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ExDalek wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 3:54 pm I cannot wait. I haven't heard them before. As I have said elsewhere I am new to Beatlegs!

Warning ! This will become an all consuming passion and you will have no time to do anything else in life

Enjoy https://tinyurl.com/pwcw9zw9 The whole 5 episodes in one file. Chop it up in Audacity if you want them separate. Episodes are about 13-14 minutes long with about 5 seconds of silence in between. Not to be seen as the story or history of the Beatles , more the phenomenon that were The Beatles ....

Somebody mention my name ? I was lucky enough in the 1980's to read the hi-fi magazine that sold the Nimbus pressings. I ordered 4 in total and think they cost about £8 each - quite expensive at the time, but quite an investment in hindsight. Sgt Pepper Band On The Run Wish You Were Here Breakfast I...

Another Paul interview. This is the Russell Harty Show from 1984. My VHS copy was missing the last couple of minutes so I tagged on a youtube sourced clip on the end (the youtube versions have edits/cuts because of copyright issues). You'll see the join just before the Frog Chorus clip. I also tagge...

This was the very first thing I ever recorded on video tape....my parents had just purchased a Hitachi toploader. I also had a Tube feature on Dezo Hoffman's home movies on the same tape, I seem to remember. Just for you, here it is. Dezo Hoffman on The Tube from around 1984. 16 minutes long and so...

I recorded this from the TV back on 29 October 1983 when I was 13. I transfered it to DVD a while back and it's on my 'Mark Jones Beatles Video Collection Vol.6'. This isn't my source though as it's about half a second longer at the start. Mine is 15:32 in length compared to the 15:21 this version ...

Here's Paul & Linda on the Noel Edmunds Show in 1983, promoting 'Say, Say, Say'. It's 15 minutes long and not bad quality for the time. I've seen a truncated version of this on youtube but this is much better quality. Not sure if it's appeared on Beatleg DVD etc but you can't have too much of a ...

These posts bring back lots of memories. My first bootlegs were LP's of Abbey Rd NW8, Hahst Az Son & Spicy Beatles Songs bought from an 'adult magazine' shop in Manchester. Lots of under the counter stuff in there but I was young and innocent and only interested in the bootlegs. Around the same ...

Here's George from 1985. It's a BBC Newsnight item about Handmade Films and features a George interview and a few clips from some of the films made by Handmade. My copy was missing the intro so I borrowed this from another source - you'll probably see the join at 3:20. Hope it's new to some of you. ...

From ballet to classical. Here's Paul with Ghosts of the Past * which features the making of the Liverpool Oratorio from 1991. Seems like yesterday but it's 30 years ago ......

https://tinyurl.com/3w3tesdr

* No horses were talked to in the making of this programme