George Martin's little boy has spent a great deal of studio time playing around with all the tracks on The Beatles album Revolver to highlight some of the hidden features we may have missed first time around.

The deluxe vinyl package is now available for £170, if you have some spare cash although you can hear the remastered tracks for free on Spotify and Prime Music. It's long been suggested that this was, not only, their finest studio album but the best album ever produced. I still think Sgt Pepper shades it for sheer inventiveness.

Have you heard the remastered tracks? Would you pay a lot of hard earned cash to buy it? And, is Revolver the best album ever or a lot of hype?

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Thanks for the heads up on this.
Revolver is definitely my favourite Beatles album.
I’ll give this a listen. Sounds interesting.

The 'Take That' of the 1960's. Haven't really bothered listening to any of their stuff. But I have Sgt. Peppers on CD , which is a very good album indeed, especially considering what limited technology they had, compared to today. Even by today's standards Sgt Peppers is a real masterpiece.
Hopefully re-mastering will accentuate some of the sounds for music connoisseurs, and no-doubt be a bit of a money-spinner, not that Ringo and Paul are feeling any impacts from the cost of living crisis, or claiming winter fuel allowance.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (29 Oct 2022 8.45am)

I disengage, I turn the page.

At risk of sounding blasphemous am I the only person who never got The Beatles?

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I love the Beatles but there are 2 songs I particularly dislike Yellow Submarine and Hey Jude both are just dirges.

One more point

That's interesting given that there is no album with that name.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)