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Anyone seen this?

http://www.stevesbeatles.com/wgo/list.asp

Pretty cool site, I must say. After reading about the "bloopers" in a song (while listening to them while I read), I often tend to pay attention to them the second time (after reading) I hear the song.

Pretty funny...the only ones I've noticed on my own are the sneeze during the feedback on 'I Feel Fine' and how on 'What You're Doing' the background vocals are often wrong.

Steve of stevesbeatles.com clearly has a lot of free time on his hands. But what the hell, anything that adds to the Beatles lore is a good thing.

Of course so much of this a masked by the technology of the time, and who'd have throught 40 years ago that freaks like us would be poring over each track and putting up websites? I do recall hearing the drum pedal squeak when the first two CDs were released in the '80s. I really wish they'd remaster the whole catalog in true stereo to get rid of the annoying "drums & bass left, rest of band right" problem. ANyone lese recall seeing Lennon on Ed Sullivan forgetting the words to "Help" and singing gibberish?

brammy wrote:Steve of stevesbeatles.com clearly has a lot of free time on his hands.

Actually the anomaly list was compiled by this guy and is the result of many contributions from many keen listeners.