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The Beatards at Hoffman are probably arguing over every frame.

I was just think today if you slowed down the acoustic guitars of "Two of Us" can you insert John's "Across the Universe" vocal?

While doing this I found there is a slight playback head alignment issue on the original stereo mix - the right channel lags one sample behind the left. I have found this same azimuth issue on a number of other original stereo mixes. One of the stereo machines at Abbey Road was misaligned. When I d...

They should add alternative angles to a Bluray.

Bert13 wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 11:06 pm I missed the two I Feel Fine remixes above by a few days. I'd appreciate a re-upload.

01 - I Feel Fine (2024 remix)+.wav
hxxps://we.tl/t-nOujTBjb0K

17 - I Feel Fine (2023 remastered)+ [Giles Martin remix with fog removed]
hxxps://we.tl/t-0kdaaFBad5

Well, you can tell that Peter Jackson was there. I did not bother with the 2160 (only watched the 1080 version); it's so smoothed that you can barely see the argentic grain; almost blurry during the studio sequences and even some rooftop concert sequences. You can't tell it's the great Tony Richmon...

The drums have too much swing to be Paul.

Paul's lead guitar and drum work have a spastic quality.

I could see George offering this song to Eric Clapton who would have done a great version.

The bareness of the song "Let It Be" explains why Spector felt it needed alot more.

He was handed a half-ass recording.

I think it was Alan Kozin who pointed out that it was Ringo that was holding these tracks together.

Here's a very re-balanced "Let It Be". I opened up and increased the clarity of the drums and lowered the volume of the orchestra. The guitar solo is tamed also. The song is a very clunky recording to start with so it's always going to be less than smooth. Let It Be (2024 remix)+ hxxps://w...