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Thanks for that, most enjoyable! Perhaps Paul should add that to his current setlist, after all he does have the horn section. Abe could sing Michael's parts.

And for another option:

hxxps://mega.nz/folder/GpkWDQjJ#JwugPDEHDT6m7kRaMrKeWQ

Imagine if the pilot had turned right at Greenland, instead of left. They would have ended up at the North Pole instead of America! Reason perhaps for a fear of flying.

I pretty much like the whole "Approxomite Infinite Universe" and the "Feeling the Space" albums. As far as single songs: 1) Listen the snow is falling 2) Death of Samantha 3) She hits back 4) Walking on thin ice (especially if I need to get rid of some frustration :lol: ) 5) Now...

This was requested. I found the files from a vinyl rip done by Beatles author John Dinsdale. It is presented as is ie with one FLAC file per album side, including John's text file: King Records, 1983 Actually a Yellow Dog release, with the debut of some lengthy and not too inspiring sessions from Ap...

I found a vinyl rip done by Beatles author John Dinsdale some time ago. It is presented as provided, one FLAC file per vinyl side.
I have uploaded it to MEGA.
I will post the link in the Beatlegs section.

Thanks for these! I suppose the question now would be, is there anything on these that is not on the 2CD UAC version? ie different edits or mixes etc.

Nimbus wrote: ↑Sat Sep 04, 2021 12:25 am And then there's 'With a Little Luck' - which takes me right back to being 16 and trying to cop off with my best friends sister.

But did you have enough luck to get lucky!?

This is great! The one quibble I had on first listening was with the double-tracked vocal parts on One After 909; they don't seem to quite match.
Other than that, the whole set is most enjoyable.

yymca6 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 1:23 am Here is a link for the whole series, that can be downloaded as a whole or CD by CD.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing

Thanks very much!