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Revolver

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The classic original Beatles studio albums have been re-mastered by a dedicated team of engineers at Abbey Road Studios in London over a four year period utilising state of the art recording technology alongside vintage studio equipment, carefully maintaining the authenticity and integrity of the original analogue recordings. The result of this painstaking process is the highest fidelity the Beatles catalogue has seen since its original release.

Within each CD's new packaging, booklets include detailed historical notes along with informative recording notes. For a limited period, each CD will also be embedded with a brief documentary film about the album. The newly produced mini-documentaries on the making of each album, directed by Bob Smeaton, are included as QuickTime files on each album. The documentaries contain archival footage, rare photographs and never-before-heard studio chat from The Beatles, offering a unique and very personal insight into the studio atmosphere.

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Audio CD (September 8, 2009)
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Format: Enhanced, Limited Edition, Original recording remastered
Label: Capitol
ASIN: B0025KVLTC
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Parlophone releases were superior to Capitol releases in both SOUND quality and track listings.

Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2019

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Unlike the American version(which contains only 11 tracks) the official release of "Revolver" has 14 tracks and I go by the official U.K. Parlophone releases only as official. From what I have read about the American label, Capitol, they were literally quite greedy and would often omit many Beatles tracks from various releases or substitute tracks with ones that were previously omitted such as what was criminally done to both to "Help!"(side two omitted, some tracks later used on the Capitol release of "Yesterday and Today"), "Rubber Soul" and of course "Revolver". This was strictly a "business" policy of the greedy corporate suits at Capitol and was NOT in the best interests of American Beatles fans!
to Capitol Records, the Beatles were a Profit to be made and a HUGE profit at that and they wanted to milk Beatles fans for as MUCH money as possible due to the Fab Four's popularity.
NOTE:initially Capitol had NO interests in signing them until they started to see $$$$$ in their eyes after they became HUGE in the U.K.-FACT!

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Revolver : Maybe the Beatles Best

Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2018

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In my opinion there were 3 Beatle bands. The first was at the Cavern with a very raw sound. Then when Brian Epstein managed them and George Martin produced them they became great in their own right, always wearing those Beatle boots with dark suits and a tie .. and bowing after each song they did live. This was the great beginning of the Lennon McCartney tunes that were fun to sing and play over and over. When Epstein died the Beatles were somewhat lost and each one would find his own songwriting abilities. The suits were gone and their songs were unable to be played live, thus phase 3 of the super group. Revolver started it all at that time. Sgt. Pepper the next great album and Abbey Road to complete the trifecta. I saw them in 1965 in Cincinnati bowing after every song. A 28 minute show for $2.50. It was another world then.

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Niko Sanchiz

Mono wins

Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2014

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Oh my god. Last night listening to Revolver was a revolutionary experience. A completely different level of Beatles music. I had the Stereo LP and I've listened to that probably a solid 40-50 times so I have a pretty good experience in Revolver's sound.

Let me tell you, this MONO LP sounds incredibly better! Eleanor Rigby was like a completely different, and way better, song. McCartney's voice sounded so clear and crisp and the chorus was amazing. I'm Only Sleeping, Here There and Everywhere, For No One, And Your Bird Can Sing sound DEFINITELY better in mono. Seriously, you can sit down, pay little to no attention to the music, and still hear the better and more shaking difference between Mono and Stereo. Every other song does sound better in mono but the difference is less noted when compared to Stereo.

If you're a Beatles fan and never listened to them in Mono before, buy this. This is one record, alongside Sgt. Pepper's, that is meant to be heard in Mono. If you're a fan of mono I'm sure you've already ordered this.

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Adam

You've never heard Revolver like this... AND YOU SHOULD!!

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2016

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NOTE!! THIS IS A REVIEW FOR THE 2014 MONO VINYL REISSUE!! Wow! How can I write this review without exaggerating? Oh wait! I can't! This new mono reissue sounds 100% perfect and sounded better than I expected. Everything is clear, crisp and clean. Plus the sound has a punch to it that I have never heard. I have heard this LP more times than I can tell you but when I took off the shrink wrap and put this record on, I felt like I was re-experiencing for the first time! This reissue sounds so incredible that my jaw was dropped through the whole album, I must've replayed it 2-3 times the day it arrived. IT'S THAT GOOD!! But, long story short, if you don't own this Beatles' masterpiece or already have it, get this mono reissue, I'm sure you will not be disappointed.

