The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul McCartney were one of the greatest songwriting duos of all time and their songs will be remembered forever - but not everyone was a fan

The Beatles legend John Lennon was known for writing some of the most iconic songs of all time, but there were two tracks that he didn't pen that he really admired

John Lennon made staggering accomplishments while in The Beatles. He didn't think his life would have gone far without the band.

The Beatles are an iconic band that have many songs that some believe to be about drugs, and one that many believe about LSD is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

A year later Paul's friend George Harrison joined the band and John's school friends left in 1959. 1960 saw Stuart Sutcliffe ( who left in 1961 and died in 1962) Pete Best join the band - the same year that they became The Beatles - after a couple of name changes.

Decades after the band's split, The Beatles’ classic compilations remain U.K. favorites as 1967-1970 returns to the charts, joining 1962-1966 on key rankings.

John Lennon’s music was used as a weapon just as much as an instrument for igniting positive change. When he wasn’t writing songs that championed unity, love, and world peace, he would, if need be, create biting records in response to anyone who crossed him.