What Surrounds The Beatles in Your Record Collection?

My Beatles 45 collection is followed by 'People Say' By John and Paul and 'Have You Heard The Word' by The Fut.

 

close, before Betts, Greg Allman's Laid Back and after the last Bowie, Minnows by Marc Benno.

I got lucky to alphabetize Allman Bros, Greg and Richard together.
Another one like that is the last H is Hot Tuna followed by (no I artists) Jefferson Airplane & J Starship,
Also Joe Zawinul follows Weather Report, there may be others but I'll shut up now.

 

My collection goes from The Beach Boys to The Bee Gees. No Beatles at all.

Darryl

 

Beat Farmers and Be Bop Deluxe

 

Eww...

My Beatles LPs are bookended by Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique and Beck Mutations.

 

I remember years ago a friend was looking at my collection and noted the sequence of Count Basie--Beatles--Beethoven which he thought was really cool, not just reflecting my personality, but each artist was pretty substantially populated with titles.

Since then, I've broken my collection into genres so none of them are even on the same wall anymore, but I'm pretty sure I remember breaking the pattern with a few other artists anyway.

 

Beachwood Sparks - The Beatnix

 

Very impressed that no one said Magical Mystery Tour and Yellow Submarine.

 

To the left - The Beat, “Wha’ppen?”
To the right - Beats International, “Let Them Eat Bingo”

 

Same here:

To the left: Beach Boys - Surf's Up
To the right: Jeff Beck - Wired

 

Beach House - Thank Your Lucky Stars
Beck - Morning Phase

 

Mine filed by pressing plant - original 1987 CDs all pressed by EMI Swindon. They are at the end of the shelf. To the left is Love Bites by The Buzzcocks, also an EMI Swindon pressing.

 

The Bear Farmers on one side and the Beau Brummels on the other.

 

Beastie Boys The Beatles The Beatnuts

 

Beastie Boys / Beck

 

Hendrix to the left, stones to the right.

 

Reorganized: Nothing before the Mono boxset, then the Rolling Stones Mono boxset, then Abba and alphabetical until Beach House, then some other Beatles individual lps, then Beck.

 

Hendrix to the right, nothing to the left....

 

B-52s - Black Sabbath

 

Landmines and a barbed-wire fence ...

 

Association to the left, Black Crowes to the right.

 

Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Beau Brummels - Triangle

 

Top shelf consist of The Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo.

 

CD rack:

Beastie Boys “Ill Communication” before
Beck “Midnite Vultures” after

Fab Four surrounded by two 90s classics!

(I did recently pick up Beau Brummels “Triangle/Bradley’s Barn” two-fer, so that will eventually replace the Beck Cd, but I haven’t filed it away yet...)

 

Vinyl crates:

Beach Boys “Endless Summer” before
Be-Bop Deluxe “Axe Victim” after