Biggest selling vinyl of the 2010s?, “Let It Be” 2020 project update, "Flaming Pie" archive news
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The first episode of #BeatlesNews in the 2020s! Thanks so much for watching.
Sources and links:
Get Back book on Amazon: amzn.to/2u8AFN6
Listen to Michael Shelley on WMFU: www.wfmu.org/playlists/SH
Roger Stormo’s “Daily Beatle” wogew.blogspot.com/
Macca-News: macca-news.blogspot.com/2019/...
2010-2019 Vinyl Sales: www.theguardian.com/music/202...
Beatles press Let It Be project news: www.thebeatles.com/news/new-f...
Hanif Kureishi’s 1991 essay on the band: www.bl.uk/20th-century-litera...
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forever waiting for Carnival of Light
I find I'm rebuying vinyl I sold when cds came upon the scene. Never got rid of my Beatles albums though..all mint in protective sleeves. Had to find some solo stuff that I neglected to buy when they came out like later Ringo albums. Flaming Pie was one I missed on vinyl. I'll buy the archive when it comes out and a vinyl reissue. Plastic Ono Band, All Things Must Pass, McCartney, and Ringo's two solo albums will turn 50 in 2020. Could be another expensive year. I think a Kinks Lola 50th should be on the way too.
I worked in a record store in the 70's. More good albums came out in a week than come out in a year nowadays ( I may be biased).
Yes, I was a big buyer of vinyl on a weekly basis during the 70's. Halcyon days! Stunning releases every week. The record stores were busy, busy, busy during those times.
yeah im honestly waiting for
-london town
-back to the egg
-give my regards to broad street
and Press To Play get remasters
forever waiting on the Beatles' rendition of 'Now and Then'.
Love theses updates, really keep me in the loop. Thanks!
Thanks for another great video!
Great videos! Very professionally done and informative.
Great video and congratulations !!! on being on the radio well done clap clap clap !!!!. Ok lol the Beatles have always ben number one the world is just now catching up with us all:") !!!! ( right ). Thank you for the great info and here you on the radio all the best to you !!!! Take care .
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Nice Vid. Don’t think anyone is trying Beatles News updates anymore.
I’m looking forward to London Town box. It was the first Macca that I bought on issue and I always liked the diversity of the songs especially the Laine influence throughout.
I have a first pressing box set with book of let it be its one my jewels in my collection
Love any reviews about the greatest band of all time The Beatles
I would love to see "The World Tonight" on Blu-ray in the Flaming Pie Deluxe Set and also that "Press to Play" and "Give my regards to Broad Street" will come out next year.
they should make a Super Deluxe of Let It Be. May 8th could be exciting for that.
Absolutely true. People in general will always favour the music they grew up with. It's soaked in to their mind very much like any first time you did anything .
I'm definitely buying Flaming Pie Album.
I think "Back To The Egg" is one of the last to be reissued because there's a lot of material and there's a lot of work...
the documentary about the recording and maybe some live shows ( Old Siam was play only a few time...)
I love the reedition but I'm really waiting for this one...
5great Chanel thanks for the news Man!
There was also a complete video for the entire album.
Get Back the book includes dialog presumably from the film. Kicking around George Harrison replacements, working out lyrics, George on the fence about whether to make available songs from All Things Must Pass on Let It Be (he showed around the cover). They worked on songs for both Let It Be and Abbey Road. Yoko being outspoken, Paul tactfully acknowledging her, and daily discussions and arguments on where to do ‘the live show.’ Lindsay-Hogg filmed these rehearsals to promote this show, which was the month before highly anticipated, and finally nearly thrown away as an Apple Corp rooftop performance. It was not only the band in a good-natured meltdown, but astonishing that their masterpiece Abbey Road was recorded weeks later. Obviously, the only person who didn’t break up the Beatles was Ringo.
I have to believe that there will be an announcement on January 30th regarding any one of the "Let It Be" re-releases or movie projects.
