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As requested in another thread in flac -

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darod wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 9:54 am Thank you very much ennolenno for this mp3 version

I hope somebody could upload the 7 volumes in flac, it will be very appreciated

Uploading now.

FAB released a seven volume set of Abbey Road sessions.

Thanks Nimbus....I seem to remember this was the first time these home movies had been screened. Either way, it was certainly the first time I had heard of them.

Thanks for that info. I didn’t know that about the Beeb tracks. I still have this LP but it’s stored away at the moment. I seem to remember Hand On The Buns aswell

The first bootleg I bought was back in 1982 when I was 17 from a guy who ran a second hand record shop in Plymouth called Vinyl Dave. He literally produced it from under the counter. It was “Rough Notes” which was pretty average and contained at least one out fake, which was one channel of “Every Li...

Cage would have been better used as a “B side” to “ Old Siam Sir” instead of “Spin It On” already included on the album anyway. It would have given fans better value for money, and may have elevated the single higher than the lowly number 35 it peaked at.

General Pepper wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 3:12 pm

D-listener wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 3:10 pm Thank you-this looks really good! This album is a real guilty pleasure.

I find it annoying that he hasn't released this or London Town in the archive series yet.

I’m hoping that these will be issued next....BTTE is my favourite Wings album by far.

walrus gumboot wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 6:14 pm Funny thing Memory....somebody told me it was something to do with Dallas, and a young lady called Debbie

No....that was the second one!

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.