The least favorite Beatles’ album was “Yellow Submarine” with 27.18% of the vote. The Beatles’ album “Yellow Submarine” was originally released in Britain and the U.S. in January 1969 and was used as the soundtrack to an animated film of the same name, per The Beatles official site. According to Rolling Stone, when the band realized they didn’t have enough songs to fill an album, George Harrison wrote “Only a Northern Song” in an hour. The song “All You Need Is Love” had already been recorded, and, of course, “Yellow Submarine” was also reused as the title track for the album. Surprisingly, “Yellow Submarine” had been recorded for “Revolver,” which many fans and critics often choose as one of the band’s best albums.

The song was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and featured Ringo Starr on lead vocals. It would also become one of Starr’s signature Beatles songs as well as a favorite among fans. “Yellow Submarine” was originally issued when “The Beatles” was still No. 1 on the charts, however, it would reach No. 3 in Britain and No. 2 in the U.S. Even though it’s been ranked as the least favorite, the album is a classic and an important part of the Beatles’ music to this day.