In other issues of "Melody Maker", Mick Jagger stated that he disliked the songs but enjoyed the record and its harmonies, while John Lennon said that Wilson was "doing some very great things". At the end of 1966, the magazine crowned "Pet Sounds" and the Beatles' "Revolver" as the joint "Pop Album of the Year". The paper's spokesman wrote, "We argued, argued and argued and still the "MM" pop panel couldn't agree which was the Pop Album of the Year. The voting was evenly divided ... Cups of coffee were drunk and sheets of paper were torn up before we finally agreed to compromise and vote for both The Beatles and Beach Boys on top."