age of wonders 3 deluxe edition difference

However, before it was nixed and put into the archies, someone outside the Beatle’s internal universe got their hands on the recording - Lennon is quoted in the book in the new boxed set that he thought it was probably his copy - which leaked out.

But, in short, nothing was ever formally decided upon and ultimately Johns’ idea for what the Get Back album (as it was known then) might have been was shelved. One of the central elements in the Let It Be legacy (and rock ‘n roll mythology, if you will) revolved around a series of test mixes and and potential album concepts assembled - back in the day before Phil Spector’s work - by acclaimed engineer/producer Glyn Johns. Test mixes were pressed on one-off acetate discs and distributed to the band members for consideration.

And if you want even more insights on the entire related celebration series - including an upcoming documentary! - please click here to jump to my earlier preview overview. If you missed part one of my listening report on the new Stereo and Surround mixes, please click here to catch up on that important portion which explores final producer Phil Spector’s vision for the recordings in 1970. If you are reading this review of the new 50th Anniversary edition of Let It Be I assume you know some of the back-story on the making of the Let it Be album and the challenges the band faced in creating the recording as we know it today. SHARES Twitter 125 Facebook Email Print LinkedIn Pinterest SMS WhatsApp

Age of wonders 3 deluxe edition difference