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While they’re often celebrated for their incredible achievements in songwriting, The Beatles were widely known for incorporating plenty of unusual production techniques in the latter stages of their time together as a band, with the help of esteemed producer George Martin. Revolver has sections where recordings are played in reverse to create a haunting effect; Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band uses the studio as an instrument, and Abbey Road sees the band try and piece together a suite of songs in a spellbinding fashion.The White Album, however, is the sort that saw them throw virtually everything at the wall in an attempt to see what sticks, and therefore is the most adventurous yet scattered album that they released as a group. You might look at songs like ‘Revolution 9’ as being more of an audio art piece rather than a song, but it only goes to show just how adventurous the band were becoming during this stage of their career,.

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