we are all powerless when it comes to The Beatles. Does not get any better than the Fab Four
They just want to see what ends up on the cutting room floor.Scam a zon shipped mine today. Shipment worries me. I had ordered 3 new chains for my chainsaw from Bezos. Yup - they shipped the 2 orders together !!
Fingers crossed
Critiques? Some of the louder passages do seem a bit harsh to me, particularly in the cymbals. I also agree that more could have been done with “Across The Universe”.
Isn't the base mix of Across the Universe essentially in mono, with only the Spector added tracks contributing to stereo IIRC?
LIB was indeed released after Abbey Road. But the Abbey Road sessions were done sometime after the the LIB project. George Martin produced Abbey Road. He was not involved in LIB. It was produced by Phil Spector. There are some tracks that were rehearsed during the LIB sessions that showed up on Abbey Road.I did not know this, do I have this correct?
Let It Be was released after Abbey Road, but the Abbey Road sessions where done during the same time as the Let it Be sessions?
It seems some other singles where rehearsed also?
Oh boy, a little complicated, thank you.@marpow it's a bit complicated because they were working on dozens and dozens of songs that ended up on Let it Be, Abbey Road, All Things Must Pass, Imagine, etc.
A lot songs were recorded in January '69 or February to August of '69.
The spring/summer stuff was released as Abbey Road in September '69.
The January '69 stuff was held up due to the Let It Be film editing and various quality concerns and was released as Let It Be in May of '70.
For example Oh Darling, Polythene Pam, Something, Maxwell's, She came in through the bathroom window, etc were all around in January '69 but weren't finished until August '69.
Let It Be the album was almost completely recorded in Jan '69, though I Me Mine and Across the Universe overdubs happened way later in April '70.
Abbey Road took much longer, generally spanning February to August '69 recordings: I Want You was the first recorded (Feb 22, '69) and the sessions go until August '69.
Just finished listening to the 4 supplemental RBCD's and the 5.1 from the box set. I really liked all of it. I did a quick listen of the Atmos but wanted the 5.1 experience first. Love the mix and sound of the 5.1.
Has anyone gotten their set who ordered from Import CDs?
Have they even shipped yours yet?Has anyone gotten their set who ordered from Import CDs?
My wife bought it for my birthday, so she has the order. She's not gonna tell me because she will wants to see me drool when it finally gets here. I'm salivating after hearing @edisonbaggins review of the title track. It is my favorite Beatles song.Have they even shipped yours yet?
I had the same problem with CD1 - the sleeve looked as though it had been forced into the slot and had ripped the edge (similar to the third one down in your picture). Luckily the other discs had been inserted with a bit more care.Mine arrived yesterday from DD DVD. I thoroughly enjoyed the 5.1 and down mixed ATMOS mixes. They were my first hearing for most of the songs. I liked I Me Mine best of the songs I had not heard before.
Somehow most of the individual disc sleeve were damages in packing or shipping. Which is weird because there was no other damage to the rest of the set.
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