The Beatles - Revolver Sessions - Japan CD

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The Beatles

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Another version and another mix of the masterpiece album "Revolver"! Including the original singles such as "Paperback Writer" and "Rain". Eternal Grooves' popular series of previously unreleased studio recordings and rare live recordings of The Beatles. Released in August 1966, "Revolver" utilized advanced recording techniques such as reverse rotation and looping, and the lyrics also broke new ground due to the influence of the drug culture of the time. Under their leadership, pop music was transformed into rock. This is a collection of different versions of the classic album and the making of the album. The first song on the album, "Taxman" by George, is a funky rock song with irony toward the British tax system. I'm Only Sleeping" from the original U.S. MONO and STEREO sources, each with a different reverse guitar phrase. The beautiful "Here, There And Everywhere" by Paul, which John also praised, includes a rare overdubbed recording of the song. She Said She Said" is a home demo by John alone. And Your Bird Can Sing" is a version of an early arrangement with a sparkling 12-string electric guitar like The Byrds. There is also a take without John & Paul's laughter like on "Anthology" and an acetate mix with the last twin guitar playing a mistone. Doctor Robert" is a mono mix with John saying "OK, Fab" at the end.The core of the album, "Tomorrow Never Knows," a song that revolutionized rock music, features an intense tripping sound that makes full use of tape loops, but only the first pressing of the UK MONO version includes the phantom "Matrix 1 Mix," which was shipped by mistake. The first pressing of the UK MONO version contains a rare "Matrix 1 mix" that was shipped by mistake. From the singles from the same period of the album, "Paperback Writer" can be heard in take 1, which stops halfway through, and in rough take 2, and "Rain" is another mix with John's vocals louder. Compared to other albums, outtakes from "Revolver" have been less frequently discovered, but this album includes a making-of soundtrack that shows the recording process, allowing you to relive the making of this historic album. It is said that there are three different mixes of "Tomorrow Never Knows" and four different mixes of "I'm Only Sleeping," so it would be more enjoyable to listen to them with a research book introducing the Beatles' different mixes in your hand. This is a digipak CD from Eternal Grooves. The cover uses a licensed photo by Getty Images Japan.