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Released on November 22, 1968, 'The Beatles'—commonly known as 'The White Album'—is the band's ninth studio album and their only double album. It features a minimalist white cover with the band's name embossed, symbolizing a stark contrast to their previous album's vibrant artwork. The album showcases a diverse range of musical styles, including rock, pop, and folk, reflecting the band's experimental spirit during a period of internal tensions. Fun fact: The first four numbered copies of the album were given to the band members themselves.
