For a band that broke up more than 50 years ago, The Beatles have put out a surprising amount of material in recent times.
Less than a year on from the buzz and hype of Peter Jackson's eight-hour-long doco The Beatles: Get Back and its accompanying expanded version of the album Let It Be, another "new" release from the long-gone band popped into stores and music streaming services this week.
The band's hugely influential seventh record Revolver is the latest Beatles album to get the super deluxe re-release treatment in the past five years, following on from souped-up versions of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles (AKA The White Album), Abbey Road and Let It Be.