Hazel Motes

For me :

5. Ringo Starr-Ringo
4. John Lennon- Double Fantasy
3. John Lennon-Imagine
2. John Lennon-Plastic Ono Band
1. George Harrison-All Things Must Pass

honorable mentions:

Paul McCartney-Ram
Paul McCartney- Flaming Pie
George Harrison-Cloud Nine.

rw2516

It seems odd, but of all the post Beatle era (1970-75/76) solo albums the most popular and biggest seller was the Ringo album.

Not the best but my favorites

Paul-Band on The Run
George-Living in the Material World
Ringo-Ringo
John-Mind Games
Paul-At The Speed of Sound

My top four are one album from each Beatle in 1973. Says more about where I was at in 1973 than the music itself.

mphtrilogy

George - All things must pass
Paul - RAM
George - Brainwashed
John - Double Fantasy
John - Imagine

Ringmaster

Just have two;

John Lennon- Plastic Ono Band
Paul McCartney & Wings- Wings Over America (live)

I just heard "All Things Must Pass" for the first time a few months ago and was disappointed.

I'm a huge Beatles fan too.

hdnmickey

There is a reason I only have the solo "hits' albums from John, Paul, and George. Never found any of the full albums worth a purchase like the Beatles albums.

Geofferson

Not really a top 5, but my favorite from each:

George - All Things Must Pass
Paul - Ram
Ringo - Ringo
John - Mind Games

stvn1974

All Things Must Pass
Plastic Ono Band
Imagine
Double Fantasy

Rest are crap.

Supermallet

1. Plastic Ono Band
2. Brainwashed (Harrison’s last album, really underrated)
3. Ram
4. All Things Must Pass
5. Cloud Nine

Honorable mentions to Imagine, Double Fantasy, Living in the Material World, McCartney, Band on the Run, New.

creekdipper

All Things Must Pass
Flowers in the Dirt
Ram
Flaming Pie
Double Fantasy

close but no cigar:

Band on the Run
London Town
Tug of War

Nick Danger

The only one I have is Shaved Fish.

Mike86

I’m mostly familiar with Paul and John post Beatles. George had some good output too but I didn’t get as into it. I’ll just pick some favorites from each.

I actually like a couple of Paul’s more recent albums quite a bit. Chaos and Creation in the Backyard and Memory Almost Full. Of course his classics like Band on the Run, McCartney, and McCartney II.

For John I’d say Imagine, Milk And Honey, and Double Fantasy. I don’t really know that I have two more.

Norm de Plume

The only one I have is Cloud Nine, which I like quite a bit ("When We Was Fab" is such a unique song; prickly yet melodic). I used to own All Things Must Pass, but didn't care for it much, except for "Awaiting On You All".

Hokeyboy

1. All Things Must Pass - GH
2. Ram - PMc
3. Imagine - JL
4. Chaos & Creation in the Backyard - PMc
5. 33 1/3 - GH

When it comes to the solo material, I've always loved Paul & George's output the most. John had some quality control issues after POB and Imagine, although I've come to love Walls & Bridges much more lately.

Ringo, god bless him.

Hokeyboy

My current order of preference of all solo Beatle LPs that I have given careful consideration to. Covers and live albums and Ringo not included.

1. All Things Must Pass
2. Ram
3. Imagine
4. Chaos & Creation in the Backyard
5. Thirty Three & 1/3
6. Band on the Run
7. Plastic Ono Band
8. Tug of War
9. Brainwashed
10. Flaming Pie
11. Cloud Nine
12. George Harrison
13. Living in the Material World
14. Flowers In The Dirt
15. Double Fantasy
16. Venus & Mars
17. Memory Almost Full
18. McCartney
19. Walls and Bridges
20. Off The Ground
21. New
22. Red Rose Speedway
23. Dark Horse
24. Back To The Egg
25. London Town
26. Pipes of Peace
27. Mind Games
28. Extra Texture
29. Press To Play
30. Some Time in New York City
31. Wings at the Speed of Sound
32. Wild Life
33. Give My Regards To Broad Stret
34. McCartney II