Revolver (1966) Album Review
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John Mcferrin Music Reviews
Forgive your humble author if he gushes a bit too much in this review, but I'll just have to make this clear up front. This here album is, BY FAR, my favorite album of all time. PERIOD. When I took this sucker home after getting it from Best Buy
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The Daily Vault Album Reviews
(Editor's note: This review was written when I listened to my old American-released record ofRevolver. The CD version presently available is based on the British release, and has songs that aren't included in this review. I didn't forget about them;
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Adrian Denning.co.uk
Both the first overtly psychedelic album and the first perfect album The Beatles made. You can poke a finger at the sleeve and pick a winner every time. The genius is everywhere now, from George's fine and influential ( The Jam anyone? ) 'Taxman'
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Rolling Stone
"I don't see too much difference between Revolver and Rubber Soul," George Harrison once said. "To me, they could be Volume One and Volume Two." Revolver extends the more adventurous aspects of its predecessor -- its introspection, its nascent
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Rolling Stone
No band has had as big an impact on culture as the Beatles. Revolver, released in 1966 shows why the Beatles had such a musical significance to so many. Opening with "Taxman", you get the drift that this will be another experimental album from the
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Amazon
In terms of Beatle evolution, Revolver catches the Fabs in the midst of their most perfect phase -- more sophisticated than the Mop-Top years of 1963-64, yet more restrained than the experimental Later Years. Lush psychedelic tones flourish throughout,
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Adrian Denning.co.uk
The album Revolver is equally as powerful and unique as the gun that it borrows its name from. Other than the fact that it is completely inimitable compared to any other Beatles work (the exotic instrumentation choices are one of a kind), Revolver
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starling.rinet
Track listing: 1) Taxman; 2) Eleanor Rigby; 3) I'm Only Sleeping; 4) Love You To; 5) Here There And Everywhere; 6) Yellow Submarine; 7) She Said She Said; 8) Good Day Sunshine; 9) And Your Bird Can Sing; 10) For No One; 11) Doctor Robert; 12) I Want To
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ReviewCentre
I got this CD at the end of 2005, and I immediately loved it! The Revolver album by The Beatles has some absolutely amazing songs on it, and I absolutely love it. For example, my favorites are: - "Eleanor Rigby" "I'm Only Sleeping" "Here, There and
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