?

[@getoffthestage263]

Another 70 year old here and I agree! I very much enjoy these videos and it's nice to see a youngster giving George his due. This video prompted me to revisit ATMP, which I've never been terribly fond of. The demo recordings opened my ears a little - allowing me to hear the melodies that were hidden by Spector bombast. The album - including the demos release - moved up in my top George albums to number 4, right behind 1. George Harrison, 2. Dark Horse and 3. Material World.

[@lisamarieligreci-newton7804]

@@gore1089 I'm no longer really young (although there was a time I was considered a 'young' Beatles fan - born after John's death but I was in college when George died) - and I think it's perhaps the sense of authenticity and seeking something genuine/larger, but combined with humility/self-deprecation. I think that's what mostly saves George from feeling like he's 'preaching' or 'lecturing' since he is on the journey as well. Plus I just do think a lot of his melodies are just timeless and sound great, in a way that stands the test of time.

[@vlues]

honestly he has attracted a lot of new younger fans in the last couple years tbh, and get back also helped to get people curious about him. He died years before i was born and i genuinely love him and his music so much, his younger fanbase kinda blew up which is awesome if u ask me and he’d love it

[@thomasmorris2245]

( I’m now 70 and grew up as a George Harrison fan-and read that I Me Mine in the 80’s) Also getting a Gibson J-160 guitar and others . George had a really good voice and choice of women .

[@josephstone2112]

I never thought I would see a video of George Harrison reviewing his own albums. This is certainly a day in the life of me.

[@thirdhandlv4231]

You saw Elliot review all of Harrisons albums today, you didn't notice that Elliot was a cosplayer.

[@guighs6477]

@@thirdhandlv4231 no way

[@thirdhandlv4231]

@@guighs6477 You didn’t get the reference, a crowd of people loudly sighed.

[@BeanWizard_of_Beans]

@@thirdhandlv4231 😂

[@josephstone2112]

@@thirdhandlv4231 They'd seen his face before, nobody was really sure if he was the cosplayer.

[@dougkhazzam]

I’ve watched many of your videos and I’ve seen this one two times. As a lifelong Beatles fan I always gravitated toward George’s songs and include many in my own repertoire when just singing and playing at home. Your comprehensive and thoughtful coverage of not just his music but of his life is amazing and I felt acknowledgment was required. Thank you.

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

Thank you so much, Doug.

[@waxmeltfan]

I remember my younger brother was OBSESSED with Extra Texture. He owned the vinyl with the layers and the ohnonothimagen and everything. I remember arguing with him about Pure Smokey vs Woman don’t you cry for me, which was one better and he was so passionate. He and I lived and breathed George Harrison. I remember only days after he died, the first single off the 2020 all things must pass mix came out and I cried for hours listening to it. Love you, Melly

[@waxmeltfan]

It was usually 33 1/3, Pet Sounds, Extra Texture, and Pacific Ocean Blue he’d have playing on his Victrola. Really miss him

[@cameronf5647]

He sounds like me haha. I’ve always loved it so much and embrace its flaws but I understand why most don’t like it

[@Blinki18284]

@@cameronf5647 I love Extra Texture. It has this very unique Mid-70s touch of the era and cultivates the zeitgeist perfectly.

[@mr_bassman6685]

Extra Texture definitely has some good songs-it probably would have been received better if most of it wasn't just one slow track after another and they all kinda start sounding the same...

[@kostaaaa41]

Pure Smokey!!!

[@michaelbuday5630]

Dude, just finished watching this entire epic on George Harrison. I liked the McCartney one you did, but this one blows that one away. I'm not sure if it's because your love of the man, or the man himself. You seriously need to be rewarded for bringing this salute to the world. My goodness the massive undertaking it must've been. George himself, I'm sure is smiling from above, and probably thanking you! As we all are. Wow! What a production!

[@BobSperber]

Sometimes when you get a “like” to your comment, you don’t know who sang it. So I’m just telling you, you are so absolutely right that this was the best of the “worst to bests” - because Harrison gave us the music AND SO much more. I’m a lifelong fan from the age of five, and I’m 64, and still find what he did the most interesting of the bunch. That’s not to put the others down, it’s just I relate best to him, I guess 🤷‍♂️

[@lucberube9862]

I just watched the whole thing too. Amazing piece of research, authentic love for the work and passionate execution.

[@MrThedonhead]

George never thanked anyone, he thought music was silly

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

It’s an albums ranking mate.

[@jerry3790]

It’s because McCartney had so much stuff that his video ended up a bit bloated

[@WhaleManMan]

2:53 Extra Texture 13:02 Somewhere In England 24:23 Gone Tropo 36:21 Cloud Nine 48:30 Dark Horse 1:03:41 Thirty-Three and A Third 1:14:02 Brainwashed 1:30:47 George Harrison (Self-Titled) 1:44:34 Living in A Material World 1:58:51 All Things Must Pass 2:25:55: Wonderwall Music 2:28:36 Electronic Sound 2:30:12 Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1 2:33:56 Traveling Wilburys Vol 3 2:35:34 Compilations 2:36:22 Live Albums

[@tangerinecarrots4282]

doing Krishna’s work

[@partyharry7585]

now how did i already know that electronic sound was gonna make it in the top 3?

