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3 April 2010

The Fool On The Hill said:
I was researching and i saw that love wasn't typically an album is this true?
None of the beatles technically rerecorded for it, so no.
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27 March 2010

LOVE is just a mix/compilation thing of lots of Beatles songs for a show in Las Vegas, I think. It was NOT mixed by the Beatles, they really didn't have a say in it, so No, it doesn't count as an ACTUAL Beatles album.
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Well, both Ringo and Paul were involved, as well as George's and John's representatives/"mouths remaining on earth" Olivia and Yoko. Plus, George Martin had a large role in the remixing, I believe.
So, maybe not a Beatle's album, but a Beatles related album- and a good one at that.
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7 April 2010

I think any album- Love, Anthologies, Live At The BBC , etc. -count as Beatles albums. Not the core 13, but they're still Beatles albums.
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14 December 2009

Exactly, this is just a semantic issue. It's not one of the canonical studio albums, but it's got their name on it, and it's got actual Beatles recordings on it, so it's a Beatles album. Simple as that. Whether or not any surviving Beatle (or Beatle-widow) had ANY input as to the contents or assembly or packaging is irrelevant.
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Von Bontee said:
Heh, I never employ a word until I've seen it used frequently enough by others to become confident that I can use it properly!
Heh, I'm usually the one who uses a word as soon as I become aware of its existence, definition, and spelling!
You wouldn't believe how many times I've seen "incompetent" misspelled.
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12 November 2009

For my money, I count PPM to Let It Be , as well as Live At The BBC , Anthologies 1, 2, 3, LIB Naked and Love all to be part of The Beatles' output. I don't really bother with compilations, nor do I count the Yellow Submarine Soundtrack. As a rule of thumb, if it's an official release and it offers something that wasn't heard before, it goes in.
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1 May 2010

Joe said:
For my money, I count PPM to Let It Be , as well as Live At The BBC , Anthologies 1, 2, 3, LIB Naked and Love all to be part of The Beatles' output. I don't really bother with compilations, nor do I count the Yellow Submarine Soundtrack. As a rule of thumb, if it's an official release and it offers something that wasn't heard before, it goes in.
Which YS album you don't count Joe? The one in the Stereo Box Set or the Songtrack?
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Sorry, I wrote Soundtrack but meant Songtrack.
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27 March 2010

Ahhh, okay. I didn't know Paulie, Ringo, Olivia and Yoko were involved. I guess that makes it legitimate-r...
Joe said:
As a rule of thumb, if it's an official release and it offers something that wasn't heard before, it goes in.
Hmm... interesting thought. (This is me trying to sound all intelligent) It's not really something that wasn't heard before, but yeah, I guess I get where you all are coming from.
It's kind of like "Real Love " and all that... it's not Beatles-Beatles, but it's (still) Beatles, you know? Gahh, I confuse myself.
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1 May 2010

Actually I count the Red and Blue Albums because to me it was the only way to have the Beatles on CD in early 90s (or at least in my town)
I was not a huge fan of Love but it's growing on me. My only complain is that I start dancing with Get Back and Glass Onion and then paf.. we go to Eleanor Rigby . I'm like "Argh I want more music to dance!"
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