I got back into vinyl around 5 years ago. I have amassed some 600 or so albums in that time. Mostly vintage 60s 70s stuff. I have picked up a few recent releases on vinyl. Im going back to cd for new music. Pretty much all music is recorded digitally now, so a new lp will not be a true analog experience. I like to take cds on the go in my car. For the white album and abbey road anniversary editions I picked the deluxe cd sets. No regrets. I dont approach music as a collector. It's all about the listening experience and also playing music myself. I am also huge into the history and lore which is why I like your videos so much. I do like that new music is being released on lp. I'm not enthused about the decline of cd format. Streaming and mp3s are vastly inferior listening experiences. Some people can't hear the difference, but I sure can.
600! Whoa! Good points on analog and digital.
And I love this: "I dont approach music as a collector." Preach!
Yes, always buy music to listen to. White Album and Abbey Road cd deluxe editions have more music...simple as that. Plus the vinyl counterparts didn't have the great books.
Digital has nothing to do with analong/stereo. It's how the individual instruments were recorded, masters were produced and subsequently recorded. In a studio, to any recording, you can put any aspect of the recording where you want: both spkrs, left or right, etc. You hear, what you hear, out of a particular speaker or both because that the way it was produced.
...but I bought the vinyl as well.
Abbey Road was my first album on vinyl. I bought the album earlier last year it is my favorite album alongside Sgt. Peppers. (Which I also bought on vinyl)
Great start to your collection. Revolver or Rubber Soul would be great ones to get next.
Welcome to the "club." What do YOU think of the vinyl format and the Beatles music? A fresh, new opinion would be welcomed.
Back to the Egg is my favorite Wings album.
Maybe we start a petition: Dear Paul, please remaster and rerelease "Back to the Egg>" We never thought any less of you because you smoked weed. There is nothing to forgive.
“.... Without a beard” 😆
There are some rumors that we'll get LT/BTTE also this year for Christmas.
I wonder if the Abbey Road sales numbers include the 50th anniversary remix.
Garth Brooks keeps trying to catch The Beatles in all-time sales by releasing his low priced box sets. The Beatles though, still have more anniversary sets to release. I do wish they wouldn't wait for these round number years. I don't wanna wait till Revolver is 60.
@@robertsaul234 I do sort of wonder what is going to happen with these sets going forward. I know that they are doing something with the film for the Let it Be 50th anniversary but the album is a bit of a mystery since Paul reportedly didn't like Phil Spector's mix and did his own version in the early 00s. His isn't just a remix it's a rethink of the album. I think the problem with Revolver is that they didn't really come up with this whole anniversary remix stuff until they did Pepper and they only did The Beatles because Pepper was so successful. I'm just happy that they got to Abbey Road so I'm not that bothered but I would buy the rest of the albums if they remixed them as well. The question is, do they drop the anniversary stuff and just do whatever album they want to next? Or do they wait for 2022 and start with the 60th Anniversary of Please Please Me?
@@CraigBickerstaff I wish they would just call them archive editions and get them out. We're not getting any younger. The remixes are OK, but I want the extra tracks.
Man, I have always loved "Flaming Pie" dearly...but five discs? I don't know if I can swing that. As for new music vs. old, my "band of the decade" put out their first album in 1989. The 2010s were the first decade where my interest in current stuff took a huge nosedive, for various reasons.
Oh, one little error I spotted: Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" was on both the US and UK top ten vinyl lists, although you didn't mention it. Thanks for the updates, though. I love these videos.
Ah, good catch! I was unclear in describing "new" music - Winehouse was 2006, I think. Point being, not in the decade. :) Thanks for the kids words!
I own a lot of old vinyl. Many, many are Beatles albums. I probably have their entire catalog. I was a fan in the 60's but didn't have the funds to purchase until 1970. I bought hundreds during that decade and even into the early 80's. I will never get rid of them. 558, 000 copies of Abbey Road translates to around 14 million dollars plus at $25.00 per album USD. The individual album price is a guess.
