It is hard to overstate how amazing it is in the way the producers have been able to isolate these tracks in such a high-fidelity manner. But this new mix softens the guitar considerably – somehow, Giles has sanded off the rough edges, also bringing the bass up in the mix.

The book is illustrated with images of handwritten lyrics, tape boxes, and recording sheets, as well as 1966 print ads and extracts from the graphic novel, Revolver 50.

Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” as the consensus choice in the 1990s, when its influence manifested in artists as diverse as Oasis, the Chemical Brothers and Elliott Smith. He always did tend to create more inventive, complex bass parts when playing on someone else’s song, my theory is that only having to worry about the bass allowed him to concentrate a little more. The piano chords and overall vibe of the song still feel a little stilted, which is why in my opinion the Give My Regards to Broad Street version is the only time Paul redid a Beatles song and made an improvement on the original. Many times, that lost sonic data (if you will) was crucial to delivering a sense of realism — and that sense of place in so far as studio ambiance is concerned. In late August 2022, Martin confirmed via Twitter that Revolver would receive a remix, [4] with a further tweet hinting at an additional surround sound mix.

Speaking to Rolling Stone in July 2021, Martin said that the software was "getting a lot better" and that he was "constantly looking at how we could approach it if I ever get to [remix] Revolver or Rubber Soul, early albums, which a lot of people want me to do". Given the limitations of what they could do at the time, it is perfectly fine, and no doubt has its charms.Author referenced availability of the box for less than SRP; which vendors are advertising this box for less than SRP ? My "Let It Be" box has horrendous sibilance and IGD, across the entire set, and I went through 3 of And I’m not just talking about core Revolver tracks like “Tomorrow Never Knows” — which is a landmark in its own right — but also amazing songs like “She Said She Said,” where the lift of his drumming is just magnificent. Over tea in Los Feliz, Turner discusses his band’s new album, ‘The Car,’ and the ‘amusing choices’ he made as a younger singer. This new stereo mix is quite remarkable in many ways, especially when you take a step back and think about what they’ve accomplished here.

Revolver was the sound of the Beatles fully embracing the recording studio as a sonic canvas, free to pursue musical ideas and possibilities that would reshape rock forever. Yet the LP also represented the start of their studio wizardry phase – the dizzying tape loops swirling through Tomorrow Never Knows remain as gloriously disorienting as ever – and embrace of non-rock instrumentation; Love You To features George Harrison playing sitar alongside guest tabla player Anil Bhagwat, while descending strings lend gravitas to Eleanor Rigby. From "Taxman" to "Tomorrow Never Knows," The Beatles' Revolver has been newly mixed by producer Giles Martin and engineer Sam Okell, and sourced directly from the original 4-track master tapes with audio brought forth in stunning clarity with the help of cutting-edge technology developed by the award-winning sound team at Peter Jackson's WingNut Films Productions Ltd.Kind of wish I was a vinyl guy, but then I’d always be freaking out that I was wearing the album out a little bit every time I played it.