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The five-CD super deluxe set containing half-speed remastered versions of the original album in both stereo and mono formats was released on the 28th of October 2022. A separate deluxe edition offered an abridged 40-page book with session highlights and stereo mixes of the singles.
Peter Jackson's WingNut Films developed the audio demixing software that transformed how the Beatles' 1966 album Revolver could be remixed. Giles Martin credited Peter Jackson's audio team with making the work possible through their contributions to The Beatles: Get Back documentary.
Martin worked alongside Sam Okell to create a new stereo version that focused on revealing deeper meanings within the songs rather than simply updating the audio quality. Low-lit backing harmonies became more prominent in Here There and Everywhere, transforming it into what Annie Zaleski called an old-fashioned rock'n'roll love song.
Metacritic assigned Revolver Special Edition an aggregate score of 100 out of 100 based on nine reviews. Critics described the reissue as receiving universal acclaim across multiple publications including The Guardian which awarded five out of five stars.
The US Billboard 200 chart recorded its peak at number four while other international charts placed it higher such as number two on the Australian Albums chart managed by ARIA. The album maintained presence on various regional lists throughout the final months of 2022.