I Want You (She's So Heavy) [Trident Recording Session & Reduction Mix] Song Lyrics

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Yes its worth it!. Been waiting for this one, and its here. And its AMAZING! LOVE the remix! LOVE the extras! 100% Beautiful!

Beautiful LP. My favorite Beatles LP? The White Album. So many personalities to it. Accoustic and honest. It starts off with the rocking "Back in the USSR" and and ends with the beautiful "Goodnight" from Ringo. Though I think Abbey Road is their best LP. Well done and highly polished. I remember WAY BACK my mother bought me Abbey Road on 8-track for Christmas. That 8-track and my mother are long gone but she would buy this for me as well. Jeff Blovat

Unfortunately.... ...we don’t have the option to buy all the outtakes without also buying the remix. After Giles spoiled the White Album, I would far rather ignore any future remixes—but apparently I won’t have that option if I want the medley remix. Oh well. At least the price is right.

Good overall, but.... Alright, most of the mixes sound pretty good, but there are a few disappointments. First, in the song "You Never Give Me Your Money" when it gets to the line "One sweet dream...", the original reverb (double-track?) effect on Paul's voice is gone, and it's just one lonely unaltered vocal track. HUGE mistake right there. Then on "The End" the different guitar parts are shuffled all around from Left, Center, and Right speakers instead of all parts being centered all the time. It doesn't sound good. When it comes to the deluxe songs. I don't care about the earlier takes, but I was disappointed to hear that Paul’s "Goodbye" demo is still the same low-quality version (with the frequency constantly changing) that's been floating around on bootlegs for years. The drums in "Come and Get It" are only in the right speaker, which is really annoying. The Anthology 3 mix is a better. And finally, there are no new mixes of the final versions of "Ballad of John & Yoko" and "Old Brown Shoe". But again, the main album is mostly good!

Abbey Road, Let It Be...All Things Must Pass?. Well, we didn't need it, but, we're getting it. Abbey Road remixed, and the studio outtakes. I'll say that the "Something" remix, and the strings only track, really raise the profile of this song. So it will be interesting to hear the rest. Not more "Silver Hammer", but, well, anyways...Now, what exactly are we going to get next year for the 50th Anniversary of the release of "Let It Be"? The Peter Jackson reboot of the original documentary will certainly be worth seeing, but if there ever was a remix project fraught with second guessing, that'll be it. Do we get a remix of Spector's work? the "Naked" version? The Glyn Johns "Get Back" version? Well, since they want to get 150 bucks from everyone, bet on all three plus more. Wondering...will Olivia let Giles Martin remix ATMP? George considered doing it for the 30th Anniv. remaster....Hmmm.

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Abbey Road 2019 remix. Whatever the mix, this album stands the test of time and leaves most other popular music in its wake.

Listen to the finished product.....its the best. Unless you are studying the developement of music & focussing on The Beatles in particular I would not recommend this compilation as it only shows how simplistic some songs start out. Listening to the 2009 re-mastered version of this album one can hear all the nuances of the rcordings in full digital sound & then marvel at the creativity of this band. BTW....Listening again to this music always make me so sad that they couldn't overcome their differences & continue to work together & produce innovative music.