Beatles, The - Revolver - Super Hot Stamper

Beatles, The - Revolver - Super Hot Stamper*NOTE: Track 3 on side 2, "For No One," plays Mint Mint Minus to EX++. Want to be blown away by Beatles sound you never imagined you would ever have the chance to experience for yourself? Drop the needle on "Taxman" on this very side one that's your ticket to ride, baby! We were knocked out by it and we guarantee you will be too. This vintage Parlophone pressing has the kind of Tubey Magical Midrange that modern records can barely BEGIN to reproduce.

Paul Chambers – bass

Organ – Andy Bown

This Capitol pressing has the kind of Tubey Magical Midrange that modern records rarely even BEGIN to reproduce

the vocals can get hard and harsh on the uptempo tracks ("Uptown Girl" is a notable offender

You are in for a treat

The best tracks here have the quality of live music in a way that not one out of a hundred rock records do

Very Slight Smear

Alvin Robinson – guitar

” look out

That looseness and raggedness results in some startlingly emotional peaks -- "Many Rivers To Cross" and "Don't Forget Me" are positively spine-tingling -- and some good-natured romps through classic covers like "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "Rock Around The Clock

If your stereo is up to it you can hear some of the band members talking during the music and before the songs

without having them sound like they are all piled up on top of one another as is often the case