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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The Beatles – Please Please Me is a licensed Yugoslav release of the legendary band's first studio album. The album features the beginnings of "Beatlemania" and a series of songs that shaped the history of pop-rock music.
The Beatles – Strawberry Fields Forever / Penny Lane. Original UK Parlophone R 5570 from 1967, early -1/-2 pressing. An iconic double A-side from the peak of the Beatles' psychedelic phase.
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Bon Jovi's seventh studio album from 2000. The European CD release features modernized hard rock and the mega-hit "It's My Life", with the bonus track "I Could Make A Living Out Of Loving You".