Funko Beatles Checklist
Funko Beatles figures are far and few between but among the few that have been released are some very valuable collectibles.
The Beatles are the most celebrated and exalted rock bands of all time and nearly 50 years after their final recording sessions, remain one of the most covered acts in history.
Releasing their first LP in 1963 and launching the British Invasion in February of 1964, the cultural impact that John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr had in their seven years as recording artists can not be overstated.
The band remains the best selling band of all time, despite not being an active recording unit since 1970, and hold American and British records for most number one records and singles by a group.
They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, their first year of eligibility.
Hero Habit will provide musical analysis and essays dedicated to the band.
Funko Beatles figures are far and few between but among the few that have been released are some very valuable collectibles.
Despite being one of the biggest pop culture phenomena of the 20th century, there are surprisingly few Beatles trading card sets.
1996 Sports Time The Beatles trading cards are one of only a handful of sets dedicated to the band after 1964’s Beatlemania.
1964 Topps Beatles Diary trading cards are the only set released that year that attempted to tell the story of The Beatles.
1964 Topps Beatles Black and White trading cards were one of many releases Topps dedicated to the Fab Four during the first year of Beatlemania in the US.
1964 Topps Hard Day’s Night trading cards take Beatles fans right to the set of the band’s first movie with trivia and set photos.
A complete listing of Kinks and Beats episodes arranged by the albums each episode’s subject songs appeared on for the Kinks, Beatles, and solo artists.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road’s release, The Beatles released a new video for Here Comes the Sun and it is magical.
1993 River Group Beatles Collection trading cards highlight memorable moments from the band’s legendary career.
1964 Topps Beatles Plaks trading cards are among the most rare and difficult to collect Beatles cards ever.
A new wave of Titan Yellow Submarine figures is set for a release alongside the film’s 50th anniversary.
50 years after its release, The White Album receives a complete overhaul and the results will make you fall in love all over again.
1964 Topps Beatles Color trading cards were one of five sets released by Topps that year dedicated to the Fab Four.
2018 Topps 80th Anniversary Wrapper Art Set 2 includes art from the packaging of The Beatles, Rocky II, and Hot Rods trading cards.
In a rare acknowledgement of their age, The Beatles released a stunning remix of Sgt. Pepper to commemorate the album’s 50th anniversary.
Even the most successful band of all time had some stinkers. Take a listen to the five lamest Beatles songs of all time.
Paul Simon recounts a few moments he shared with George Harrison over the many years they were friends including a little prank on Ringo.
Despite the seemingly haphazard and random assembly of sounds in the audio collage known as Revolution 9, it is a musically sound masterpiece.
Eight Days a Week, by Ron Howard, documents the Beatles formative touring years with new footage and commentary but die-hard fans have heard it before.
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of Cirque de Soleil’s Beatles show, Love, a video of While My Guitar Gently Weeps was released online.
1999 DuoCards Yellow Submarine trading cards commemorate the 1999 remaster and DVD release of the classic Beatles film.