The Usenet Guide to Beatles Recording Variations

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Dial222,

Thanks for uploading 1969 again as 6 individual zips -- that worked fine & great job on this also!

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Dial222,
This is amazing. Sincere thanks. Unbelievable reference source.
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BeatleG wrote: Sun Nov 13, 2022 4:55 pm I'd like to add my thanks for your great post and all the effort that must have gone into this! Haven't yet figured out how to get the 1969 to unpack but I will!

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I have re-upped this as 6 individual zips of 50 or so tracks
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yymca6 wrote: Sat Nov 12, 2022 4:43 pm Is the 70+ folder the last one?
Yes, that's correct
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About the song I Saw Her Stading There released on Vee Jay's LPs Introducing The Beatles.
The song lacks the rousing “One, Two, Three, FAAAA” countdown at the beginning of the Vee Jay album song. The reason for this is that, when preparing the album for release in July 1963, Vee Jay Records felt that the countdown was left by accident. “No one has a song countdown on the actual record,” the Vee Jay engineers must have thought. So they tried to edit it from the master tapes they received from EMI Studios. As the countdown edit matched so well with the actual intro of the song, it was not possible to fully edit it. So, shamefully, the first thing you hear when you play the Vee Jay album is Paul McCartney yelling “FAAA.” After all the foresight and work that George Martin did to add the rousing intro to the song, Vee Jay Records dropped the ball.
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Hello,
I would like to know if anyone might have any of these edits to share please?
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 6 Bars Extended Ending) from US - Soundtrack United Artists U-9006 (8-track tape) A Hard Day's Night - 1970
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 9 final guitar riffs) from US - United Artists Soundtrack (Cassette?8-track tape?)
Thanks in advance.
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The following 4 files are not Flac

1969 pt.1
035 - [a] - Conversation DDSI 13.34 - See 25.16.txt
1969 pt 2
083 - [a] - Blue Suede Shoes - See 082.txt
1969 pt 5
248 - [c] - The End (Rockband) - See 224.txt
1969 pt 6
271 - - She Came In Through The Bathroom Window (Rockband) - See 266.txt

Why?
Please let me know.
Thank you.
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I Am The Walrus wrote: Tue Nov 15, 2022 3:44 am Hello,
I would like to know if anyone might have any of these edits to share please?
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 6 Bars Extended Ending) from US - Soundtrack United Artists U-9006 (8-track tape) A Hard Day's Night - 1970
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 9 final guitar riffs) from US - United Artists Soundtrack (Cassette?8-track tape?)
Thanks in advance.
Here is: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... share_link
A Hard Day's Night Mono
Cassette 1967 -5 bar extended ending -- (this may be lossy)
Cassette 1970 -6 Bars extended ending
8Track 1971 -9 final guitar riffs -- (middling quality)
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gaizoku wrote: Tue Nov 15, 2022 6:38 am The following 4 files are not Flac

1969 pt.1
035 - [a] - Conversation DDSI 13.34 - See 25.16.txt
1969 pt 2
083 - [a] - Blue Suede Shoes - See 082.txt
1969 pt 5
248 - [c] - The End (Rockband) - See 224.txt
1969 pt 6
271 - - She Came In Through The Bathroom Window (Rockband) - See 266.txt

Why?
Please let me know.
Thank you.


From memory, either look inside the file to locate the trck, or check the filename, they're combined typically.
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maul wrote: Tue Nov 15, 2022 11:08 am
I Am The Walrus wrote: Tue Nov 15, 2022 3:44 am Hello,
I would like to know if anyone might have any of these edits to share please?
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 6 Bars Extended Ending) from US - Soundtrack United Artists U-9006 (8-track tape) A Hard Day's Night - 1970
A Hard Day's Night (Mono - 9 final guitar riffs) from US - United Artists Soundtrack (Cassette?8-track tape?)
Thanks in advance.
Here is: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... share_link
A Hard Day's Night Mono
Cassette 1967 -5 bar extended ending -- (this may be lossy)
Cassette 1970 -6 Bars extended ending
8Track 1971 -9 final guitar riffs -- (middling quality)
Woww, thank you very much, maul.
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