Depends -
The American LP -
1. Strawberry Fields Forever
2. Penny Lane
3. I Am The Walrus
UK soundtrack, sans '67 singles -
1. I Am The Walrus
2. The Fool On The Hill
3. Magical Mystery Tour
I'd agree with this one, apart from I'd have Walrus above Penny Lane in the first set of three.
I have been reading the Geoff Emerick book and have just got through the MMT section - sounded like a very strange time for the band, with Brian's death and Paul assuming control by pushing ahead with his film idea. Walrus was the first song they recorded after Brian's death - Emerick says that you can hear in their playing that their hearts aren't in it. Apparently Ringo - unusually for him - wasn't keeping the timing very well so Paul stopped playing bass on the backing track and just stood in front of Ringo with a tambourine to help him keep a regular beat going. And John insisted on playing the keyboard part even though he kept making mistakes with it. Must have been a very stressful session for everyone, I suppose. A great song that came out of it, though.