[@AntSPONGEBOB]

A savior

[@cynthiaforsythe8989]

I was in tears when you completed your review of #1. My nephew says George was “half a genius,” not quite up to John and Paul. I disagreed with him, knowing that my very intelligent and musical nephew had not absorbed All Things Must Pass like I did when I was 17 in 1970 and we played it on repeat, day and night. It IS a masterpiece and George DID overwhelmingly prove his genius! Thank you for an incredible job at reviewing these albums. It’s the best thing I’ve ever seen or heard about George, period. And may I say you look just as handsome as George in this video ❤

[@juanfelipemv]

George is at most 1/100th of a genius.

[@aidenhayward1]

@Felipe Muve you’re off your rocker

[@kusfhizjingjiongia4564]

george is using 5% of his power

[@Onthejazz247]

The thing is, George never was able to do all things must pass again. It's a near perfect album, but it's his only near perfect album. I'd say John had 3 albums in that level, and Paul has had, in my opinion about 5, maybe 6. Now keep in mind, most artists would be thrilled with 1 album of that quality, but you get the feeling that if he didn't have 3 or 4 years to work on that album it wouldn't have been that quality

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

🌽

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

I recommend wearing headphones 🎧😎

[@schneedlemusic]

You're in his Bangladesh suit. I'm looking forward to this video.

[@vishalm6846]

This video came out 3 mins ago yet you commented this 7 hours ago Great video though

[@TheBeatlesToday]

Agreed. Wouldn’t want to miss out on hearing “BAAAAAABYYYY DON’T RUN AWAY FROM ME” in high def 😂

[@Dudenamedsar]

🎧😎

[@quiricomazarin476]

You owe an apology to the viewers & the Catholic church who is Holy for your uneducated slanderous comments & calumnies against her. Don't comment on religion when you know nothing about the true religion from God dufus.

[@nikolamarkovina2751]

A massive undertaking. I found myself tearing up at certain points, just overwhelmed at the shear emotionality of George’s passion for his music. Wonderful work.

[@jabrother]

So true! After George and Paul Simon on YT, this is the next best thing for certain!!!

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

TWO CORRECTIONS: • The guy I said was “Legs” Larry Smith is actually Vivian Stanshall. Legs is the drummer of the band. • John and Paul didn't veto 'All Things Must Pass', George decided to hold out on it til later.

[@michaelgilson2927]

larry is visible in the background of the short clip

[@coreywiley3981]

I always thought you were too hard on Flowers In The Dirt so I lit up when you revised your opinion on that one. I agree about the bad 80s production, but I think the actual songs are really good on that album. I've come to really love the demos of many of those songs performed with Elvis Costello. They don't have that awful 80s over production and they are raw and passionately sung kind of like the Get Back sessions. And Thank you for your fine comprehensive videos that are enjoyable and informative.

[@gisellabeltrami9043]

Yes it's true but because George realized that both John and Paul didn't take any interest and put no efforts to put the song in the right mood

[@reinacarbetta388]

@@gisellabeltrami9043 Not true. They ran through it 71 times during the Get Back sessions.

[@BobSperber]

I LOVE Dark Horse! Named my kid Maya, and I can listen to far east man over and over and over. Thank you for at least rating it fairly highly. I can’t take it anymore, I need to subscribe :-)

[@stephen3511]

Love the way Ringo calmly and confidently states that he would like to go on the roof. I’ve watched the Get Back documentary several times since it’s release and Ringo is undoubtedly the heart of the band.

[@hannahmoran3660]

Your love and admiration for George shines through in every moment of your video. George is my favorite Beatle, and you MORE than did him justice. Thank you, thank you, thank you Elliot- if not for you, the solo discographies of the Beatles wouldn't sing in quite the same way ❤

[@DodgerFanAD_23]

Same !🥹

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

1:53:54 What a great honor it must have been to the Gallagher Bros. to have George Harrison write a song about their third album. I’m glad to hear George was able to foresee the genius of “Be Here Now.” He was a truly amazing Oasis fan ✌️

[@doingyourmommp3novirus]

@@mrmoztaza He's joking

[@finch45lear]

One of my favorite moments from TCFB is when George gets a big grin on his face as the sold out crowd cheers the first notes of Here Comes The Sun. I think he would have the same reaction if he saw your video. Beautifully done.

