choo-choo-charlie

The rehearsal of I'm Always in Love from the film has always been my favorite version.

Splendid. Then I shall use the interwebs to try and find it, unless someone here at VC knows exactly where it is...or has it and would share it.

Well played, both of you.

Such as IATTBYH? I've looooooong wanted to rip the audio from that.

This is even cooler than the Grilled Cheesus. http://www.grilledcheesus.com/

YHF

^^^ I've had my eye on that for a while. Might have to request it for my birthday or Christmas.

I can only imagine how different this interview would be if it were done in 1997.

I'd love to see someone do that treatment for the entire catalog!

If I recall correctly, Abbey Road was the one record where they really dove into all the things they could achieve with eight-track recording. Some of the White Album was done on eight-track, and I think Let it Be was recorded on that as well, but Abbey Road had some other technical/studio equipment changes that gave it a sound distinct from all other recordings by The Beatles. With regards to Ringo's drums, I think they were able to put more mics on his kit and better capture the various sounds and textures of his cymbals and tom-toms in particular. I just love that "thumpy" "pitter-patter" s

Love it. I love the drum sound Ringo achieved on Abbey Road.

I think that guitar is great.

Yep. And Monday.

Won't Let You Down is a really Stonesy song. It's also one of the few tracks I skip on the otherwise awesome YHF demos.

My head would explode.

Tonight.

Nice find! It never ceases to amaze me how someone with a voice that carries so much emotion can show so little on his face.

hooooooooooooooooooo. *sniff*

There's this whole crazy series of images: http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA

This is a good album.

You guys are brilliant.

And always preface everything with, "I think," or "In my opinion."

Correct.