[Heeplist] any vinyl collectors? / Beatles

[Igor Shveitser]

 When this thing came out back in 2003, most of my friends, who love The Beatles as I do (actually, since the age of 12) met it quite calmly due to the fact that hardly there was much of a revelation from the fab four. Yes, different versions, yes, we all know that some of the musicians said they never enjoyed the overdubbed arrangements but... the plain truth is we, who love The Beatles since who knows when, are used to Let It Be as it was produced then, in 1970.  For us that was authentic and genuine! And this... this is ok, but I'd prefer the original anytime: for the sound and for the production which, in my eyes, was quite in the vein of how George Martin produced them.
Cheers, Igor


Mon, 10 Nov 2014 10:52:40 -0800 от Kevin Julie <kevinj.1969 at yahoo.ca>:
>I was out at the record fair here in St Catharines yesterday. not a huge turn out of vendors, and sadly not a lot out of the ordinary, largely bins of unorganized and crappy old LPs. a couple of vendors did have new vinyl tho, and i was hoping to find something new[er] of Heep, Ken H, or Magnum,  -- but nothing at all! I passed on a few Iron Maiden reissued pic disc LPs. I did however spring for a brand new [sealed] copy of the Beatles Let It Be [Naked]. not a huge Beatles fan, but i enjoy this album, so wanted to get this version. It is a great listen without all the orchestrations overdubbed! and the packaging is phenominal! a nice gatefold with LP, and then a nice big glossy book and a bonus single. a far better deal than most 'new' releases by any band - and especially if you stick to CDs or downloads. 
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