Something (Rehearsal) [Mono] Song Lyrics

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Great release. Though has anyone heard “Carnival of Light”? I was told only a handful of people have. It’s out there Paul. You know it and we know it.

love it!. maybe revolver, rubber soul and help next? 50 years later it is still an awesome record/album/collection of songs-- heard a lot of this on a bootleg back in the 70/80's but here it is all cleaned up-- worth the wait and price-- they gave us so much-- maybe now we can let them all grow up and have lives as individuals-- :) can't wait for the movie!!!

What can be said that already hasn't been..... Music will never ever be like this again.

Been Waiting for this Drop !. Keep the Super Deluxe Albums coming !!

A Solid Re-Issue Worth The Purchase For Die Hard Beatles Fans. It's great to finally have the original mix of the Glyn John's version of the "Get Back" album. It's a little rough,maybe a little to rough for some that like higher production values, but it fits in with what the original concept of what the the Beatles wanted to do; live studio performances, minimal production, (almost) no overdubbing, with off the cuff banter between takes. Also included is a nice selection of outtakes from both the Twickenham Film Studios Sessions, (even though these were not recorded on multi-track audio tape, and come from the actual sound from film clips so they are in mono) and the Apple Studio Sessions. I rate it 4 stars, instead of 5, because of a lack of takes from the Rooftop Concert. I suspect that in the soon-to be-released documentary, we might get this once it is available for download purchase in a few months after the Disney Plus premiere. This issue only includes one new outtake from that session. As for the new remix of the Phil Spector produced version, originally released in 1970, Giles Martin has slightly toned down, but not removed, Phil Spector's orchestral overdub embellishments on the songs that have them, which is a positive. For those that want their "Let It Be" more polished, yet de-Spectorized, I suggest the "Let It Be...Naked," release issued in 2003.

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