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Great collection for those of us who collect covers!

The later-'60s broadcasts had a real (over the top) Austin Powers vibe! Even though these bands and individuals were doing timeless Beatles songs, they sound so dated now.

Technical note: Several of these are at 48k.

The pecking order was established early on. George was the baby brother to Paul. John was the big guy in the chip shop. I think George's life was probably made easier when John was around because John would trump Paul. When John was disengaged or absent, George tended to get pecked a lot. I've ofte...

I can't even hear what most of you are saying. What?

Baby poo, ha!

I've met at least 2 of the members here in person, one in LA in 1989 or so (record swap meet) and one in NYC a few years later.

And I was a tape-trading penpal of yet another in the '90s.

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tdgrnwld wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 1:22 am What a bunch of geezers!

You're old too, I met you in NYC 30 years ago, ha!

MorseMoose wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 9:48 amBRG were fantastic.

It's ironic, they came and went before all of the stems and modern iso's and multi's were available...

But thankfully several here are carrying on using these newer sources, if not mashing, at least remixing.

Let It Be instrumental and I'm Stepping Out vocals That's fantastic! Let's Be Stepping Out! Keep working with that, mash more elements. Maybe they can duet (lyrics from another McCartney song)? That's a good idea, I'll have to see which Macca songs are in the same key and a similar tempo. Oh yeah, ...

MorseMoose wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 5:15 pmLet It Be instrumental and I'm Stepping Out vocals

That's fantastic! Let's Be Stepping Out!

Keep working with that, mash more elements. Maybe they can duet (lyrics from another McCartney song)?