Red or blue?

Blue. It’s more complex.

White
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SDkokMd0-k

Orange – - “Orange you glad I asked? ”

Disc 2 of red and disc 1 of blue.

Both, please. 2 scoops; one of each.

Blue.

You’re just testing me now, aren’t you? ~

Since your details actually do make this interesting and fun, I’ll let you slide. This time.

And I can’t possibly choose. There are too many songs I love on both!

Red. If I want to listen to any of the tracks on Blue, odd are I want to hear the whole album.

Neither- get the original albums.

Purple.

I can’t choose. I played the heck out of both of these records during my teen years. I got them at a store called Licorice Pizza. I still have both of them.

Purple

Red
White
Blue

These are records? Another reminder that I’m no longer up to speed. sigh

Red. The mop-top boys were endearing, and I love their early recordings. Also, I’ll pretty much do anything to avoid listening to “Hey Jude.” Yes, it begins as a nice song, but it drones on and on and on and… After I’d heard it for the first, say, thousand times, I’d had more than enough.

Red only because this bird has flown.

It’s a tough call, but Red has more favorites, and Blue has songs I’m OK never hearing again.

An impossible choice. Red is more consistent, Blue has more really great songs.

I’m with @CWOTUS all the way here.

@SadieMartinPaul , @flutherother , and @hearkat all say what I feel. Red is more consistent, but Blue has more killer hits, along with some annoying ones. (Does Don’t Let Me Down really rate being on a greatest hits?)
In the end, I would say Blue, just for Revolution and I Am The Walrus.