Revolver 1966 PMC 7009 The Beatles Mono
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Description
The Beatles seventh official album release
Arguably showing the Beatles at their creative zenith. Lyrically and musically innovative, "Revolver" IS a pop masterpiece.
It's original title was to be "Abracadabra", but this was rejected as it had been used by someone else
Mono
Mono/Stereo Differences
"Taxman"
The mono version has a cowbell that starts during the second verse, on the stereo release it does not start until half-way through the second chorus.
"I'm Only Sleeping"
The Lennon lead vocal is the same in both, but in the mono version the backwards guitar effects are in different places to the stereo mix.
"Yellow Submarine"
The mono version has an opening guitar chord, which is missing on the stereo version.
The mono version has John's shouted repeats of Ringo's lines beginning one line sooner, and louder than on the stereo version.
"Got To Get You Into My Life"
Paul's vocals during the fade-out are noticeably different between the mono and stereo mixes, this would suggest that the vocal is therefore taken from different takes for the two mixes.
"Tomorrow Never Knows"
The mono version has different backwards tape effects than those on the stereo version.
Catalogue Number: PMC 7009
Matrix Numbers: XEX 605-2/XEX 606-2
Good condition record and sleeve, no scratches, (see pictures)
Selling my treasures for wedding so want them to go to good homes
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