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10 Facts About the Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ You Might Not Know
['Allison Rapp']
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In the decades since the release of Revolver, much has been learned about how the Beatles made their seventh studio album.
We now know about the various groundbreaking recording techniques the Beatles utilized back then in 1966 — things like reversed tapes, artificial double tracking, varispeed and microphone placement.
Ultimately, the Beatles recorded Revolver at EMI Studios in London, which would later be renamed Abbey Road Studios in 1976.
Robert Whitaker took that photo, the same man who took the "Butcher Cover" photo, which appeared on the Beatles' 1966 album Yesterday and Today, released in America only.
You know ... when you're flying high and [whispers] "I know what it's like to be dead, man."