The Complete Beatles #8

The 8th Taiga Anthology that contains all official recordings of The Beatles in chronological order! A true collection of all works that covers unreleased songs and other versions! At the end of 1966, we started production of the album [Sgt. Peppers]! The eighth installment of a grand project to include all the recordings of The Beatles. It is a studio-recorded sound source officially recorded as the Beatles, and is a well-received series that thoroughly follows the Beatles' steps in chronological order by covering unofficially released outtakes and unreleased songs. The eighth album was recorded from November 1966, when the production of the album "Sgt. Peppers" began. The recording, which began with "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Rain", was based on the local Liverpool area, and greatly introduced horns and strings. In addition, psychedelic elements such as reverse rotation and tape loops incorporated in the previous album "Revolver" are also intertwined, creating a completely different sound image from previous rock. And the grand song "A Day in the Life" was born, which was a piece of separate songs by John and Paul, and the album developed into a "concept album". The Beatles, who decided to retire from live performances in the summer of that year, refrained from exposing themselves to the media, and during that period, they kept a beard, and in the days of leaving the Beatles, their new work was also a "pseudo-live show performed by a fictional band", which must have spurred their creative power even more. As a result, "Sgt. Peppers", produced from November to April '67, will become a masterpiece that will go down in history as a milestone of innovative rock with unprecedented sound and music. This is the 8th album, which thoroughly covers such a fulfilling studio work of about five months in chronological order. ★ Detailed Japanese liner notes, booklet. ★ Japan Copyright Association JASRAC licensed products ★ Jacket with licensed photo by Getty Images Japan