Why buy the "Love" release?
Yesterday at work I was able to sit it on a 5.1 playback of the Beatles "Love" DVD in it's entirety. The playback was attended by Giles Martin and Allan Rouse (Allan has been at Abbey Road for 36 years and most recently has been in charge of the Beatles tape vault. I spoke with him for about two hours. He is an absolutely fine gentleman with a great sense of humour and many amazing stories).
For 80 minutes I sat in the dark with about forty members of the press. I heard things I have never heard before. Having the Beatles vocals straight up the middle was very interesting. There were nuances of their performances I had never really noticed before.
Stand outs include the "Tomorrow Never Knows/ Within You Without You" mash-up, "I Am the Walrus" and "Mr. Kite/I Want You/ Helter Skelter".
The mixes were very interesting, with elements swirling around the room. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (recorded at Shea) and "Help!" were the only songs I felt really suffered. There just wasn't enough bass information to push that sub.
The "Drive My Car" sequence sounded a bit like "Stars on 45" but was fun anyay. Many of the tracks used alternate takes for some or all of the song. Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" for instance is taken from the Anthology. The version with the extra verse and played in a different key. Giles explained how his father wrote a new string arrangement for the song because Olivia Harrison felt that the take was incomplete. This was the only new element added to the DVD.
Purists I'm sure will be upset, but in 5.1 it's too incredible to complain about. I'm not sure how they will translate to good old 2.0 though!
For 80 minutes I sat in the dark with about forty members of the press. I heard things I have never heard before. Having the Beatles vocals straight up the middle was very interesting. There were nuances of their performances I had never really noticed before.
Stand outs include the "Tomorrow Never Knows/ Within You Without You" mash-up, "I Am the Walrus" and "Mr. Kite/I Want You/ Helter Skelter".
The mixes were very interesting, with elements swirling around the room. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (recorded at Shea) and "Help!" were the only songs I felt really suffered. There just wasn't enough bass information to push that sub.
The "Drive My Car" sequence sounded a bit like "Stars on 45" but was fun anyay. Many of the tracks used alternate takes for some or all of the song. Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" for instance is taken from the Anthology. The version with the extra verse and played in a different key. Giles explained how his father wrote a new string arrangement for the song because Olivia Harrison felt that the take was incomplete. This was the only new element added to the DVD.
Purists I'm sure will be upset, but in 5.1 it's too incredible to complain about. I'm not sure how they will translate to good old 2.0 though!
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Mick --- your earlier question . Yes I had bought the Real Love "single" when it came out with an interesting version of Yellow Sub with lots of added background "noises" and submarine sound effects. Here There and Everywhere as a nice "Anthology" style version is also on the "single" and one more track. Rich F.
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Looks like I have to find that single.
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Sorry I missed this thread. There are some additional comments on Clough's Classics.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm
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I already have mine (picked up on it Friday, thanks to my local source who runs a music store). I basically like it, as the remixes are all tastefully done, but very disappointed with the DVD version. Sound-wise GREAT, but no interesting visuals of any kind! They could've done better on this aspect of the DVD version (IMHO).
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