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Thank you very much!

Dude! What the tremendous undertaking this is! Of course, it pops even more on my 82" screen than on my iPhone. Images flickering on and off as available footage kicks in. It makes this performance quite a bit more enjoyable. I'd obviously recommend taking a short break since a project like this means you've been living, breathing, eating, drinking this in concentrated form on and off for ten years. But especially the last several weeks at least of nothing but. Time to cleanse the palate. May I recommend LR's 'Harry And His Box Set'?

I totally dig these kinds of productions. Apple has nothing on this.
Thanks for putting it out there!

-Z

Thank you very much, Get Back Work Camp guys!

Amazing work, thanks for all your hard work! One thing left me wondering though, there’s a shot of some chatter between songs where the quality drops and burned in German subtitles can be seen. How did extra footage like that end up on a German release or broadcast that wasn’t present in the regular releases? I’m then assuming it was from their version of Let It Be? Also what are the sources for the almost unrecognisable shots, perhaps the IMAX presentation captures?

Absolutely awesome!!! Thank you so much for this!

harrylime wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 10:44 pm Amazing work, thanks for all your hard work! One thing left me wondering though, there’s a shot of some chatter between songs where the quality drops and burned in German subtitles can be seen. How did extra footage like that end up on a German release or broadcast that wasn’t present in the regular releases? I’m then assuming it was from their version of Let It Be? Also what are the sources for the almost unrecognisable shots, perhaps the IMAX presentation captures?

The main source of Let it Be here is taken from a German Print broadcast in the 80's(?), so subtitles occasionally appear throughout that version.

The footage of John at the end of the first I've Got A Feeling take comes from Paul's recent Got Back tour where Peter Jackson prepared him a unique edit of just John singing. The extra clips at the start of One After 909 were taken from recordings of the Q&A with Peter where he shows off his iPad with the 10 camera edit.

Awesome job...thanks so much!!

Stay tuned for the complete Savile Row sessions coming soon...over 6 hours of footage, all synced & sequenced correctly!

An AWESOME undertaking - Can never thank you enough for this ........ Can't wait to watch it .....