Maybe most of you already knew John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison or Ringo Starr but surely, some would needed a little story about their sixth record – Rubber Soul; honestly to pressume otherwise things might be quite awkward if don’t.
The turning point for The Beatles to put their next step to sounded more mature than just a one hit bandstand of wonder to a more artistic layers on more Folk stories with social-conciousness lyrics and better quality sound of Rock N’ Roll music.
Rubber Soul opening the gap between riches and rags whilst also cutting the limit between cultures by singing louder so the world would stop arguing but listen to it carefully care.
Nobody should discredits this record while generally,
The Beatles acknowledge their addressing-messages to us all by ignoring decadence
hate and embrace the only thing we need the most – pure love. Wait, In my life, Michelle, Think for yourself, The Word, You won’t see me and Drive my car lift up this album for reaching top of the charts is not their goals cause they’re already achieving few answers for the questions asked by creating this humble pop rock album.
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