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R. Long

Apple does it right on the 3rd go-round

Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2014

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Absolutely amazing remastering job. After listening to customer complaints since the remastered stereo LPs were released, Apple has really upped its game by committing to an all analog process, remastering straight from the master tapes, pressing all the records at one company to allow for better quality control.

The packaging is nearly identical to the original, right down to the yellow and black Parlophone label on the record itself (only difference is the minor addition of a Sony Music/ATV credit). There is a booklet which explains the intent of keeping the packaging as close to the original release as possible. The vinyl itself is beautifully thick and heavy (as was the original vinyl), well protected in a white antistatic sleeve. I own a pressing from 1966 and compared them side by side and there is no contest: this new release blows the old one away in terms of sound quality, even accounting for the wear and scratches accumulated from nearly 50 years of (careful) play.

I own nearly all of the original UK pressings of the Beatles albums in mono and they're in very good shape for their age, so while I was following the news about the various remasterings, and I was happy Apple was going to make the Beatles' music available again in the right way for newer listeners, I was skeptical about my own need for re-purchasing anything. But after taking a chance and trying this new release of Revolver out, I'm on board, and I'll probably buy the box set.

Take it from me: if you're on the fence about getting these new remastered mono vinyls... don't be. Short of a complete stereo remix of the original multitrack tapes, I think this is the best the Beatles' music will ever sound.

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Quality Control issues, please read.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 10, 2018

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Let me make this entirely clear, this album is exceptional and quite easily ranks in the top 5 albums of all time. I am therefore not writing a review on the album, as there is probably little to be said that hasn’t already been covered.
Owning the 1988 and remastered cd’s along with the 2012 vinyl release, I decided to purchase the mono album to complete my collection.
Having heard so many good things regarding the quality of this release, from the packing, the vinyl itself and the opportunity to listen to the mono mix the Beatles intended you to hear, I was very excited.
I was therefore appalled to receive not only one copy of the aforementioned, but also a replacement that was riddled with both hairline scratches and scuffs over the entire surface area on both sides of the record. Not only was this a visual negative, because sonically they are also compromised with loud surface noise and crackles and pops that give the impression you are listening to a record over an open fire!
Having returned the first copy for an exchange, I am contemplating just getting a refund on the second copy as I cannot be bothered going through the exchange/refund process for a third time.
Please be wary when thinking of buying this album in mono as it would appear that a bad batch has made its way to Amazons Warehouse....

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Blew1

What more can I say about possibly the best album by without doubt the biggest modern music band???

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2016

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NOTE : THE VERSION I GOT IS NOT THE PAPER/CARBOARD REMASTERED EDITIION WHICH IS IN THE PRODUCT PHOTO - IT COMES IN A PLASTIC JEWEL CASE AND IS PROBABLY AN OLDER RELEASE.
Well, what more can I say about possibly the best album by without doubt the biggest modern music band in history? I have quite a few of The Beatles' albums including 'The White Album,' and 'Sgt. Pepper,' the later more often than not hailed as their very best, I have to say I prefer this one.
There is no bad track here, despite 'Dr. Robert' often singled out as filler, it's still an ok song, it's just silver surrounded by gold and platinum! 'Revolver' features some of the Fab Four's most famous songs : 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Yellow Submarine,' but what really sets this album apart is the number of slightly under the radar or less famous songs which are just as good, if not better than any of the tracks on the '1' / Number One's album collection. 'Taxman,' 'Here, There and Everywhere,' 'And Your Bird Can Sing,' 'Good Day Sunshine,' I could go on, are all stellar songs most bands would pray to have in their neglected back catalogue. Even the sitar, Eastern psychedelic duo of 'Love You To' and closer 'Tomorrow Never Knows' sound perfectly in place in the album. Basically, it's all good.

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Derek Thorburn

Completely Blown Away By This Excellent Album

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 21, 2017

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I first bought this album in 1981 on vinyl, but due to shortage of room a later date, my Beatles albums had to go. However, living in a bungalow where there's plenty of storage space, I decided last year to buy their original albums on CD and I don't regret my decision one bit.

