The Beatles left their original audience behind, possibly forever, in 1966, shocking and confounding it with one strange and offensive move after another. So it's only fitting that the record they made that year would be equally confounding -- a perfect picture of a band in the midst of morphing from pop superstars to true artists, in the process helping to create the zeitgeist that was about to change the very perception of popular music itself, also forever. Is this, not Sgt. Pepper or Abbey Road, the band's true creative zenith? Read all about the Revolver album here, including its history and trivia, and info about all 14 songs!


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