Abbey Road - The Beatles

Abbey Road was and still is a album that can not be beaten in both quality and content, there are secrets behind this album that have not been discovered yet believe me. Everyone knows the Beatles but not everyone realizes how diverse they were, the talent grew and grew and went through so many phases throughout there careers. The reason that the Beatles were so popular was because which ever person heard their music heard something different, every lyric meant something different to that person, we all have our favourates and as a beatle fan you will too go through phases, you will even go off them for a while, but it wont be long before get back. There ...  Read the complete review

Information about the creation and the recording of Abbey Road has been well documented, with the group coming off what they saw as the failure of the Let It Be sessions. From this they decided that with the tensions within the group and the general unrest, most notably from George Harrison, they would try and create one final album that would return to some of the roots of their earlier albums, although this became somewhat subverted throughout the recording process. The story behind the cover is also well known with Paul McCartney walking barefoot and out of sync with the rest of the group, which some claim is an indication of the Paul is dead theory, but was simply ...  Read the complete review

It’s not an easy thing writing ops, you know. Oh, no. It can be infuriating, dull and hard to be inspired. Frankly, the only reason I continue is the joy of putting question marks where they obviously don’t belong, and I’m even beginning to tire of that. Wel?l, nearly. So what I’m trying to say, in a roundabout, inaccurate, incomprehensible and ? downright silly way is that Abbey Road is very good. Good enough to inspire me to right another very nearly, but not quite, wholly unremarkable opinion. Lucky you! This, despite the fact that it was released before the album Let It Be, was the last recorded work of the Beatles. And a hell of a ...  Read the complete review

If your a fan of modern music, then it is a crime not to own a copy of the 1969 Beatles album, Abbey Road. It may not contain many well known tracks, but in my opinion, the lesser known Beatles tracks are often the better ones. On this album the Beatles showed sides that they had previously not shown, as well as a lot of very 'Beatles' stuff. Abbey Road starts off with the sultry, very bare and sharp rock song 'Come Together' which may be known for its vivid and obscure lyrics more than anything. You may find that this is the case throughout the album. I don't know whether the Beatles knew what they were singing about when they wrote Abbey ...  Read the complete review

Abbey Road was my first Beatles album and is also my favourite. It is a true masterpiece, a work of which I never tire. I first bought my own copy up in January 1998, and I regret not having one for the nineteen years of my life that preceded it. Since I was a late Beatles developer, I was determined to catch up and I’m very glad that I did. I have become convinced that there are certain sounds that benefit the soul, certain melodies that, once heard are unforgettable, once remembered it is difficult to think of life before hearing such a that tune. Call me sentimental if you will, but I believe that Abbey Road falls into this category, once you hear it, you will ...  Read the complete review