"Too ra ra's" in Do you want to know a secret The forced verse "well work it out now HONEY" in twist and shout The low drums between "Every little thing she does" and "She does for me" The first verse of "you're going to lose that girl" The unedited S's and T's of You wont see me The instrumental climax after I'm lookin through you's chorus The reverse notes in I'm only sleeping The hindu music of Love you too The rhymes in "and your bird can sing" "feel so suicidal even hate my rock and roll" verses of yer blues Baby crying sounds in rev #9 Last verse of Oh darling "sweet loretta fat she tought she was a cleaner but she was a frying pan" intro in some version of get back "all these years I've been wondering why...." part of I've got a feeling Guitar solo in Let it be (album version specially, but really in any)
In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.
I also like Ringo's little spoken bits like "Rock on George, one time for Ringo" in 'Honey Don't'. Also, when he kind of realizes that 'If You've Got Troubles' wasn't really going anywhere and says "Rock on, anybody".
Most of those already listed make my list, but my favourite moment is the primal scream leading into the outro in I Want You (She's So Heavy). Still gives me a shiver most times I hear it, especially as the bass just keeps on doing its thing behind it.
Here's another clue for you all; the Walrus was Paul...
She Said Sha Said when John says "when i was a boy, everything was riiiiiiiight, everything was riiiiiiight" and also "and your making me feel like i've never been born"
the chorus on Im only sleeping (during John's "Please dont wake me please dont shake me, leave me where i am" verse)
Strawberry field's (Anthology Version) take 7, near the ending when the drums come in all loud and crazy
on Love You To when George says "but what you got means such alot to meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee..."
Rocky Racoon's "da da da da da da da da daaa" with the old timey piano (it's hard to type but i think you know which part im talking about)
and like a thousand other parts that are too obscure to list
Most of those already listed make my list, but my favourite moment is the primal scream leading into the outro in I Want You (She's So Heavy). Still gives me a shiver most times I hear it, especially as the bass just keeps on doing its thing behind it.