I go back and fourth between this and Abby Road being my favorite, but regardless, this album is so frickin good. Just to get out of the way, I'm genuenly okay with Yellow Submarine, it doesn't ruin the flow of the album or anything, it's just alright. But the history behind the song is kind of funny. Anyways, the album feels like a more psychedelic direction compared to what came before it, and it's beautifully executed. My favorite songs being Eleanor Rigby, I'm Only Sleeping, Here, There and Everywhere, Tomorrow Never Knows, and just most of the album honestly. It's such a concise, well put together album that's not too long, but just the perfect length. Also Oasis liked it a lot I guess, wowzers.

The beginning of The Beatles' experimental days, even with more traditional tracks like And Your Bird Can Sing and the surprisingly heavy Taxman.

Every track gets a 10/10 except for Good Day Sunshine, which is a 6/10. I don't care for it whatsoever and it hurts the album ever so slightly. However, if you remove it, you have perfection.

Of the 14 songs on this album I really enjoy 11. My fav's are Life, Rigby, and For No One. It is an important album to have in a collection, but their are a couple of other albums I love more due times I have listened to or moments in my life.

I haven't got words.

If they had replaced “Yellow Submarine” with “Rain” and “Doctor Robert” with “Paperback Writer,” this might have been the best album ever made

Revolver? I hardly know 'er

Sensacional melodias ..Experimentos.. Arreglos..DIOS MIO..ELEONOR RIGBY..SHE SAID..ETC ETC.

Quite simply one of the best and most important albums ever made. Made by a magnificent band at their peak. Tomorrow Never Knows still sounds modern. A huge achievement for 1966, if you research how it was made. McCartney gives us melodic masterpieces with Eleanor Rigby, For No One and Here,There and Everywhere. Drugs were becoming a bigger influence as She Said She Said and Doctor Robert testify. Credit must be given to producer George Martin and engineer Geoff Emerick for helping the band find the sounds they were hearing in their heads. A classic.

Most original for it´s decade. Brilliant album.