What I want in '24

[Cocho68]

I want a hacker could enter Apple's archives and deliver (through this forum), all recordings, rehearsals, alternative takes of the Beatles between 1962 and 1969

[O1Ghungary]

George Harrison Live In Japan Blu-ray

[felixm01]

MAcca: London Town and Back to the Egg Archive Collection

[billychildish]

I would love for a new recording of something from their 1963 tour of Sweden to pop up. What we have available to us shows they were having the time of their lives.

[twogurusindrag]

Shindig! (Bluray EP)[/b]

That'll do for now.

I've never seen this. Is film or tape better?

[jpgrcat1960]

Akustik Acetate & complete 1964 Sweden Concert

[Onkster II]

A big triple album set of cleaned-up January '69 songs, for listening pleasure only. Edits and remixing are fine--basically, I just want a whole new Beatles album I can throw on for listening enjoyment! (None of this "oh no, somebody edited an incomplete rehearsal--butchery!" nonsense.)

2nded on the recognition for Lord Reith. He needs a job at Apple for sure.

A Beatles Christmas album--the original, plus outtakes, plus radio messages, plus the extra-long 1968 version none of us have yet heard.

[Fred68]

A 50th Anniversary deluxe edition of the Dark Horse Tour, with a complete concert (either a single show or the best performances from various shows, I'm not picky) on CD and Blu-ray.

[BrianHodkin21]

Ringo: Ringo 73 and Goodnight Vienna in a massive deluxe box.
Or a boxset of all of his 70s albums at least remastered if not remixed.

George: Dark Horse Tour concert film and live album

Paul: London Town / Back To The Egg Archive sets (hopefully including the entire 1979 Wings Kampuchea performance video)
and a new studio album

Beatles: Beatles For Sale deluxe set, remixed. Because of it's poor representation in the new Red album.
And I can see them putting either Washington 64 or First US visit on Disney +

And we already know what we're getting from John.

[MarkRJones1970]

A new version of 'Magical Mystery Tour', re-edited & cleaned up (but not so smeary as 'Get Back') by Peter Jackson, to make a more coherent film from all the film that still exists, including the deleted scenes like Shirley's Wild Accordion, Jessie singing her song while the tour members eat, 'Going In a Field' and 'Here We go Round the Mulberry Bush' by Traffic.