Revolver
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Imprint:
Hollywood, Calif. - Capitol Records
Language:
English
Performers:
The Beatles (John Lennon, George Harrison, vocals, guitars ; Paul McCartney, vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards ; Ringo Starr, vocals, drums, percussion) ; with additional musicians.
Notes:
Enhanced CD
Reissue of: Parlophone PCS 7009 (1966)
Recorded Abbey Road Studios, London, Apr. 6-June 22, 1966
Enhanced portion includes Revolver mini-documentary
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Program notes by Kevin Howlett, Mike Heatley, and Allan Rouse ((24)--p. : ports.) inserted in container
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
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Reissue of: Parlophone PCS 7009 (1966)
Recorded Abbey Road Studios, London, Apr. 6-June 22, 1966
Enhanced portion includes Revolver mini-documentary
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Program notes by Kevin Howlett, Mike Heatley, and Allan Rouse ((24)--p. : ports.) inserted in container
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
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
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the Beatles
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital, stereo. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentI haven't listened to this album much yet, but I predict it to be good.(Right now as I type this, I am actually listening to The Beatles). I <3 The Beatles!!!!
@KerrAvon - actually, Kerr, there was one more tour after this album was recorded. A World Tour, as a matter of fact, which saw the Beatles visiting countries like Germany, Philippines, Japan & the U.S.A. throughout the summer of 1966 . I believe REVOLVER came out in early August, 66' but they wrapped up recording it in June. They would have to wait till 1967's SGT. PEPPERS LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND for that album to carry the distinction of being the first to be recorded by them AFTER they gave up touring. And yes, I agree with you - a classic !
Awesome! The first album made after they stopped touring, and concentrated solely on studio production, and we are glad they did! The ORIGINAL "un-butchered" Revolver, the way it was meant to be heard!!A classic!
I don't know why Sgt Peppers got all this hype, this one is better. The correct title is "Revolver".