The Beatles (Album)

The Beatles (AKA-The White Album) is The Beatles only studio double-album. It was released during the Christmas of 1968.

This album was a turning-point during their career. This album came-out after their manager Brian Epstein overdosed, having a bad trip in India where 19 of the songs from The White Album came from, and the start of John Lennon and Paul McCartney's relationship of Yoko Ono and Linda Eastman, respectively, would begin.

Though not as psychedelic as their previous albums, The White Album featured some eclectic songs, particularly "Revolution #9" which Paul McCartney and George Martin disapproved.

This was also when The Beatles almost broke-up. Ringo Starr temporarily left the band, but he also wrote "Don't Pass Me By" which would be his debut in songwriting.