At the time I had this album my hifi system wasn't the best - just a simple music centre, but with the set-up I've got now, I was just blown away when I heard it as an auto rip (the CD's on is way at the time of writing this) and every track was excellent. It's only fair to comment that I'd forgotten just how good the album is. The stereo was excellent and I've never heard such clarity, but it was when I reached Tomorrow Never Knows that I really got the stereo effects. So many others have gone through the tracks, so I won't step on others' shoes, but stand-outs for me had to be Here, There and Everywhere, For No One, Eleanor Rigby, Good Day Sunshine and Tomorrow Never Knows. This leap forward into a completely new world of music by these lads is so much to their credit when you consider that two years ago, they were writing and singing songs which were of the boy meets girl, girl wrongs boy and boy wrongs girl type. It's an album that no one who wants to launch into their original albums should be complete without and if I've had this experience from the auto rip, I'm really looking forward to hearing the CD.

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For Tomorrow

Psychedelic Masterpiece

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 14, 2015

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Many fans believe 'Revolver' to be The Beatles' finest album, and it's easy to understand why, this is a masterpiece. My personal favourite will always be 'Rubber Soul', which was released the previous year, but their seventh LP, issued in 1966, does come a very close second. Very rarely would I describe an album as 'flawless', but here I must make one of those exceptions, this experimental record contains 14 brilliant tracks which still shine very brightly.

With 'Revolver', the Fabs made an impressive LP which deals with all kinds of mixed human emotions, including love, hate, depression, loneliness, laziness, and happiness, and as a result, the songs remain highly relatable. This is an electric mix, which truly reveals the breath of song writing talent that these four men now had, and how they were able to incorporate them in an array of different styles.

Personal favourites of mine include the outstanding ballad 'Here, There and Everywhere', the haunting orchestral brilliance of 'Eleanor Rigby', about the final days leading up to the death of lonely spinster, the bouncy and irresistible 'Good Day, Sunshine', and the lovely little gem 'For No One', all delivered by Paul Mcartney. Other standouts are the melodic 'And Your Bird Can Sing', and 'Tomorrow Never Knows', a magnificent experimental closer and largely considered to be one of the greatest songs of its time. Both of these have Ringo on vocal, as well as the children's sing-along hit 'Yellow Submarine', possibly the best known track on the album, and even this fits in quiet nicely with the rest of the material.

'Revolver' is a timeless psychedelic album, and is as fresh as it is classic. Although The Beatles continued to record great albums after 'Revolver', very rarely did they manage to fully repeat the sheer creativity and melody that is so evident on this one.

All that's left to really say is: Long live John, Paul, George and Ringo!

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Alan McGuire

Punched but not Steam Rollered

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 31, 2015

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I'm going to buck the trend here , the mono CD set was wonderfull but I much prefer the Revolver stereo vinyl re issue to this mono vinyl edition
True , the remastered stereo mixes seem odd at times with instruments (e.g. John's scratchy rhythm guitar ) coming at you out of the blue from odd angles and then disappearing. But the overall assault is dynamic - like a boxer's punch flurry. The attraction of the best mono is the steam roller effect , you are completely flattened - which I don't feel here. Unless volume control caution is abandoned (sorry neighbour)

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J. R. Fowler

LOADED REVOLVER

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 26, 2012

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It has been said that ' Revolver' took pop music to another level of expression, and certainly there are some excellent songs to be found here. Along with 'Dr Robert' - which, apart from being a tribute to the doctor who was hired to look after the group has little to commend it - you find ' For No One', which is beautiful, poignant and a near-perfect pop song, and the upbeat, life-enhancing and life-affirming ' Good Day Sunshine', which can only bring cheer to the listener. When you add in possibly the best, most polished, most touching song the Beatles ever wrote - 'Eleanor Rigby' - you begin to see this is a standout CD. As if that were not enough, how about 'Taxman' - George's cry from the wallet against the ridiculous swingeing taxes of that era - with a fantastic guitar solo played by Macca himself, and the lyrical ' Here There And Everywhere', along with Lennon's attempt to lift pop music out of the Boy loses Girl groove and into something deeper and darker with 'I'm Only Sleeping' ? Other tracks such as 'Tomorrow Never Knows' , ' Got To Get You Into My Life', and ' She Said She Said' would grace most albums, and that's without mentioning 'Yellow Submarine' - which I shouldn't really mention when listing the other superior tracks. It's good, it's important, it's the Beatles moving things on. Buy it and enjoy...

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Wendy Williams

Going back to vinyl, i'm trippin'.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 13, 2019

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I have loved The Beatles since I was young, although they had dis-banded when I got into them.

