Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band  by The Beatles

The eighth album by the Beatles needs no particular introduction. The Beatles likely released the most definitive record in pop & rock music on May 26, 1967. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band stands out for its cover, its production, and the songs it contains. Never before had anything similar been recorded. It is widely accepted that this album changed the way the role of an album cover was perceived by the music industry, the importance of a suitable producer who knows the artist he is working with, and the value that a concept album can have, as many consider that the album is on the verge of being characterized in this way.

The creators themselves saw it as a way to shed the light image of the four proper boys and to mature. How do we know this? The mere colorful chaos of the cover, where we see the Beatles themselves attending their own funeral, is enough. Here, the Beatles' psychedelic period reaches its peak. Songs like Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds or A Day In The Life proclaim it loudly.

Its sales have reached 32,000,000 worldwide. Every reissue has been absolutely commercially successful.