My Comments

• “"Let it Be" was a real sort spot for the The Beatles. Even though the other three didn't want to do it and just went along for the ride, Paul had the most to lose. Paul was going to lose The Beatles and the legal issues weren't helping either. I was five years old when I heard the announcement on the radio that it was over, at that time I felt just as bad as a teenager, I started listening when I was four. "Let it Be" is really hard to watch because, simply put, "it is not the greatest thing they ever did. If it does come out on DVD, I hope to God that there is a boatload of unseen footage and songs that were not on the original soundtrack. It would be nice to have the UK version so you get the booklet and the other stuff, there again McCartney hated the idea of the UK boxed version.”

  Let It Be on 11th Mar 10.

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msciresi64

Gender

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Member since

11 Mar 10

Fav album

Revolver

“The sound of the record captured the essence of the times. I would say one of the best engineered records of all time. You have a perfect balance and variety of material, Rockers, Psych, Ballad, Mystic, R&B, even a childrens song that is actually quite trippy. I do feel that Rubber Soul is as good as Revolver but in a different way, in that, it was the first real transition for The Beatles. My favorite tracks from Revolver are: Eleanor Rigby, Tomorrow Never Knows, For No One, Doctor Robert and Love You Too.”

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