The Beatles

I heard some parts of it , the mix is the same as the previous version but the remastering makes the treebles and bass clearer and some instruments sound differently, you can only hear that with a good Hifi... specialy the vocals seem more natural or more beautiful... but you need good ears to see he difference !

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Has anyone heard the remasters yet, are they better or about the same?

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How have I not found this before?

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Nothing seems to happen right here ... I am sorry for the beatles' memorry ....

But something made me hope again today , two songs of the beatles were featured on the community page ,
Mother's nature son by Bluecondition and Can't buy me love by Betty boop. GREAT !

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Salmon sent me over here! I like the group so far.

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If you have any question about a Beatles song, just come and ask me, I have been Beatled till i am blind...and studied most of all their songs.

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CoolGreenApple wrote on Feb 1st, 2009 at 9:11pm : Just learned the Let it Be solo.

Which one? The album or the 1 or the Anthology versions? My first solo was the album version of Let It Be.

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Just learned the Let it Be solo.

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I was cut off but I was saying that Ringo's drumming is also very good in The Beatles 1963 song Thank You Girl especially even more towards the end of this song.

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youwon'tseeme wrote on Jan 25th, 2009 at 5:46pm : John Lennon never really said this! Please go to an excellent UK John Lennon fan site called, You Are The Plastic Ono Band. It has many John interviews from over many years. One of them was from 1971 in the ST.Regis Hotel and he was asked what he felt about Ringo as a drummer and he said that Jim Keltner was a bit more technical but that Ringo was still one of the best drummers in rock! Who did John use as a drummer on his first true and brilliant solo album, John Lennon Plastic Ono Band when he could have gotten just about any rock drummer willing to play on a John Lennon album? Ringo and his drumming is very good on this album too! In addition to the other Beatles songs already mentioned on here where Ringo's drumming is great, I noticed not that long ago while listening to The Beatles early 1963 song, Thank You Girl that Ringo's drumming is v

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John Lennon never really said this! Please go to an excellent UK John Lennon fan site called, You Are The Plastic Ono Band. It has many John interviews from over many years.

One of them was from 1971 in the ST.Regis Hotel and he was asked what he felt about Ringo as a drummer and he said that Jim Keltner was a bit more technical but that Ringo was still one of the best drummers in rock!

Who did John use as a drummer on his first true and brilliant solo album, John Lennon Plastic Ono Band when he could have gotten just about any rock drummer willing to play on a John Lennon album? Ringo and his drumming is very good on this album too!

In addition to the other Beatles songs already mentioned on here where Ringo's drumming is great, I noticed not that long ago while listening to The Beatles early 1963 song, Thank You Girl that Ringo's drumming is v

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aig91 wrote on Apr 17th, 2008 at 1:43am :


Gibsum 41 wrote on Apr 16th, 2008 at 9:52pm :

hey everyone. so today i was discussing The Beatles with my science teacher and he said something that kinda shocked me. i told him Ringo was a good drummer and he said he was awful.
he said the only reason Pete Best got replaced by Ringo was because Pete got a lot more attention than the whole band.
I know Ringo's not close to the best drummer in the world but was he really THAT bad?
No he's not. He may not be the best drummer in the world but he's certainly not awful. My parent's friend came from Malaysia (he's american but he lives there now with his wife) and he stayed at our house for a few weeks in November and he said the same thing. Other than Ringo, he also said that John Bonham and John Paul Jones sucked too. That was the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard!


When asked if Ringo was the best drummer in the world, Lennon replied:"Ringo isn't ev

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The reason Ringo was replaced was because noone liked Pete Best's drumming. -.- They also say that Pete was getting all the attention from the fans, and Paul wanted the attention...

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I think ringo is sometimes quite good... Like on taxman, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) -pretty nice stuff
but often I find he could've done some really cool fills and stuff but just carried on a steady beat throughout the song.

I was going to say like in across the universe but I just realised that doesn't have drums in it at all... I think it should of... "nothing's gonna change my world *drum fill here*... nothings gonna change my world *drum fill again*..."

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All you need is LOVE!

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ringo starr ftw!

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Still my guitar gentley weeps . . .

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Ringo was always good at picking the right beat/drum rhythm for all the songs. Example; In My Life

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Just have a good listen to "Strawberry Fields Forever", "I Am The Walrus", "Rain"
, "A Day In The Life". There are lots of Beatles songs in which he plays really great, specially the rockers.

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oh sorry. the quote was so big it didnt show my message.

what i said was, yea i know. like on Back in the USSR. i heard the song thinking "Ringo is a far better drummer than i thought" only to later find out it was paul

(it was to the lennon saying Ringos not the best drummer in th Beatles thing, cuz that didnt show very well either)

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