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Track06 identified the source of the previously unknown I'm Only Sleeping take 1 snippet from VAL: Guy Garvey's Finest Hour radio show. There is another new snippet in that show, too: John: "Are you ready boy - this is it" from 1968-09-18 Birthday [unknown take ii] HS(RB) is actually from ...

Does anyone know where this is sourced from? @mikec made me aware. It's the first time I have heard this snippet, and it appears to be authentic: John: "I'm Only Sleeping Take 1" [as on Anthology 2] Engineers: "take 1 - I'm Only Sleeping Take 1" John: "ok, you're right. Read...

If it's already reset anyway, why not add "researching the (recording) history"?

To all of fans out there that do have their own criteria and not follow the negativity, try also to seek for another of their titles with some stuff not on any other release or label, Revolver Deep Cuts box sets, that I found out last year while digging the Revolver sessions for a review using Mast...

All bootleggers are equal but some are more equal than others.

The Girls' School take does circulate in excellent quality, btw.

Thank you for re-uploading. Please re-upload this one too if possible. Made my own stereo demix of She Loves You based on my remaster, and it's quite different from any you will have heard before: hxxps://we.tl/t-jCSrwVahOz I've tweaked my isolations some more and made a vintage style twin track re...

WOA76 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:00 pm

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:13 pm It surely can't be a coincidence?

But then anything connected with The Beatles, freakish coincidences are the norm.

as i said someone on steve hoffman page knew him

That post on SHF was just a joke.

In audacity, I think you actually have to dither it first when exporting to mono, import that again, duplicate the track, turn dithering off, export again.

Way cool - thanks to all involved!

LR, you might want to keep in mind to dither the mono track before exporting to stereo so the export stores two identical tracks. You have stereo dithering noise which boosts the file size a bit for no good reason.