The Beatles' *Revolver* features pop melodies, rock, and psychedelia. This 1966 classic—which includes the songs "Eleanor Rigby," "Taxman," and "Tomorrow Never Knows"—reveals the band at the peak of their studio imagination and creative freedom.
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