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8.16am
10 May 2011
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paulsbass said:
Here's the tracklist for the "Beatles – the world's best" LP
Seite 1:
Good Day Sunshine, All My Loving, Eight Days A Week, No Reply, Rock And Roll Music, A Hard Days Night, I Should Have Know Better, And I Love Her
Seite 2:
Things We Said Today, Michelle, Dr. Robert, Yellow Submarine, If I Feel, And Your Bird Can Sing, Girl, Eleanor Rigby
Damn, that was a great collection!
Hey! I know where I could buy it! It's so weird…
It includes a photo from 'Strawberry Fields' but doesn't include it.
Typic Germans…
1.09am
19 September 2010
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Now, how about A Toot And A Snore In '74? I really am shocked by how such a cast of people created such a terrible recording.
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7.10am
23 January 2011
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mr. Sun king coming together said:
Now, how about A Toot And A Snore In '74? I really am shocked by how such a cast of people created such a terrible recording.
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I know…facepalm and a fail for this recording. They were all too high to do anything right. I've listened to part of it but can't bring myself to listen to all of it. John's grumbling through the part I listened to turned me off of it. Paul recalls it as being "hazy." My guess is, the pot and cocaine were freely flowing!
7.32am
23 January 2011
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Joe said:
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I think I'm in heaven.
2.47pm
12 April 2012
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I don't know if you know it, but they did release a 2 lp version of beatles at the hollywood bowl in germany (it's no bootleg i think, it's from odeon and emi electrola and it's called the beatles at the hollywood bowl-the complete shows. I read that it was limited to 75 exemplars so it's very rare i think. I've just bought a new exemplar in a vinyl record shop for 24 euros. Have you ever heard about it?
3.47pm
1 May 2011
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The only official and legit release of any beatles concert lp is the single disc compilation The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl, everything else is bootleg no matter how good and official it looks and claims (excluding the germany '62 recordings which are live but not really a concert and not a true beatles release – so why am i even mentioning it).
A few other live concert tracks are on the anthology releases, The Beatles Story (a 1964 US album) & the Real Love cd single (Baby's In Black).
3.55pm
12 April 2012
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I think it was a limited german edition
5.36pm
1 May 2011
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Maybe the information got tangled with the Star Club Germany double lp that was released around the same time but there is only one release of Live At The Hollywood Bowl which is a George Martin 1 lp compilation of the 3 concerts.
8.05am
22 May 2012
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My old man has a bootleg of The Black Album. All those Get Back session tapes. Good stuff on that one!
10.07am
12 April 2012
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Awesome. Is it the apple tapes professionally recorded by glyn johns or the sound recorded by the camera?
12.55am
27 February 2011
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Old Siam Sir said
My old man has a bootleg of The Black Album. All those Get Back session tapes. Good stuff on that one!
Mwahaha I can beat that! I have the entire purple chick let it be sessions. It contains nearly everything that was recorded. 13gb and over 100 hours long. Still haven't listened to all of it…yet.
2.48am
1 May 2011
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Anyone who manages to listen to the complete Get Gack sessions (that is every available second) deserves a special gift from Apple. 30 minutes of Paul playing The Long and Winging Road over and over is testing, throw in the hours of rehearsing Maxells Silver Hammer and the Yoko 'improvisations' and you deserve a Beatle coming round your house for a chat.
I started listening to the 31st January '69 session months back and i still havent reached the end. Theres too much other stuff to hear in the world, no point in dragging myself thru that; self-flagellation of the highest order.
12.06am
12 January 2013
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I recomend the Anthology's. They are awesome. I'd have killed John Lennon if he had them before anyone else and if he was alive then. Not really sorry John, forgive me for an apple
The Incedibly True Story THat Never Ends. By Sam.
Best Friend: WHat are you listening to
Me: The Beatles
Best Friend: Go Figure
1.03am
17 December 2012
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Not sure if meant to be funny. Not funny.
1.19am
1 May 2011
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I didnt get what it Beatles In The Bloods post was about.
I was thinking that a 'new' 10 track Beatles album is sitting there waiting for release on itunes: The 6 unavailable tracks from the b-sides of the Free As A Bird and Real Love cd singles, the 3 bbc tracks that were on the '94 Baby Its You Ep single thingy, and the horridly edited piece of useless cash-in guff that is The Beatles Movie Medley from 1982 (Im actually quite offended that that piece of shit is on my laptop). Apple could even shove on a few rare mixes from across the many seas (the capitol vol 1 & 2 boxsets are just sitting there available to buy) and make us buy it for £11.99 on a shiny cd or £8.99 as a download. No need to dig down into the archives either. I should get a job working for Apple.
1.39am
5 November 2011
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mja6758 said
How do you know it wasn't funny? It didn't even make any sense. Maybe it would be funny if it made sense.
1.48am
17 December 2012
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unknown said
mja6758 said
How do you know it wasn't funny? It didn't even make any sense. Maybe it would be funny if it made sense.
I don't think anything could ever be funny that included the phrase "I'd have killed John Lennon if…"
2.16am
5 November 2011
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You never know. Those types of jokes don't offend me, and as long as the intentions aren't actually there, it doesn't matter, really.
2.25am
17 December 2012
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unknown said
You never know. Those types of jokes don't offend me, and as long as the intentions aren't actually there, it doesn't matter, really.
I've laughed at some Dead Beatle jokes over the years. Always liked George's reply in an interview to a question about what it would take to reunite The Beatles, before The Threetles came into being. Perfect deadpan, "Three bullets." Just can't imagine good joke that involves saying "I'd kill a Beatle if…"
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