Only the greatest pop-montage in Rock history.
How can a person not like “She Came in Through the Bathroom Window” or “The End” or “You Never Give Me Your Money?”
(I probably listen to Abbey Road’s B-side more than any other Beatles’ songs)
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And “Mean Mr. Mustard”? “Her Majesty”? I’m not saying it didn’t work, somewhat, as a montage. These are the Beatles, after all. But the individual songs were slight, if you heard them alone, which luckily hardly ever happens.
Listen to Joe Cocker tear into “She Came in Through the Bathroom Window”!
Hey! I like “Mean Mister Mustard” and “Her Majesty”, even in isolation.
Oh, so now I’m the bad guy? 
Every few days I think of this thread again, and a new addition pops into my head. I happen not to care for the song Maxwell’s Silver Hammer, I thought I might share that with you.
I should also mention, as I have elsewhere on these fora, that a lot of Beatles songs have been tarnished by the movie Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, starring the Bee Gees and Peter Frampton. Among the ungodly travesties this cataclysm of a film contains:
Strawberry Fields
I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
Get Back
When I’m Sixty Four
Fixing A Hole (as performed by George Burns. Yes, that George Burns.)
I swear to God, I am obsessed with how bad that movie is. And just hearing the badly-covered songs will not make you truly appreciate the badness, it’s the context that makes it so horrifying. You have to actually watch it to understand.
But Aerosmith’s “Come Together” fairly rocks.
I can never listen to “Long and Winding Road” all the way through. But, “Within you, Without you” is a damn good song, I care not what you say.