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THE BEATLES

C hen Paul McCartney heard the medley two disc side "Abbey Road" (which originally was to be called "Everest" photo on the mountain included) , was not very happy about how embedded "Her Majesty" with the rest of the songs, so he asked the technician John Kurland that removed.
Kurland, scissors and tape in hand, he realized he just wanted to take her out of that place and hit the final master tape of what would shortly album "Abbey Road" .

to the disc was finished, nobody noticed the little song that had been lost in the end, after several seconds of blank tape. The result was everyone's taste (luckily for Kurland and all us).

was the second "hidden track" in the history of recorded music, The Beatles had done in 1967 with the "inner groove" end of "Sgt Pepper's" .

For long time I thought "Abbey Road" did not end exactly with "The End" and yes to "Her Majesty" as a final joke and also by way of a small crevice where once the meeting colaría band.

Despite the personal discomfort of each of the members of the Beatles when they recorded that album, the work that came out of those sessions was sublime, as if each firm was also imposed the idea of \u200b\u200bfinishing in the best possible way, musically speaking.

seems that the Beatles had really bad at that time. John Lennon wanted to finish the album with "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" - ie what we know as the next one would be the next two - but in the end it was decided that the "medley" to finalize the disc.

there a way, perhaps too compressed, to see how it came every album, but effective and always exciting, which is the DVD that comes with the box stereo remastering Collection The Beatles.

Almost everything is on DVD and we had seen in Anthology , this perhaps is more like "beginner", but the fan also will interest you.

This DVD of "mini documentaries" boot from "Please Please Me" , the band's first LP and is located only in the recording sessions of each disc, with commentary from members and George Martin irreplaceable co-commanded teams that like a real conductor.

photos, tridimension digitally, are a find, much like listening party the dialogues of the recording sessions and permanent voices of the characters, narrating off the adventure of being a Beatle. Follow

amazing the great evolution of the group from "Rubber Soul" and makeover from "Sgt Pepper's" until the end where John Lennon seems to have aged 20 years.

In addition to the record collection is more than good, but it could be sold individually, it is very short and many photos presented as "unheard" are thanks to technology that can mix images.

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Finally the day arrived. Today, it is history.
boxes and the individual disks. Stereo and mono p'al people for the elite of connoisseurs.
The Beatles, the fab four those of Liverpool, the largest. Now remastered.

only now ... When

2009 and the average CD is going downhill.

lyrics They slip stereo box I've gone to iTunes in some differences are more striking: Only A Northern Song Harrison, the remastered version of Yellow Submarine the rediscover, especially in the final sound collage.

Everyone talks about how good sounding bass and drums, it's true, but the acoustic guitars are made of glass.

And the vocal harmonies, which makes a lot of the tone of George, are just voices of angels. Because
With me happens something strange: The modernization of the audio cover reminds me of that great (replica) the original, Pedro Aznar made by for his first solo album since 1982 and not vice versa. How strange.

Sgt Pepper's ... Revolver, Abbey Road, White Album are the fastest growing in the reinvigoration of the audio.
With the first four place greater clarity of the voices and the most wins is in my opinion "Please Please Me.
As a remastering and not a remix (that may be the next touch to the world's most profitable discography), have left intact the "fake stereo" , as these discs were originally designed to be reproduced in mono and that excessive channel separation in stereo versions of left and right instruments, voices, has become obsolete.

actually this is the first time the complete collection of The Beatles sound so well in CD format.
editions of 1987 appear low ink photocopies of the original vinyl. And that vinyl sound very good English.

But when the cd came to in '87, they did everything wrong, wrong masters used, as advocated in EMI, which together with the inexperience of digitizing technicians in charge, gave a result that left as anyone, but we sold them the same and very expensive.

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story: EMI

entrusted to George Martin do new edition mixes stereo of the first four albums, to be passed to the new format The compact disc. The did and were very good, but saved for another time. Because

in 1987, EMI (UK) finally opted for edit First 4 cds in mono mix-and so uniform throughout the world the Beatles library CD, leaving out Hey Jude, The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl, Oldies and all the compilations that came out after separation.

Then stereo mixes Please Please Me, With The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night and Help! box stereo put up for sale today, from those masters -or nearly half the work he had done Sir George Martin in 1987 -.

(By mistake, the first Canadian edition on CD of The Beatles, the first four albums are the graceful blend well today listed on the collector market Beatle ...)

In 1997 and 1998 edited versions of "30 anniversary" Sgt Pepper's ... and White Album, respectively, with improvements in the artwork, but without re-mastering

in 1999 made the remastering and remixing Songtrack of Yellow Submarine, which sounds to be both better than this.
remastered in 2000 the singles "number one" for the compilation 1 with a good result, similar to now.

So, this remastering "2009" is for something?

Yes, because it sounds much more clear that the old editions on CD and all gains in depth.

The ear gets used right away (at least mine) these versions as limpid and realistic.

I would "clean up" a lot more imperfections study but (for example) the coupling in I'm Looking Through You (barely perceptible), remains, though the "gap" in the third verse of "Day Tripper" has been fixed.

So enjoy and officially digital discography of The Beatles now that EMI has finally succeeded, they'd better with the time taken.