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

Thanks! That’s one of my favourite clips of George too and it’s why I used it right towards the end 🙂

[@kyleighh1979]

Elliot, you had me in tears during this video. George means a lot to many of us and I've been excited and slightly nervous for this video. You crushed it. 🎉 It was beautifully written and edited, and one of your funniest videos yet. Also, the research here was next level. Thanks for putting so much care and love towards this project! It was wonderful. 👏🏼🤍

[@fvfre246]

❤

[@dimitreze]

agreed

[@darkjanggo]

@@dimitreze oh hello dimiteze

[@hanieldawkins5525]

Me too. I cried multiple times as I watched it. You did George's life a great justice with this video.

[@nikolamarkovina2751]

Yes, I was in tears at times too, and I’m not exactly sure why, it was just really overwhelming the emotionality of George’s passion for his music.

[@JordanEsker]

Funniest moments: bass voice reaction 28:51 baby don’t run away 33:43 ookie spooky oddity 34:42 fever dream 35:50 foreseeing cloud 9 placement hate 38:53 flowers in the dirt amendment 47:36 jumped the shark edit 56:39 this moment 58:01 all of the extra texture memes lool sweatervest 1:11:44 art of dying 2:20:50

[@volodyadykun6490]

2:44:55

[@BrendanJSmith]

26:01

[@johnlauracave8169]

20:00 He talks like BOB 1:02:03 1:20:42

[@FoxieRoxie365]

I felt like all was right in the world when he amended Flowers In The Dirt

[@pinball-wizard]

don’t forget about George being goofy at 59:20

[@thevfxmancolorizationvfxex4051]

Remember, we have to thank him for funding Monty Python's Life of Brian, one of the greatest comedies of all time..

[@paulupfront]

Outstanding. The epilogue discussing George's association with the Travelling Wilburys, his contribution to Bangladesh and the overall musical legacy he's left to the world, had me quite misty. Thank you, Elliot, for a tremendous production.

[@1827crowley]

Fun fact about George's love of ukuleles- He's actually loved them since the 50s so much so that when one of his friends (I forget his name) told him didn't have a ukulele, george went home and stuffed the back of his(?) car with as many ukuleles as possible and attempted to give them all to his friend. Definitely one of my favourite stories lol

[@comixproductions4792]

That was Tom Petty. It was in the Living in the material word documentary.

[@iamtherhombus9582]

when i saw paul mccartney live he brought out a ukulele explaining that george gave it to him and he played “something” on it!

[@10hull]

Easily the best video I have ever seen on KZbin, so well thought out and balanced, also love the many clips you included. George has been my favourite artist since the mid 1970's, Extra Texture was the first George album I bought on release so I do have a soft spot for it. Excellent excellent video, many thanks for all the effort you put into it, much appreciated and great to read all the comments and see over 100,000 views already. all the best to you.

[@yyouthcanoee]

An incredibly in-depth, well done run through of George’s discography. Even though I’m an Extra Texture apologist, the All Things Must Pass portion couldn’t have been more well done. Bravo. I can’t wait for the 6 hour video of the ranking of Ringo’s discography!

[@dmellis]

I'm not going to quibble about the order but I think Extra Texture is in the middle of the list.

[@GeorgeChipo]

Damn, this video took me almost three weeks to finish. I didn't want it playing on the background while I was focused on something else. I wanted to completely direct my attention to it and it definitely paid off. Discovered so many great George songs that I somehow missed in the past. The "Be Here Now" part and your sunrise experience brought tears to my eyes. I had a feeling I was there with you on that plane, having the same headphones on. Thanks once again for your effort, Elliot. Those forty pages surely weren't written for nothing. Love from Berlin.

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

Thanks George!

[@max101victory]

George Harrison is honestly my favourite solo album of his. The sound is just absolutely lovely. Great video as always!

[@donovancogswell8646]

I’m a massive fan of All Things Must Pass, but haven’t heard any of his other solo work cause I wasn’t sure how to penetrate his discography. Love these videos, and I’m very happy you made this one, huge motivation.

[@TrekBeatTK]

A good intro to his later work is The Best of Dark Horse comp he put out in 1989. Also has some originals on it.

[@maddier1388]

Ooh you might want Brainwashed next or Somewhere in England…

[@thomasnelson5758]

I'm so happy you love "Love Comes To Everyone", it's my all time favorite Harrison solo song. So so good. The whole self-titled record is super underrated and glad you shined a light on it to those who probably weren't familiar with how good it is.

[@kenlieck7756]

I always figured someone liked it since he made it a B-side at least twice...

[@farrellmcnulty909]

Here's a really beautiful cover of it:🥰 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5ytqY1vqs16epY

[@2wayplebney]

Oh, yes. One of George's best.

[@ChubbyChecker182]

I love how their solo sounds and careers really show how very very different people they were. Shows why the Beatles worked as their edges smoothed each other out, but also why they could not last for long together.

[@christybrown5384]

I've been waiting for this one for a while. George is up there with Dylan as one of my favorite artists, and I think some of his lyrics on Brainwashed are some of the best ever written. "I'm living proof of all life's contradictions."

