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The warning is well taken - you should be careful about preserving important things. On the other hand, the point for me at least, and maybe some of you, is how much crap to which I never, ever listen (or watch) have I stuffed onto CD's and DVD? How much of my life have I wasted searching out, down...

paulramon wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 2:09 pmI'm on a Mac... luckily if I go into file explorer and copy the VIDEO_TS folder to my HD it seems to work.

Technical note: macOS has a "Finder", Windows has a File Explorer...

Other than that your advice is good!

Have Kanye release the tune, all will be fine...

Beautiful job! So much raw material to work with...

BTW, on Compositions (Vigotone 191) there are a couple of 1970 piano demos of the same song that may or may not offer some fodder for vocal options.

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billylentz wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 10:41 pm Elliot Mintz brought us the Lost Lennon Tapes. That´s something I will not forget.

True, and you can edit him out......

Thanks as always! The solo catalogs are a huge untapped resource for you-!

Back in high school circa-1978 my shop teacher recorded some Get Back outtakes on an 8-track cartridge tape for me, not sure of his original source but I did recognize bits of it later on when listening to subsequent boots.

Thanks, that was very nice!

We had a discussion elsewhere about John's lack of involvement on George's later songs. The opposite is true of Paul, he had to crank up his bass playing to be "visible" on George's songs (ie, here, Something, etc.).

Great work and nice take on this song! For my copies I chopped off the "little drummer boy"-sounding snare hits at the intro. Thank you and how dare you call Ringo "little drummer boy" sounding! But seriously, the entire starting point of this exercise was replacing the drum sou...

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