will not know how that trunk, which dimensions will be, or who has the key where it is stored, in February 2009 because someone happened to CD format several unedited footage of The Beatles, including Revolution # 1, in its decision number 20, with a duration of 11:34 minutes, something that never We had heard before. Evil tongues say that after so much an oversight review tapes for remastering, they surfaced in a non-legal.
The launch of this "bootleg" dates from the middle of this year and is published by the label "His Master Choice" (something like a joke to HMV, His Master Voice-subsidiary label of EMI in England).
disquito In the first (this is a set of 2 CDs) plus the jewel never heard before Revolution # 1, making 20, with many minutes are too much like parts of the sound collage that John Lennon did for Revolution # 9, there are versions (or mixtures, to be precise) of "Across The Universe" with plenty of unused overdubs in edited versions.
The most interesting of the set are the mono versions of "Dear Prudence" with more minutes and Lennon's comments at the end of the song and "Julia" (takes 1 and 2) with excellent sound quality, a rarity in these issues.
"Step Inside Love", sung by Cilla Black, several tests and some shots are also sessions "Come and Get It" song written by Lennon and McCartney for the band Badfinger (one of the first to sign with Apple Records ), here are the 26 shots directed by Paul McCartney, making it clear why the version of Badfinger is as same as sung by Paul McCartney, who met on "The Beatles Anthology."
The second CD contains 10 shots of the song "No Escaping Your Love" by "The Iveys" which was the original name before it was called the band Badfinger.
In this era of reissues, remasters and box number, it is unfortunate that the fans have to hear these versions underground editions, when EMI could edit them with the best art in the booklet of the cd, better photos, more reviews and the green apple plastiquito decorating. Or is that only the edited versions are profitable for the English label?
Next time, maybe even ... "Anthology IV", "Blue Ray edition?