[@lexaunculpt]

I hear it as “imma living proof….” haha. What a wonderful song, album and human. He changed my life.

[@benlofcx9467]

I don’t usually comment on KZbin videos but I have to say that this has been one of the most enjoyable videos I have ever seen on this platform. Well done to everyone involved! Your effort, time and attention to detail that was put in to making this video is incredible. Thank you - really enjoyed it

[@kurtcobainsmicrophone6969]

When my Grandfather died in December of 2021, I drove home from work and listened to All Things Must Pass over and over again, crying the whole time. George got me through my loss; I owe him more than he’ll ever know.

[@MrChristoffer46]

The AMOUNT of work put into this is insane. The research, recording, editing. Everything flows through absolutely as smooth as can be. Thank you for this Elliott, its a great gift for a die-hard Harrison fan like myself!!

[@nath_npc_tales]

You just made me fall in love with George and his music again. I grew up listening to The Beatles because of my mom, and I saw a bit of myself in George, not really knowing why. His quietness, his expression through guitar slides that go beyond words, the fact he never gave up on his spiritual journey despite the chaos in his life, he's just something else. Thank you for the massive effort and research to showcast how incredible his discography is, you showed me a side of it I didn't know and that makes me want to go back and re listen to understand him better. Genuinely thank you ♡

[@actualdin8458]

Can I just say how excellent it is to have people like Elliot giving us these wonderfully thoughtful, developed pieces of work? Elliot, your passion and knowledge never fail to shine. Thank you!

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Seriously. Compared to the other garbage on KZbin that gets millions of views etc Eliot turns out such thoughtful, careful, and still very entertaining material. I am really hoping he goes over 100k soon - he so deserves it.

[@boxsterman77]

Amen to that. I was blown away at his skill. As I said in another comment, even if his delivery was the result of a well-crafted script rehearsed until it reached perfection in its final form, that alone would be impressive. But if this was just off-the-cuff, extemporaneous critique, it's nothing short of amazing. What a talent he has.

[@benburke3015]

"Cracker Box Palace" has probably one of my favourite opening lines from a solo Beatle song: "I was so young when I was born". Seriously, George Harrison did his take on that Game Grumps "at age six I was born without a face" bit nearly a whole decade before Arin Hanson was even born lol.

[@Yokozai]

I'm so excited for this! I've rewatched the Paul and John videos a bunch of times, so having the video for George is awesome! You deserve so much love and praise for your hard work!!

[@pilesovinyl]

Thank you. As the self described greatest fan of George Harrison (just my humble opinion) this was superbly and lovingly completed. I differed just a bit from your rankings (but you had them ranked fairly similar to what I would have). One of my favorite tracks that you didn't discuss was The Day The World Gets Round from Living In The Material World. It was a quirky and lyrically somewhat awkward piece but I loved it and I was really thrilled when Cat Stevens of all people decided to cover it and did a nice job I thought with it. But thanks, just really enjoyed your deep dive into George's catalog.

[@luisalonsoecheverria]

I'd love to see a video covering Ringo's solo discography. Some of it gets pretty wild and bizzare.

[@LollieVox]

After watching the Get Back documentary, I felt they butchered George’s I,Me,Mine. So glad you’re doing these in depth reviews! ❤

[@LollieVox]

I get why they did it thou, John felt it was supposed to be a rock album hearing back to the early days perhaps? Even thou Long & Winding Road was a ballad. I don’t know, I’m guessing they wanted to make it fit the motif?

[@blitzkreig741]

You should do a David Bowie worst to best, that would be outstanding!

[@GeorgeChipo]

That'll probably be like 15 hour long video. :D

[@12sleep34]

the laughing gnome would easily be number one

[@davidbanan.]

​@@12sleep34for sure

[@marty6779]

The demo of "isn't it a pity" (heard in Get Back PT. 1) is my favourite George solo song. It's absolutely haunting.

[@mskisimms]

My favorite song by George; Isn’t It A Pity. Beautiful, Haunting, Amazing…WOW

[@Interrobang2626]

I was 11 years old when Cloud 9 came out. I loved the singles and eventually got the album which I also fell in love with. Then my mother told me that Harrison used to be in a band called the Beatles. This intrigued me. She dug out her old records and fanzines when she was a teenager and gave them to me. From that point on there was no turning back. Cloud 9 opened the door for me to venture through and discover all those great bands/albums that came before.

[@robd1329]

I was 9yrs old and remember a kid in school singing the song. I loved the video and had no idea who the Beatles were when i saw George on MTV

[@DavidCKendall]

@sash--- You lucky kid!!

[@cynthiaforsythe8989]

When you spoke about George’s quest for love and truth in your conclusion with ATMP, it made me think that through your #1 pick of John’s albums, his journey was love and pain. Ram showed us that Paul is about love and joy. Ringo? We know- Love and peace! But all four were about love.

