Just terrible
1
By WheresJohnStamos
Make it stop
Really good
5
By Kikoi ⚫️⚫️⚫️⚫️
Not as good as Paul but really good singing
Not as good as Shatner
4
By PulpLebowskiKane
I feel that William Shatner captured the Beatles essence. He is amazing. He is the only singer who could sing Queen better than Slash.
Demi
5
By Demi!!!
I love roar and here comes the sun because Demi just sounds so beautiful!
Naya + Demi = GREAT COMBINATION
5
By Ajbomber
I love love love here comes the sun. Along with the rest of the songs as well. I love the Beatles and Glee covering them is just icing on the cake. Love it.
I love glee and the Beatles
5
By James Combest
I'm so happy that glee did Beatles songs because I love the Beatles 💕
I ❤️ this album!!!!!!!
5
By 71701
I am a diehard Glee fan I always have been and I used to not like the Beatles but thanks to Glee I love almost all the songs especially Drive My Car and Saw Her Standing There
No More Hating
5
By Aquaunicorn34
First of all, I think that Glee did a good job with these songs. Some songs were better than others but you're always going to have that.
Second, no one will be able to sing these songs like the Beatles because they aren't the Beatles. So here's an idea, if you don't like the Glee versions of the songs, instead of hating and saying that Glee ruined the songs or whatever, go buy the original versions!
Nah
1
By LittleDayLight
You won't be able to get to Beatles level ik this is what the shows about but not a good choice
🔴WARNING🔴: My opinion
I love the Beatles and I loved this album
5
By luluRx0x0
Great covers, done with taste and true to the nature of the songs. “Something” was beautiful, almost as intoxicating as the original. Hey Jude was perfect and they kept it that way. I don’t understand why people are upset when Glee covers older artists— thanks to Glee I now own several Fleetwood Mac albums. They treat the music they cover with respect and bring great music to a young audience (an audience used to commercial, formulaic drek.) And they make it look like tons of fun.
