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Debatably The Beatles greatest album, Revolver is a bold, astonishing, and groundbreaking album. It signified the beginnings
of The Beatles success with experimental songwriting. The Beatles explored new sonic territory with songs unlike anything
they'd ever written before. The abnormal yet successful use of Indian influence in Harrison's "Love You To" and
the psychedelia of "Tomorrow Never Knows" are just a couple of examples of this. The songwriting that went into
each one of these songs is both terrific and spellbinding. Revolver is filled with an abundance of absolutely classic pop
tunes. From the beautiful "Here, There, and Everywhere", to Ringo's playful "Yellow Submarine", to the
phenomenally orchestrated "Eleanor Rigby", this album is a perfect exhibition of why the Beatles are almost unanimously
claimed as being the greatest band of all time by critics and fans worldwide. Revolver's influence on modern pop will permeate
through the world of music for decades to come.
Key Tracks:
Eleanor Rigby
Good Day Sunshine
For No One
Final Verdict: 9.8
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