[@richardmorgan8079]

What a great comment. Love and Truth. Love and Pain. Love and Joy. Love and Peace .... the 4 Beatles, captured beautifully!

[@harrytodhunter5078]

Its all you need

[@happyron]

can't wait for you to do Ringo, he's got some great tunes that are overlooked. When I first got into doing music at an older age his RINGO album, with its lack of pretension, was one of my biggest influences. Every track sounds like a lost Beatles song sung by Ringo, and most of his other albums have great stuff on them as well

[@janneortju961]

I've watched this twice and I'm going to watch this many more times. The quality of the content here is so concise and precise as I compare it to my thoughts on George's music. I'd put this on the same level with the Scorcese document. I just love how George's sometimes overflooded spirituality is portrayed in a new and refreshing way here, I got over some godly titles on some albums and learned to really like them in the different light you gave. Heck of a mountain you've climbed and I am ever so grateful you did. Thank you so much.

[@vitorbastos123]

This is better than the Scorsese documentary actually.

[@janneortju961]

@@vitorbastos123 Yer right, but I was afraid to say it 😁

[@dmellis]

I couldn't help but compare this to the Scorcese documentary. It's so very good.

[@rileyliebertz2041]

Ever since I started listening to the Beatles again after Get Back I was always drawn to and fascinated by George and his music. I am so excited to watch this ranking of my favorite Beatle!!

[@andrewray2507]

I just love the way you edited the Dark Horse as a sitcom. Haha great framing for the album.

[@ElliotRobertsVideos]

Thanks for noticing that!

[@collinmurr3207]

Oh man, it's so nice to see Gone Troppo not automatically placed at the bottom like so many people do. That's the Way It Goes is probably my favorite George song period. Great video as always!

[@DjunaMoore.]

Thank you Elliot Roberts. This is a video I've been waiting for ever since you first announced that you were doing it. I have always been most curious about George Harrison's solo career. To hear the history, the emotions George went through, the struggles, the highs and lows. This is the best ranking video you've ever done. Hearing the emotion in your voice as you talk about Be Here Now was truly heartwarming. You've made me appreciate George Harrison so much more than I already do. This is amazing. Keep up the amazing work. I truly love everything Beatles and your honesty one of the reasons why.

[@scott963]

This is going to be a 10 out of 10 video I can already tell

[@philturner1826]

What a brilliant documentary. Superbly put together with a great script. The work that went into this must have been huge. Thanks, and keep the amazing work up.

[@brandonmclendon5368]

One thing that I find interesting about George’s albums is that even his weaker albums were still decent.

[@GlennDavey]

I remember being a big early Beatles fan as a little kid. Then I saw the "When We Were Fab" music video and it freaked me out. Found it sad and eerie. Now I can appreciate it. But it's still melancholy.

[@Blannibal311]

TBH it's pretty much the same with both Paul & George. Of course Paul has some weaker ones but that happens when you put out more music and for a much longer period. I'd say both also have three truly not good records with Extra Texture, Somewhere In England & Gone Troppo with George and Press To Play, Off The Ground & Driving Rain for Paul.

[@GlennDavey]

@@Blannibal311 It's the Beach House Test. If it's all you had to play on a record player at a beach house in the summer, you would appreciate the hell out of those vinyls. I'm showing my age but that's how I think of albums, some of the less popular ones are still gems.

[@Blannibal311]

@@GlennDavey Oh I still appareciate the hell out of the majority of George, John & Paul's solo work I just think there's some real low points. I agree though that even some of the less popular/loved albums have some gems. McCartney II is a perfect example IMO. I think that album actually has some pretty good songs on it despite being a very divisive project from Paul.

[@deespaeth8180]

Imho Even George's weaker albums are better than 98% percent of what's on the radio.

[@Sir-Kino43]

These videos are INSTRUMENTAL in getting me into the Beatles solo work. I wouldn't know where to go, what to expect, and how to feel without these videos. Thank you very much Elliot ❤️

[@sgt.celestial]

Really wonderful video!!!! George's discography has so much depth and spirit to it, and you did absolute justice to every bit of it. Your rendition of Mystical One was also a lovely treat after a positively tear inducing end

[@cronggamer3067]

the fact John called his 1974 his lost weekend and George called his 1974 his naughty period tells you everything

[@roberthardman367]

Honestly I’ve been waiting for this for so long and it was worth the wait, I think this is a masterpiece of a video essay (I think for Paul and John as well) you should be immensely proud of yourself I’ve learnt so much from this video. The fact I sat through this for three hours without a care in the world is a sentiment to your talents, can’t wait for your take on Ringo and ultimately… The Beatles ✌️

[@robertcottam8824]

Whilst I don't agree with your every choice, I'm really enjoying your 'take' on the music of George, John and Paul. I just got Extra Texture, Venus an Mars and Sometime in New York City out of their sleeves for the first time in about twenty years, this week. So thanks ever so much.

