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Rating: The Beatles aka White Album (1968)
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By AXEL1
No comment, staring at white on white...
By mangoni
It is a 'beautiful confusion' that baffles the listener: hot jazz, pure hard rock, and extremely successful collages all harmonize in their own way.
Rarely has a rock record managed to embody the characteristics of the 'open work,' perfectly capturing the end of the '60s and the arrival of a difficult decade.
By paolofreddie
The adjective that best represents it is heavy.
The excessive, overabundant, useless, and heavy 'Revolution 9'... It seems like the Beatles were making fun of us!
