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Many many thanks for both these Guru-Deva, fantastic - I never thought I would get to see them. Thanks again :D Robert No worries, I managed to convert Idris and Macca to mp4 - but it took a long time, first I opened it in VLC and used the Convert/Stream command and managed eventually to save it as...

Number 2 Macca @ 80 and Idris Elba As well as VHS and DVD-R recordings, I'll be uploading some recordings made as EyeTV files. I previously posted most of this stuff in the Macca @ 80 thread in their original form, but I THINK I've now found a way to losslessly convert the EyeTV files to a more foru...

And here's another oldie I missed and ask for a re-up of https://forum.beatlegdb.com/viewtopic.php?p=58793#p58793 Many many thanks in advance, fingers crossed :) Robert I don't have the MP4 version from Iplayer, but I do have this version, recorded from Freesat BBC1 Again, it has lots of surroundin...

Number 1

10th May 1989 BBC2 - Rapido - Paul McCartney promoting Flowers in The Dirt

MP4 from my VHS


hxxps://we.tl/t-int5F2Rl1K

TOTP Macca special, Macca at the BBC and a bit about the Forthlin Road sessions from BBC Breakfast that morning. hxxps://mega.nz/folder/aHB3jSiB#4chR0bU_cIxUgNpjD9kQwQ Direct from the Freesat stream with surrounding continuity for those who like that kind of rubbish, like me. EyeTV files which play ...

Fantastic work, as always. It really brings these little orphaned fragments to life just by having more appropriate audio synced to them. I don't think the clips can be in the right order though, because Paul's hair is soaked (01.18), then later (01.58) there's a close-up and his hair is dry and coi...

The link on page one still works.

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Fri Mar 04, 2022 9:27 am
I've already done that with "Hold Me Tight" sorry. I can't go back twice. It's called the Blinovitch Limitation Effect.

Good grief!

Lord Reith is one of we.

Yes, for Beatles records the term ‘remix’ doesn’t tell you whether or not a mix was the first mix. The original mix would be RM1, so even the first mix is called a ‘remix’ Then you’ll get RS1, so the stereo remix is called a ‘remix’ These days we would call both mixes. Those lists will use the EMI c...

‘Mix’ and ‘Remix’ in Beatles terms are pretty interchangeable really. The reason mixes have the EMI codes Of RS2 or RM1 or whatever is because RS is ‘Remix Stereo’ and RM is ‘Remix Mono’. In those days ‘remix’ was used for the first and any subsequent mixes, but these days remix has come to mean mor...