The Beatles – Rubber Soul

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Artist: The Beatles

Title: Rubber Soul

Year: 1965

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Tracklist

  • 1. Drive My Car - Remastered 2009 (2:28)
  • 2. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Remastered 2009 (2:04)
  • 3. You Won't See Me - Remastered 2009 (3:19)
  • 4. Nowhere Man - Remastered 2009 (2:43)
  • 5. Think For Yourself - Remastered 2009 (2:18)
  • 6. The Word - Remastered 2009 (2:43)
  • 7. Michelle - Remastered 2009 (2:42)
  • 8. What Goes On - Remastered 2009 (2:48)
  • 9. Girl - Remastered 2009 (2:31)
  • 10. I'm Looking Through You - Remastered 2009 (2:26)
  • 11. In My Life - Remastered 2009 (2:26)
  • 12. Wait - Remastered 2009 (2:14)
  • 13. If I Needed Someone - Remastered 2009 (2:22)
  • 14. Run For Your Life - Remastered 2009 (2:21)

Review

'Rubber Soul' is a tapestry of musical exploration, weaving together threads of pop, soul, and folk into a seamless whole. The Beatles' sixth studio album, released in December 1965, is a journey through a lush forest of sound, where each track is a unique leaf on a vibrant tree.

The album's production, helmed by the talented George Martin, is like a clear mountain stream, allowing the band's newfound creativity to flow freely. From the playful ripples of 'Drive My Car' to the tranquil pools of 'Michelle', each song reflects a different facet of the group's evolving artistry. George Harrison's sitar on 'Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)' is like the first ray of sunrise, heralding a new dawn in their musical journey.

This cohesive collection of songs is more than just a stepping stone in the Beatles' career; it's a verdant meadow of innovation. The album's unified structure and diverse influences create an ecosystem of sound that nurtures the listener's soul. 'Rubber Soul' stands as a testament to the band's growth, much like a mighty oak that has weathered many seasons, its roots deep in musical tradition while its branches reach ever skyward. - Zoey

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