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Interesting file name.

I missed this also, so please please. I wonder if as a group a paid Wetransfer account could be worked out. Not sure how to arrange the contributions etc and whether it would also be available to all members, contributors or not but it would be just $19 per month. It would be great if popular shares...

...there's one bit near the end where it sounds like the buyer of the tape was revealed but we only hear after that, where the buyer shows the tape and photos in an open safe and is said to have a Liverpool accent. Was that Neil Aspinall? I hope not, since he died in 2008. Um I do know that. Which ...

August 21 1963 - Gaumont Cinema, Bournemouth https://webgrafikk.com/blog/beatles-books/the-bournemouth-tape/ I knew about the recording but missed that clips were played on the BBC. Hearing it now I'm a little surprised that it is a microphone rather than a line recording since the guy who recorded...

Will there ever be clean version without rustling noise? With this source, someone decided early on to label it as "British Library reference .wav" and it circulated as such in apparently private circles. I suppose it was intended to make it seen as genuine as possible since initially it ...

I think the"Goody version" uploaded here has this gradually changing speed correction, if i got his remarks right. Quote from another forum "Notes: This was all kinds of wrong. Now it's practically perfect. Just don't hurt your ears. CD1 is not for loud listening. CD 2, also included...

Surprised Apple didnt get hold of the Stowe School recording or Paul didnt get it before it surfaced or We would never heard the recording They didn't know of it's existence till it was publicized on the BBC by Samira Ahmed. At that point it was up to John Bloomfield what would happen. Apple/Paul's...

I was told that the pitch was 43 cents slow at the beginning and eventually drifts to 93 cents towards the end. ( A 1% speed change is equal to approximately 18 cents) So 2.4% slow is agreed to start but it apparently isn't constant to the end. This would make sense as the recorder was battery powe...

hxxps://we.tl/t-f4JzlJjdcr The speed correction is +2.4 Is that what you used? I was told that the pitch was 43 cents slow at the beginning and eventually drifts to 93 cents towards the end. ( A 1% speed change is equal to approximately 18 cents) So 2.4% slow is agreed to start but it apparently is...

Here's the original tape box of the reel, I think it was taken by Samira Ahmed at the British Library Conservation Studio: