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May it be another 3-part series! Part 1: New York City / Part 2: Washington / Part 3: Miami We can but dream. Assuming they have all the rights, this would be the perfect opportunity to release the Washington concert. Plus the videotaped Sullivan rehearsals that have never been seen. Plus... well, ...

According to multiple sources including Ringo, a new extended version of this is coming in the second or third quarter this year! There was apparently 20 hours footage shot in 1964. So I hope this is another PJ 8 hour extravaganza! I was watching "Yeah Yeah Yeah New York Meets The Beatles"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUzS1XbZR3E Anyone else watch this podcast? I watched it a few months ago when it was released. - Maher, despite political disagreement, is clearly a Beatle fan-boy, with above standard knowledge of the band. - I think he does a decent job at opening up Julian a bit. ...

broadstreet1010 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 11:35 pm I'm on the hunt for the birth of the beatles soundtrack from the 1979 biopic. The versions in the film are incomplete but the complete versions do exist and are out there. If anyone has any leads or has them would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!

I hope someone finds the soundtrack!

Multiband EQ? Multiband compression? Multiple bands playing? Strange thing to put in a title. I'm gonna start adding to the names in my mixes "Magix Digital Audio Workstation production mixed and mastered at 44.1 khz sampling rate, parametrically equalized and harmonically restored" so it...

Pepe_Java wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 1:12 pm I've seen the lib post on youtube, and it's full frame and multicam (sometimes)!
with unseen angles

love that Martin gets in the music video, very sweet

Hi John and Yoko on Mike Douglas show 1972 Knowing that there are clips on you tube. And there will be a new documentary about the show. This was on VHS along time ago. but necer released on DVD Des anyone have a copy of the complete apperances. ??? Thanks Greg I saved every appearance from YouTube...

The quality was not any better then the normal Ed Sullivan sources, not worth the 10gb in my view.

Although I appreciated this new transfer, it seems like too many liberties were taken on this historical document. Did anyone notice all the sound differences? For instance, when John first sings "Don't Let Me Down", it don't sound like a loud shout anymore like in the original version......

GP10Ellison wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 6:36 pm

cliftdean74 wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 6:33 pm

Sorry I missed it. I was away. Can you or someone please re-upload it?

hxxps://mega.nz/file/CLZBVDhL#2R51wx0GrBWt_t5gkXLGexa6PimgBADb4gI77KLvZCs

link good for 7 days.

Thanks man!