Sheesh, Motown was at its height at the same time produced and much better love songs and arrangements. Even the earlier Shirelles did soppy love songs better than, "Ps. I Love You". Think, "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?".
Although, I'll give the Beatles credit for their later arrangements/lyrics on Sargent Pepper's, it still had no soul. "Day in the Life"? What a lot of pretentious crap.
Ask yourself why every jukebox in every bar/club has so many Stones songs and few (if any) have Beatles.
Think, "Honky Tonk Woman" - one of the most classic rock songs of all time. Plus, "Gimme Shelter" was beyond anything Lennon,McCarthy could imagine. The intro lead is probably one of the best in rock history, not to mention the dueling guitar solos in the bridge.
Yes, the Stone's lyrics were darker and not to some tastes, but that and their natural feel for rock and rhythm&blues is what rock n roll is about. THEY were the natural progression from Chuck Berry, Little Richard, et al. The Beatles not so much.
"Please Allow Me To Introduce Myself...".
Beatles will always be the most important rock band ever....their cavern club perfomances and early live shows were full of pure rock, etc......
Songs like ticket to ride, day tripper, rain, helter skelter, yer blues, et al, were as good a rock tune(s) you’ll hear, and their classix like she loves , saw her standing there, i wanna hold your hand, were rock and pop mixed....if you wanna deny that fine, but it doesnt make it any less true.
Mick Jagger can’t sing.
The fact that he’s a “rock” singer, not a “pop” singer, is no excuse.
Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison could sing. Even Ringo could hum along.
That’s why the Beatles have sold gazillions more records than the Stones.
Look up the history of the Stones in the UK. The US albums you mention are not what came out there in the same order with the same cuts. Still, your point is taken.
You're obviously a child.