Beatles in your iTunes?
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 8:46 am
Just an FYI for you Beatlephiles, I have my whole CD library on my computer at work and at home. Using iTunes on Macs, I've been CD free for about 3 years.
But the big cool thing is that I have everything Beatles in there. At this count, it's 33 albums. 552 songs, 23.6 hours of music, taking up about 1.64 GB of space. There's a lot of redundent music, such as 62'-66', "1", newly released Capitol Vol1, etc...
I've also recorded from various LP sources, the stereo versions of the songs from the first four UK album releases (since the CDs are mono only). I've had that for years and, until the US stuff came out, it was the only way of listening to (most of) them in stereo.
The fun thing is to set iTunes to play by track name so you can jump from one version of a song to the next version and hear the difference in mix/sound. Especially with the recent U.S. stuff/UK Mono/live/BBC/Anthology/Yellow Submarine, etc...
Also serves as a great resource for forums where I can instantly listen to a song someone's asking about and give comment.
But the big cool thing is that I have everything Beatles in there. At this count, it's 33 albums. 552 songs, 23.6 hours of music, taking up about 1.64 GB of space. There's a lot of redundent music, such as 62'-66', "1", newly released Capitol Vol1, etc...
I've also recorded from various LP sources, the stereo versions of the songs from the first four UK album releases (since the CDs are mono only). I've had that for years and, until the US stuff came out, it was the only way of listening to (most of) them in stereo.
The fun thing is to set iTunes to play by track name so you can jump from one version of a song to the next version and hear the difference in mix/sound. Especially with the recent U.S. stuff/UK Mono/live/BBC/Anthology/Yellow Submarine, etc...
Also serves as a great resource for forums where I can instantly listen to a song someone's asking about and give comment.