The Beatles-Revolver (1966)

"Revolver" meant the most experimental album by The Beatles until a year later "Sgt. Peppers ..." appeared, it was also a more rock album, where the creativity of Lennon and McCartney and to a lesser extent Harrison, risked in their most creative side.
Become one of the most important albums of psychedelic, a musical genre in which they knew how to move with authority and sufficiency.
Songs like "Taxman", "Yellow Submarine", "Eleanor Rigby" or "Here, There and Everywhere" show why this album is another Liverpool masterpiece.
The Beatles knew how to navigate a style as broad as psychedelic without losing an iota of their identity, something that they knew how to do with all the styles with which they set out to do.
An album that demonstrated the greatness of these four musicians who were key pieces for the future of music.