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

Very nice. I eagerly await the 13 hour Ringo ranking

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

Also here’s my rank for shits and giggles 12. Electronic Sound 11. Gone Troppo 10. Extra Texture (Read All About It) 9. Wonderwall Music 8. Somewhere in England 7. Dark Horse 6. Brainwashed 5. Thirty Three and 1/ॐ 4. George Harrison 3. Living in the Material World 2. Cloud Nine 1. All Things Must Pass

[@stephenfeldman8104]

Wow, Elliot! This labor of love is a joy to watch. A brilliant tour de force peeling back George's triumphs and heartaches through his music, often brilliantly and often prosaically. After listening to and living with George's music for well over 50 years, it's a treat -- and deeply moving -- to listen to your deeply considered and astute observations about this complex man. Fucking Bravo, man! (And bonus points for rating "33-1/3" a 7-1/3. That earned a genuine LOL!)

[@syzygyema]

this means the world to me. Yeah, maybe it's just a youtube video for the general audience, but for me, it's actually the nearest form of content that the platform was supposed to be created for. Talking about art, music, and people that altered and impacted our lives in such profound ways is sacred because it gives a human being the opportunity to see beyond the walls of our eyes, a vision that only extends to a limited horizon at first. I am 18 , I am so young and I have so many things to experience and learn. i actually am romanian , and here the beatles are not so mainstream because our culture is stained with communism that lasted until 1989. and so when the beatles were together in the 60s, we did not have access to foreign media, maybe just really privileged, rich people that imported a very limited quantity of records. My grandparents have no ideea about , well , anything pop culture , music fashion related because they lived in a crystal ball. My parents were the generation that kinda were introduced to this whole new world. i grew up hearing my dad singing john lennon songs and actually saying at 7 years old that my favorite song is "jealous guy". My musical renaissance started about a year and a half , two years ago when i deep dived into music. the beatles changed my live, they changed everything. george harrison was always, from the moment i started listening to their discography, the person that intrigued me the most. i could write an essay about him. i won't. not here. anyways, what i am trying to say and i am ofc rambling and saying nothing really with substance, THANK YOU ELLIOT for actually caring and putting so much effort in a video like this, and dedicating so much of your time and mental capacity to tell your story regarding this complex human being . before i saw the notification that you uploaded i was listening to "be here now" and thinking how much this song means to me(probably the most visceral song that i have ever heard , and i can't even say why). thank you.

[@vladimirlerner3622]

I have to watch this in chunks. I don't know who can sit through this whole discography all at once. It is very good work. I have to watch it a few times so I can listen to all the albums

[@marydarko3380]

This made me unexpectedly emotional and made me realise why George Harrison is my favourite musician of all time, I think because he was called ‘the quiet Beatle’ and was overshadowed a lot during the Beatles period, I was always drawn to him. He’ll always be beloved ❤

[@jorgeb555]

I am 59 and have been a fan all my life. Was in my mother’s womb about a mile away from the Washington Coliseum when the Beatles played their best show ever. I received not one but TWO copies of All Things Must Pass for my 10th birthday. And yet, I have never taken George as seriously as John and Paul until watching your passion for him and his work in this video. I need to go back and listen to everything again. This happened once before to me. I have three younger brothers all great musicians. Never took the youngest too seriously until my dad told me how great his new home recording was. His passion changed my perspective. But I digress. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@EmberEvermore]

George’s solo work has been so meaningful for me in my 20’s. So obviously I’ve been eagerly anticipating your ranking of George’s albums and it did not disappoint! Some great insights and analysis, thank you for all your hard work!! 🧡

[@grahamgreenlee9874]

Thank you, thank you so much for making and uploading this video. George has long been my favorite Beatle, but your video gave me a deeper understanding and appreciation of the man and his music. Your research and presentation is impeccable. Thank you for being such an amazing guide and for sharing your love and passion for others to discover. This really made my week/month/year and I’m more excited than ever for my pilgrimage to Liverpool in late August. Thank you!

[@Wildflower222]

George Harrison is my favorite performer and inspiration. Over the past 20 + years I have watched countless KZbin videos about Harrison but this is the BEST video I have viewed. Loved the video clips, enjoyed your analysis and join you in your appreciation of George’s spiritual tunes and wonderful lyrics. Saving to my favorite videos list. Thank you and 🕉️🙏🏻

[@JordanEsker]

I realized why i love your channel so much in this one and it’s because you take all of the emotions I’ve felt in listening to this music and just crystallize it and explain it. There’s so much deep connection I’ve experienced with this music and the lengths you’ve gone through to explain it all has been seriously just as enjoyable as listening to the music itself. Despite being a songwriter myself I can say that your videos have done a lot to help me think even more deeply about what music does. Also I laughed out loud to so many parts of this one, I think i’ll highlight those in another comment

[@debrasalt3598]

Your coverage of Georg was worthy of an award! I learned so much because I'm a bit younger than the Beatles but love them all the same.I ordered I Me Mine today. George is my favourite Beatle, always was and miss him. Thank You for your hard work Elliot.I'm skint at the moment but will consider becoming a Patreon after the Holiday dust settles.

