Rubber Soul (2026 Mix - Remastered) The Beatles
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Album-Release:
1965
HRA-Release:
02.10.2026
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- 1 Drive My Car (2026 Mix) 02:28
- 2 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (2026 Mix) 02:04
- 3 You Won't See Me (2026 Mix) 03:19
- 4 Nowhere Man (2026 Mix) 02:43
- 5 Think For Yourself (2026 Mix) 02:17
- 6 The Word (2026 Mix) 02:42
- 7 Michelle (2026 Mix) 02:42
- 8 What Goes On (2026 Mix) 02:47
- 9 Girl (2026 Mix) 02:31
- 10 I'm Looking Through You (2026 Mix) 02:26
- 11 In My Life (2026 Mix) 02:26
- 12 Wait (2026 Mix) 02:13
- 13 If I Needed Someone (2026 Mix) 02:22
- 14 Run For Your Life (2026 Mix) 02:21
Info for Rubber Soul (2026 Mix - Remastered)
The complete original album (14 tracks) has been completely remixed in stereo by Giles Martin and Sam Okell using Peter Jackson's "WingNut Films" de-mixing technology.
Originally released on December 3, 1965, Rubber Soul was recorded over four weeks in October and November of that year. The 14-track album includes “Drive My Car,” “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown),” “Nowhere Man,” “Michelle,” “Girl,” and “In My Life.” Arriving after The Beatles’ August 1965 concert at Shea Stadium, the record marked a shift toward more ambitious songwriting, instrumentation, and studio experimentation. Its songs helped establish the album as a unified artistic format rather than simply a collection of singles, while providing a bridge between the group’s early pop releases and the increasingly experimental work that followed on Revolver and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The new stereo mix was created from the original four-track master tapes, with de-mixing technology developed by the sound team led by Emile de la Rey at Peter Jackson’s WingNut Films Productions Ltd.
"Rubber Soul is the bridge between Beatlemania and the descent into psychedelia, it is blurry-eyed and bushy tailed, embracing all on offer; an exhilarating listen, plump with possibility and open for interpretation. This was groovy beat music for turned-on cats, a snapshot of London’s demi-monde before Edwardiana and facial hair, full of nascent happenings and burgeoning drugs. These are friends enjoying each other’s company, with a job of work to do. This is Rubber Soul." (recordcollectormag.com)
The Beatles
Digitally remastered
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