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Beatles Revolver album review by Karl Blare
A critical examination of the Beatles release Revolver from Capitol Records. The piece analyzes Side One tracks including Faxman Eleanor Rigby Love to You Here There and Everywhere and She Said She Said with discussion of themes like existential loneliness social alienation and interplanetary mood shifts. It also covers Side Two tracks Good Day Sunshine For No One I Want To Tell You Got To Get You Into My Life and Tomorrow Never Knows noting influences from Indian pop Motown and Dylan and debating Yellow Submarine interpretations.
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Revolver
Rigby
Eleanor Rigby
Jean-Paul Sartre
George Harrison
London
George
Anil Bhagwat
Nashville
Everly Brothers
High Priest
Four Tops
United States
Bob Dylan