[@Seafarer62]

I really appreciate all the time you put into producing and editing this video. You made it informative and funny ! I agree with some of the comments that I would have placed "Cloud 9" and "George Harrison" albums near the top. I was 25 when "Cloud 9" came out and thought that the Beatles had come back to life. My single favorite song is "Blow Away." It got a lot of radio play out of CKY-580 AM in Winnipeg in early 1979.

[@jessicamclennan1966]

Thank you so much Elliot for such an insightful and amazing dissection of the work of my favourite Beatle. I completely agree with your line that "at some point, everyone has heard My Sweet Lord and thought it was the best song ever written." I had that moment early in 2022 and knew intrinsically that George was a genius and his music would live forever. I really appreciate your hard work making a feature length film for our free viewing pleasure.

[@gisellabeltrami9043]

Dear Eliott, I'm speechless!! I have already watched your video twice and I'm going to watch it again because it's so rich of comments and considerations which go into an incredible depth never experienced! York ranking is a masterpiece, really without any exaggeration. I think that from now on any comment about George but I daresay about the Beatles in general couldn't help considering your deep analisiyses and considerations. For me it's a pleasure and a joy to realize that what I've always thought about George is so professionally shared!! You have been able to point out the particular spiritual personality of George who shines of his own genius out of the Beatles and out of the Lennon/MacCartney songwriting. You highlights his important musical sensitiveness by importing the East into West. And it's mot enough to explain all that you have done to make George's music truly evaluated. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@TheBeatlesToday]

You were 100% correct when you said that everyone who listens to “My Sweet Lord” would at some point think it’s the best song of all time. If you were to randomly approach me and ask me my opinion about the song, I would definitely rank it in my top 10, but not necessarily #1 - BUT, when I actually sit down and listen to it (especially when I’m in a particular mood), I get overcome with emotion in a very specific way that I never get when listening to any other song, even gospel. I’m not a super spiritual person, but I truly believe that George was able to tap into some high power when he wrote “My Sweet Lord.”

[@anthonyvaldez6892]

I got to see george perform on his dark horse tour his backing band was tom scott and the L A express it was a great show But the critics wanted a beatles Concert and they didn't get it what they got was a solo performance by a great guitarist and songwriter that wanted to be himself.I will never forget how great it was 🎉

[@albertstadt9853]

but that was a very strange album

[@airmark02]

Yes me too , great memory from my 1970's teen age wildlife,

[@chasiestokes]

I love this video so much. George has always been my favorite Beatle and I completely agree his solo career is often overlooked. Hearing you talk about his last album is so sad and beautiful at the same time. He had such a gorgeous soul and his music will continue to inspire. ❤️

[@robbiedubbelman3024]

Thank you so much for making this! It's a great roadmap to George Harrison's catalogue. I always found a lot of his album cuts to be hit or miss, so I was hesitant to go through his entire catalogue just to find the gems. This way I've got a much better idea of where to look for George at his best! 🙂👍♥️

[@rosebyanyname]

So glad you brought up the Concert for George! I caught the documentary when it briefly returned to movie theaters a few months back. The showing was sold out and filled with fans of all ages - I wound up sitting next to a woman who had attended the Beatles' Shea Stadium concert as a teenager! We were all clapping and singing along, a lot of us were sobbing at the beauty of it all. It was my favorite filmgoing experience of last year and I recommend it to anyone and everyone.

[@brad5621]

Holy my sweet Lord, Elliot, you honored Hari-songs like none I’ve heard before - I’ve been listening to George in deep admiration and love for over 50 years, buying every album as they came out, and yet I learned all kinds of new tidbits I never knew before - thank you! - even insights into his lyrics, let alone you pointed out instruments I never knew existed. And where the heck did you find all of that Fab Footage? Your research skills are excellent! Maybe the only weakness is you sorta miss his spiritual depth (yet not really since you are so insightful) but you’re so damn cute - even looking like George - that I can only applaud and celebrate an excellent job honoring one of the greatest musicians EVER uniting the wisdom of the East with the talent and electricity of the West - thank you thank you - your karma has gone up several lifetimes for this great service to all awakened minds and lovers of The Beatles - you rock, but George rocks and slides even better! Thanks for showing us more Light on George Harrison and his divine music than anyone else I have ever read or listened to before: everyone should join your Patreon page forever! OM my my sweet Lord! Bless you & all and All!

[@jbitloml]

best 3 hours I've ever spent on youtube. This is so thorough oml but I love watching you love George Harrison's music, just like I do. Thank you for all the work you must've put into this!

