The Beatles – The Beatles (The White Album) G+/F

The Beatles’ self-titled album, nicknamed the White Album for its stark cover art, is a sprawling journey through the band’s creative landscape. Released in 1968, it bursts with a genre-bending energy, encompassing folk ballads alongside bluesy rockers, playful singalongs, and even hints of proto-metal. This double album is a snapshot of the Beatles at a turning point, their sound reflecting the tensions and experimentation that marked this period. While some hear a lack of cohesion, others find beauty in the sheer variety, a testament to the band’s ever-evolving musical palette. From the heart-wrenching “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” to the playful “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da,” the White Album offers a kaleidoscope of emotions and styles, making it a landmark release in the Beatles’ discography.