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Revolver is the seventh studio album by the English rock band the Beatles. Released on 5 August 1966, it was the Beatles' final recording project before their retirement as live performers and marked the group's most overt use of studio technology up to that time, building on the advances of their late 1965 release Rubber Soul.

The Beatles - Revolver 1966 Full Album.

The Beatles' seventh album was released in early August 1966. Following the release of Rubber Soul the group had embarked on what was to be their final UK concert tour and following a lengthy break, they returned to Abbey Road to record continually for three months. NME Friday, July 29, 1966. The latest Beatles album 'Revolver' certainly has new sounds and new ideas, and should cause plenty of argument among fans as to whether it is as good as or better than previous efforts. One thing seems certain to me - you'll soon all be singing about a 'Yellow Submarine'. This has been chosen as one 'A' side to be released as a 45 next week, along with the ballad 'Eleanor Rigby'.

Released August 5, 1966. The album featured a bigger Indian influence than Rubber Soul, particularly on Love You To, one of three songs Harrison contributed to the record- his personal best. It also featured backwards vocals and tape loops on songs such as She Said She Said and Tomorrow Never Knows, and some of the Beatles' most innovative instrumentation on Eleanor Rigby and For No One. The central theme of the album is death, both literal and metaphorical.

The Beatles- Revolver 05 Here,There And Everywhere. play) (pause) (download) (fb) (vk) (tw). The Beatles-Revolver. Оцифровка с винила 1973 года (Side B) LabelOdeon EAS-66016 FormatVinyl, LP, Album, Reissue CountryJapan Released1973. The Beatles - Revolver Sessions CD1 Rain (SI Onto Take 5). 02:30.

Revolver was also the first record in which the impression of the Beatles as a holistic gang was disrupted. The group had taken three months off prior to Revolver- easily its longest break since the start of its recording career- and each band member went his own separate way after years of moving around the world as a unit. Despite that triumph, however, Revolver was McCartney's maturation record as much as Rubber Soul was for Lennon.