[@BoutYoungAnnaLee]

Well done buddy. Some of the best Beatle docs since the Anthology series. I mean it. Great work ❤

[@jamesegan2742]

This wonderful video is a landmark in critical appreciation, not just of George Harrison, but of modern music. A stunning achievement, and clearly the result of considerable effort, care, thought and reflection. Most sincere congratulations and thanks. The very best piece in this genre I have ever seen. Much respect. Thank you, JPE

[@leftoveraccountforleftovers]

not me criying because the end ouhgggagsghgh i cant express very well rn but gosh this is literally my favorite video of ranking albums, and i enjoyed every minute of this, just, great job dude 😭

[@mwhitcher]

What an amazing biography and tribute to George's post Beatles life and music, on top of just being a fun ranking list

[@PeterCleff]

This is such a crazy good format! I would love to see something like tbis for pretty much every one of these legendary band players that went on to make lesser known solo albums.

[@aum1083]

02:56 Extra Texture (1975) 13:43 Somewhere in England (1981) 25:59 Gone Troppo (1982) 38:13 Cloud Nine (1987) 48:47 Dark Horse (1974) 01:04:06 Thirty Three & 1/3 (1976) 01:16:45 Brainwashed (2002) 01:32:16 George Harrison (1979) 01:45:13 Living in the Material World (1973) 02:01:15 All Things Must Pass (1970)

[@asherbennett1815]

Thank you so much for this video. George is my favourite musician and personality above all (even The Beatles). George LPs, interviews and publications shaped and made me a better person. I went to Henley and I dreamt that I would meet him and get my books and CDs signed by him but the security just laugh at me 😂. Great job Elliot!

[@waxmeltfan]

George was special, really a great musician and kind person

[@redadamearth]

What an absolutely fantastic Beatles series, man. Your research and genuine enthusiasm is a joy. As a fellow Beatles fanatic, it's a true pleasure to watch.

[@tavonnorris8910]

George Harrison deserves love, credit and acknowledgement as we all do with John Lennon and Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr for being the glue for his drum techniques. George is criminally underrated as a lyricist Elliot rocking the mustache by the way. Hopefully we get a Ringo Starr discography ranked review in the future.

[@arzabael]

Every video of yours for me has led to this video my friend. Im glad to be seeing this after the biopic one, the feature film one, the McCartney one and the Lennon one. It is perfect. Harrison is king.

[@MattLeDonne27]

Absolutely love your McCartney and Lennon rankings!! Super excited to watch this 🎸

[@marylouchris457]

Thank you for this video. I don’t have words to fully express what this has meant to me to better understand and appreciate the musical artistry of my favorite musician of all time

[@1827crowley]

This was definitely my most anticipated video of the past year, I was so pumped for it and you absolutely didn't disappoint! amazing tribute to the not so quite beatle 👏

[@constanzaed]

This video is gold… thank you, Elliot. Blessings to the georgeous and wonderful George Harrison…💖✨🌷🙏

[@victoryvideo]

Great video, BUT! As a Jeff Lynne superfan, I need to point out that he never said he wanted ELO to “pick up where the Beatles left off with Strawberry Fields.” It was actually Roy Wood who said it, and Jeff has been living it down for years. Of course, it doesn’t change the fact that Lynne is a huge Beatles fan.

[@laurenthenri8032]

Perfect ranking ! Many thanks !!

[@lechataucafe]

This is your best ranking so far! I'm so happy to see his s/t so high, and I love your look and comments about each one! And the Extra Texture vinyl DOES look amazing!

[@charliebeagle4888]

Epic edit. Well done. This is a brilliant look at George's albums with critique that I can't fault. Here's to a million billion views! Thanks so much. Mike in NZ.

[@Psbusatto]

Very nice giving the self titled its flowers! I love that record

[@karaamundson3964]

Thank you for your beautiful description of all George's albums, but especially "All Things Must Pass." Its outburst of majestic creativity was so beautiful that I think it caught his former bandmates off-guard. Publicly, Lennon was dismissive of the album saying in a Rolling Stone interview in 1970: “I don’t know… I think it’s all right, you know. Personally, at home, I wouldn’t play that kind of music, I don’t want to hurt George’s feelings, I don’t know what to say about it.” However, Dhani Harrison pointed to a later interview with Bobby Whitlock (member of Clapton's band Dereck & the Dominoes, and one keyboard player on "All Things Must Pass") saying, “I remember Lennon coming to the studio during the recording sessions quite friendly and being played it, and he was visibly blown away.” Quite so! McCartney, on the other hand, appears to have made no statements, public or private. I do not find that surprising, considering that upon George's death, he confined his memories of his long-time bandmate to a pre-Beatles thumb-trip to Wales, where they killed a couple of spiders named Jerome and Jemima. Cloying, considering George's cornerstone contributions.