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100
Even after Sgt. Pepper, Revolver stands as the ultimate modern pop album and it's still as emulated as it was upon its original release.
100
As they devoted more time to the studio, the Beatles' individual voices and confidence continued to grow, resulting in the sonic landmark Revolver.
100
With Revolver, The Beatles completed their transformation from the mop tops of three years earlier into bold, groundbreaking experimental rockers.
100
Revolver is forever to be remembered as one of the first Psychedelic albums that truly defined the genre. This is an album that must be heard, and in its versatility, there is something for every Beatle fan, regardless of what era in their music you're most fond of.
100
These days, Revolver has earned its reputation as the best albums the Beatles ever made, which means the best album by anybody.
100
Their first psychedelic masterpiece, Revolver represents the Beatles at their most creative and cohesive, still a tight rocking unit firing on all cylinders but with a surging freedom of self-expression.
The Beatles revisited part 8/16
Pinpointing the single most important album in all of music is downright impossible, what with all the hugely influential albums, all of which had their own influences leading us to believe that they wouldn't have even been made if not for another hugely important album. But there is one album that I will always see as one of the few that you really could make a case for it being THE most important of all time, that being The Beatles' Revolver.
Seemingly over ... read more
Pinpointing the single most important album in all of music is downright impossible, what with all the hugely influential albums, all of which had their own influences leading us to believe that they wouldn't have even been made if not for another hugely important album. But there is one album that I will always see as one of the few that you really could make a case for it being THE most important of all time, that being The Beatles' Revolver.
Seemingly over ... read more
The first part of this album goddamn blew my mind. Like this was SO MUCH MORE trippy than I expected going into this. It's such a weird feeling. I could've easily given this a 10/10 but admittedly a few tracks felt a bit meh compared to the rest of the album. And that last track? Goddamn what on earth was that
Edit: Okay I gave it another listen and WOAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Even if a couple of tracks don't fare as well as the rest of the album, the high points on this album are so ... read more
Edit: Okay I gave it another listen and WOAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Even if a couple of tracks don't fare as well as the rest of the album, the high points on this album are so ... read more
PERFECT ALBUM #6:
"Revolver" by The Beatles (1966) {Pop Rock}
The Beatles' "Revolver" is one of those rare albums that lacks a truly weak track, is amazingly versatile, perfectly produced, far ahead of its time, and completely accessible to a wider listening audience. "Revolver" captures that elusive symmetry of being the Beatles album to find all four members contributing their very best work and ideas. It's also just unbelievably fun to listen to: popular ... read more
"Revolver" by The Beatles (1966) {Pop Rock}
The Beatles' "Revolver" is one of those rare albums that lacks a truly weak track, is amazingly versatile, perfectly produced, far ahead of its time, and completely accessible to a wider listening audience. "Revolver" captures that elusive symmetry of being the Beatles album to find all four members contributing their very best work and ideas. It's also just unbelievably fun to listen to: popular ... read more
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Track List
- Taxman
- Eleanor Rigby
- I'm Only Sleeping
- Love You To
- Here, There and Everywhere
- Yellow Submarine
- She Said, She Said
- Good Day Sunshine
- And Your Bird Can Sing
- For No One
- Doctor Robert
- I Want to Tell You
- Got to Get You into My Life
- Tomorrow Never Knows
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Added on: September 1, 2012