Roger The Engineer Album

The correct answer is 1966.

The album's rank in Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Album of All Time is 349.

The album's genre is Psychedelic Rock. This genre is characterized by its use of psychedelic effects, such as distorted guitars, trippy lyrics, and experimental sounds. It emerged in the 1960s and was influenced by the counterculture movement and the use of psychedelic drugs. Psychedelic Rock bands often incorporated elements of other genres like folk, blues, and rock, but with a distinct psychedelic twist. Some famous Psychedelic Rock bands include Pink Floyd, The Doors, and Jefferson Airplane.

The correct answer is 12. This suggests that there are 12 songs originally on the album.

Simon Napier-Bell is the producer of this album. The other options, Chantal Napier, Joseph Den, and Bob Dylan, are not mentioned in the question as potential producers. Therefore, Simon Napier-Bell is the correct answer based on the information provided.

The title of the album that succeeded "Remember" is not provided in the question. Therefore, an explanation for the correct answer is not available.

Among the given choices, "I Can't Make Your Way" is the only option that is a song on the album. The other options, "A Moment Like This," "Summertime," and "Bleeding Love," may be songs but there is no indication that they are on the album in question.

The correct answer is Columbia. This suggests that the album is released under the record label Columbia.