I do like the heavier vinyl, feels like a 78. It's also nice to have a brand new vinyl. I have had every format of The Beatles, starting with vinyl in 1979. I'm rebuilding my collection and looking forward to getting back what I had. THANK YOU

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Harvey B

Even better than the original.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 24, 2014

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I bought this when it first came out on vinyl in the mid sixties. I bought it several times again on the various CD remasters over the years both in Stereo and Mono. However, when I dropped the needle on this 180g vinyl edition I was amazed by how fresh it sounded, it was like hearing it for the very first time ever. My kids also love it which is incredible really when you consider the age of this recording. Definitely one of the ten most important albums of all time and this is by far the best way to listen to it.

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Per Ception

Ahead of its time. Still sounds fresh.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 26, 2013

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I would imagine that a lot of people could read the song titles on the back of a Beatles album and know at least half the songs there. Taking that extra step and listening to the whole of an album such as 'revolver' has it's rewards. I knew six of the fourteen songs on this offering but am happy to report that all the songs are great. Of the ones I did not know 'I'm only sleeping' and 'For no one' were gems I am now happy to have heard. In fact I think 'for no one' is the best track.

This re mastered CD is of exceptional sound quality.

If there is anyone else out there who has still not heard all of 'revolver' remedy the situation now. It is terrific.

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Jimmy D

The ultimate pop album ?- quite possibly

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2012

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Revolver is my favourite Beatles album.Its the 2nd instalment in a classic trilogy that started with Rubber soul in
late 1965 & was completed by Sergeant pepper in 1967.The first of these albums had seen the group enter their mature songwriting phase although instrumentaly was still mostly conventional.Sergeant pepper had an overall concept lots of great songs & sound effects & although a great achievement is a bit uneven in my opinion.I also think that the group were starting to move away from their original style & sound a bit on pepper - starting the
fragmentation that would evolve into inferior solo work as the band began to fall apart.Revolver in the middle
is the best of the 3 for 3 reasons - 1) It has the most consistent songwriting.2)It is the inception for most of
the more complex musical developments and stylistic innovations the group ever made,(whilst still remarkably,remaining true to the the groups classic style) & 3)It is their most diverse collection.No record
collection should be without a copy.

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Ivon of Windermere

Third time around

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 29, 2014

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This was a 2009 CD replacement for an earlier CD that was a vinyl replacement.
The vinyl was purchased new when it was a new release, so there is a lot a nostalgia for me here, so it is difficult to give an unbiased assessment of the music.
The recording is only a marginal improvement on the previous version in my opinion, but I am completing a collection of the 2009 versions.

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Chef

The greatest album in rock history

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2013

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It may be a cliche by now but the ageing process that has taken some of the shine off Sgt Pepper and some of The Beatles' other recordings has seemingly spared this masterpiece of British musical creativity. No other album in rock history has the sheer range of styles performed to such perfection, from Paul McCartney's most sublime recordings (Eleanor Rigby, For No One, Here There and Everywhere, Good Day Sunshine) via pre-Pythonesque irreverence (Taxman, Yellow Submarine) and George Harrison's emergence as a serious songsmith (Love You To, I Want to Tell You) to John Lennon's greatest work before his 1967 creative outburst (I'm Only Sleeping, And Your Bird Can Sing, Tomorrow Never Knows). A must have for any serious collector of rock music. The 2012 vinyl remaster sounds brilliant and brings across a warmth that a CD, no matter how well remastered, simply cannot match. Hats off to John, Paul, George, Ringo and Mr Martin who played a significant role as producer to tie the ingenious parts into a cohesive masterpiece.

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Classic Beatles goodness.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 24, 2017

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Nothing much to say, just a classic album that I was long overdue in buying. Now I can listen to Tomorrow Never Knows as often as I like. 😊

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Mr. B. Fraser

Gorgeous Vinyl

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 16, 2012

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I agree with one of the reviewer's here: what is there to complain about? I was delighted with my purchases-buying the Lp's three at a time with a considerable saving(s).
We get that lovely label on the vinyl itself: the same Parlophone logo in black/yellow-super! - the STEREO logo as well, ok, so were not going to get a flip-back cardboard cover, being realistic-would that be expected after well over 40 years?!? the opportunity to have these vinyl formats is heaven to me and a very happy customer I am!

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Elaine M Davis

More great music from the Fab Four!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 12, 2018

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Another Beatles' classic which I promised myself to buy one day!! Great to own a great favourite.

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