Are we there yet?

[billychildish]

Widescreen or correct aspect ratio?

[Kwai Chang]

Happy Thanksgiving!
(The longest Christmas has begun)
...Thank you, all, for the great experience of excitement...
and community.
Is Lord Reith asleep?
Better wake him up!
We are HERE!!!
KC

[micktanner]

Happy Thanksgiving!
(The longest Christmas has begun)
...Thank you, all, for the great experience of excitement...
and community.
Is Lord Reith asleep?
Better wake him up!
We are HERE!!!
KC

YES...Happy Thanksgiving to all and let the Christmas season begin. Have a great day & weekend Beatle peoples (as I know we all will)!
Rise and shine, Lord

[JosRem]

The right titles / names of their own songs / compositions as credited in part 1 are as follows:

Everybody’s got soul, Paul
On the road to Marrakesh (Child of Nature), John
Taking a trip to Carolina, Ringo
Just fun, John/Paul
Thinking of linking Paul
Won’t you please say goodbye J/P
Because I know you love me so J/P
You wear your women out J/P/G/R
My imagination J/P/G/R
The castle of the king of the birds J/P/G/R
Commonwealth J/P
Enoch Powell J/P
Suzy Parker J/P/G/R
Shaking in the sixties J/P/G/R
Jam (featuring Yoko) J/P/R/O (no G)
John (Ono)

Apart from all the cover versions.

The right titles / names of their own songs / compositions as credited in part 1 are as follows:

Everybody’s got soul, (McCartney) DDSI 2.05

On the road to Marrakesh (Child of Nature), (Lennon) DDSI 2.15

Taking a trip to Carolina, (Starr) DDSI 3.17, 3:24

Just fun, (Lennon/McCartney) DDSI 8.22

Thinking of linking (McCartney) DDSI 3.70

Won’t you please say goodbye (Lennon/McCartney) DDSI 3.71

Because I know you love me so (Lennon/McCartney) DDSI 3.66

You wear your women out (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) DDSI 6.23

My imagination (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) 6.25, 6.26

The castle of the king of the birds (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) DDSI page 101

Commonwealth (Lennon/McCartney) DDSI 9.90

Enoch Powell (Lennon/McCartney) DDSI 9.91

Suzy Parker (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) DDSI 9.40 (aka Suzy’s Parlour)

Shaking in the sixties (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) DDSI 9.84

Jam (featuring Yoko) (Lennon/McCartney/Starr/Ono) (no Harrison) DDSI 9.29 (?)

John (Ono) DDSI ?

Apart from all the cover versions.

[Egg_Crisis]

Apart from all the cover versions.

Do you have a tracklist of the cover versions? I'm pleased that the list contains Commonwealth/Enoch Powell but if House Of The Rising Sun isn't there as well I'm gonna be disappointed.

It's not there yet for me, 4 hours to wait.

[JosRem]

Apart from all the cover versions.

Do you have a tracklist of the cover versions? I'm pleased that the list contains Commonwealth/Enoch Powell but if House Of The Rising Sun isn't there as well I'm gonna be disappointed.

It's not there yet for me, 4 hours to wait.

I don’t want to spoil the party.
House Of The Rising Sun is one of the cover versions.

[beatlbay]

And a few mismatches with the audio and the film clips at the beginning

They noted this at the beginning of the show, when they stated if they only had audio, they used other "pictures" or footage. Overall, a fantastic job so far... cannot wait for parts 2 & 3. Thank God for Peter Jackson and dare I say it - Disney (ewww, gives me chills just to admit that.)

[walrus gumboot]

I'm referring to the intro...the Hello Goodbye Sgt Pepper Uniforms video clip is shown but the music is different

[skynet]

I'm referring to the intro...the Hello Goodbye Sgt Pepper Uniforms video clip is shown but the music is different

Well as it seems, they did that for reference sake, i think there is no need to be nitpicking about it, don't you think? i mean in the end was to emphasize the relevance of Sgt. Pepper (which is BY FAR more relevant than "Hello Goodbye")

[alphabeatles]

Speaking of Pepper, that would be another project where the unheard studio audio as it unfolded could be mated to all of those photos taken for yet another immersive Betels experience!

And I'm going to guess Abbey Road sessions were very under-documented photographically (except for the Polaroids and Linda's stills) because by then they'd had enough of moving cameras around...