It's because new vinyl is always going to be a digital master pressed to vinyl with little mastering or adjustment for the format. Whereas any older album would have many generations of tape and always-audible EQ/mastering techniques before making it to the vinyl lathe, and then the pressing floor.
I think vinyl is usually a better format when recordings were originally recorded for vinyl release, it's hearing the music the way the artist intended. There are limitations in the digital representation of analog music, like clipping. The art assets are almost always better too. I had a friend that thought it was silly to buy vinyl like I do but I gave him a copy of The Magicians Birthday by Uriah Heep and he was floored by the art assets.
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Should be an expensive year with all the possible box sets from the group and solo Fabs! Flaming Pie is an amazing album and was very well received. . The album is 23 years old and is more than worthy of a deluxe box set! Streaming is awful. Thank god for CD’s and for some vinyl.
I am hoping for more remasters. I have all the parlophone 2009 remasters, but the hard panning hurts my ears when using headphones. BTW, is that a chord organ behind you?
Hard panning on which records? And yeah, I picked up the little organ years ago at a yard sale. Sounds like a harmonium - very airy sound.
@@FabFourArchivist The hard panning is present in most of the 2009 releases, less noticeable in Abbey Road and Let It Be. Listening those with headphones is really a pain in the ears (at least for me it is).
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It is so weird I start collecting vinyls at a time where people are also buying vinyls. I wan't just following trend but I just wanted to listen to music in a more "caring" way. Guess other people have minds like me lol
I find it almost incredible that they would re release Flaming Pie? OK it's an ok album but really who's gunna re buy it? No Beatle fan I know.
Personally, I just want the extra songs that were so hard to collect... and I wouldn't complain about a 5.1 mix. But generally, I wouldn't expect the non-deluxe sets to sell well. The main album already sounds great.
I'm buying it.
@@robertsaul234 Well at least Paul will be able to eat that day Bob I suppose.
@@Neil-Aspinall A lot of Beatles' are completests, which I'm one. I like Flaming Pie. Paul was coming off The Beatles' Anthology and sounded rejuvenated. Plus, the archive sets have beautiful packages with thick books and lots of extras. I bought them all and why should I stop now. They are all worth more than when I purchased them. I even bought his worst album: Pipes of Peace (the book is nice, anyway).
@@robertsaul234 I am as big a nut Beatle fan as much as the next guy but when it comes to the solo Beatle material it's mainly patchy and a part from from some obvious albums there's a lot of pedestrian cred not worth having.
I don't get vinyl. Even on a high end rig the sound resolution sucks.
I think it's all about the larger artwork that gets people in.
There are very few newer bands that I like. Most of the music from the last 10 - 15 years sounds fake. I don't like the way music is over-processed or computer produced. It just doesn't sound like "real" music to me. I know the 80's heavily used synthetic styles and I didn't like the fake instrumentals back then, either. But the new fake instruments sound even more fake than the old fake instruments. Even my 15 year has commented about modern music. He now knows more about the Beatles than I do because he has started listening to old stuff just because the sound is better.
Does that even make sense?
Every generation discovers The Beatles. Genius is easy to recognize.
Yes, I agree. We are (more) attached to the music we heard in our mid to late teens..... That was the '78 to '83 for me. But really...?..... Pop music in the last 15 years has been just awful for the most part.....and whats happened to Country and Western (yes, Western) is even worse. Take Billie Eilish...... she is the epitome of the marketing machine in all its glory....her look.... hair.....clothes.....amped up (or toned-down) sex appeal.....and finally, her current "sound" (I call them "novelty songs") test marketed and shaped solely for mass consumption.... nothing new there....However, fewer true musician-artists are breaking through to larger audiences.....they seem to be crowded out by celebrity performers
It's Records not vinyl-Boomer comment of the day. 40 years or less...records is a foreign concept.
LOL. I thought about discussing that with you when I was putting this vid together!
@@FabFourArchivist that's hilarious! Lol! I dig what you do! All the best!