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Box Back Text: So what makes this collection 'ultimate'? First off, everything on these 17 discs has been digitally transferred with great care from master tapes. So they sound better than they have ever before!
More than 500 rolls of tape were sifted through, and only the best and most interesting performances were chosen for inclusion. In some cases, performances have even been painstakingly reconstructed from as many as three tape sources. Simlock Removal Tool. Secondly, the dialogue and stop-and-go rehearsals that sometimes made listening to 'Get Back' sessions a chore have been bypassed, with only 'takes', serious run-throughs, oldies, and the more interesting and structured jams being presented.
All the performances that made up the 'Let It Be' album (except for those recorded outside the time frame of the 'Get Back' sessions) can be heard in their original, unadulterated form. And for the very first time the January 30th rooftop concert has been meticulously reconstructed from ALL existing source material, while the January 31st session that produced 'Two of Us', 'The Long and Winding Road', and 'Let It Be' is presented in a form more complete (and enjoyable!) form than ever before. Most importantly, there's tons of new material heard here for the first time. So, hit play and enjoy the Get Back sessions like you never have before. Liner Notes: 'Thirty Days' The Ultimate Get Back Collection The Beatles Get Back session have been written about to death so well keep it brief.
The Beatles gathered on January 2, 1969 at Twickenham Studios with the intention of rehearsing brand new songs for a concert that would be televised live throughout the world. They also agreed to have the entire process filmed for an accompanying documentary. When the sessions drew to a close thirty days later, the spectacular live show had been downgraded to an impromptu concert on the roof of the Apple building, and the live television broadcast and documentary had been combined and reconfigured into a single feature film. The Beatles left behind them a halffinished album and boxes upon boxes of taped rehearsals, performances, arguments and jams. It is from those boxes that this set is culled.
So what makes this collection ultimate? First off, everything on these 17 discs has been digitally transferred with great care from master tapes. Rahsaan Roland Kirk Bright Moments Rar. So they sound better than they ever have before! More than 500 rolls of tape were sifted through, and only the very best and most interesting performances were chosen for inclusion. In some cases performances have been painstakingly reconstructed from as many as three original tape sources.
Secondly, the dialogue and lengthy stopandgo rehearsals that sometimes made listening to Get Back sessions a chore have been bypassed, with only 'takes', serious runthroughs, oldies and the more interesting structured jams being presented. All the performances that made up the Let It Be album (except for those recorded outside the time frame of the Get Back sessions) can be heard in their original, unadulterated form. And for the very first time the January 30th rooftop concert has been meticulously reconstructed from ALL existing source material, while the January 31st session that produced 'Two of Us', 'The Long and Winding Road', and 'Let It Be' is presented in a form more complete (and enjoyable!) form than ever before.
In the track listings that follow, each song is crossreferenced to its entry in Get Back: The Unauthorized Chronicle of The Beatles Let It Be Disaster, the authoritative work on these sessions. The prefix of each number represents the day in January 1969 on which the song was performed, while the suffix places the song in chronological order within that day. All tracks that werent covered in that book have only a day prefix followed by the word ' NEW'.
'THIRTY DAYS' - THE ULTIMATE GET BACK COLLECTION. The Beatles’ Get Back sessions have been written about to death, so we'll keep it brief. Thirty Days: The Ultimate Get Back Sessions Collection (disc 4) is a Soundtrack by The Beatles released in 2000. Listen now for free!