20 of The Beatles' Album Covers Quiz

[A] Revolver | The one where they got *really* experimental and blew everyone's minds with psychedelic sounds.

[C] Abbey Road | That iconic zebra crossing cover, plus some of their tightest harmonies and a legendary medley.

[D] Rubber Soul | The "folk-rock" pivot, showing lyrical maturity and those cozy, acoustic vibes.

[D] The White Album | A sprawling, eclectic double album – basically four solo projects rolled into one brilliant, chaotic package.

[B] Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band | Their colorful, conceptual masterpiece that changed what an album could be.

[B] A Hard Day’s Night | The soundtrack to their first movie, capturing peak Beatlemania energy and catchy pop.

[A] Magical Mystery Tour | A psychedelic trip, full of whimsical songs and a rather confusing film.

[C] Help! | Another film soundtrack, blending upbeat pop with hints of their growing complexity.

[C] Let It Be | The "back to basics" album, raw and sometimes tense, with that final, enduring message.

[B] Please Please Me | The debut that kicked off Beatlemania, full of youthful energy and "She Loves You!"

[D] Beatles for Sale | A quick follow-up album, showcasing more covers and a slightly world-weary vibe.

[A] Meet the Beatles! | America's introduction to the Fab Four, launching a full-blown invasion.

[D] The Beatles: 1967-1970 | The iconic compilation covering their groundbreaking psychedelic and late-era hits.

[C] Beatles 1 | The ultimate hits collection, every single #1 in one shiny package.

[B] Let It Be...naked | *Let It Be*, stripped bare of Phil Spector's production, revealing the band's raw vision.

[A] The Beatles: 1962-1966 | Their early years compiled, packed with youthful energy and timeless pop.

[D] Yellow Submarine | Part soundtrack, part trippy journey into their animated world and experimental B-sides.

[C] Yesterday & Today | Infamously known for its controversial "butcher cover," a US-only compilation.

[B] Past Masters, Volume One | A vital collection of non-album singles, B-sides, and EP tracks from their early years.

[C] Beatles ’65 | Another US-specific album, showing their continued evolution and dominance across the pond.