The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There Twist And Shout

Review by Anggita priantary

The album "I Saw Her Standing There Twist And Shout" by the Beatles is a classic example of the band's early sound and energy. Released in 1964, the album features 14 tracks, including the title track "Twist and Shout" and "I Saw Her Standing There," both of which became huge hits for the band.

The album's sound is raw and unpolished, reflecting the band's early days playing in clubs and bars in Liverpool and Hamburg. The songs are full of energy and enthusiasm, with the band's trademark harmonies and catchy melodies.

One of the standout tracks is "Please Please Me," which was the band's first major hit in the UK. The song features a driving beat and infectious chorus that still sounds fresh today.

Other highlights include "Misery," "Anna (Go To Him)," and "Chains," all of which showcase the band's ability to blend rock and roll with R&B and soul influences.

Summary by Anggita priantary

"I Saw Her Standing There Twist And Shout" is a must-have for any Beatles fan or anyone interested in the early days of rock and roll. The album captures the excitement and energy of the band's early years and remains a classic example of the genre.