Beatles, The - The Lost On-Line Master (MCCD-097) [SBD]

The Beatles - The Lost On-Line Master

(2008 Misterclaudel : mccd - 097)

Empire Theater, Liverpool, England

Saturday December 7th, 1963

Very Good BBC Audio Recordings

Digitally Remastered

Encoded: 320 Kbps MP3

This is the only complete live performance from 1963 to surface, and it's a bonus

because it's in front of The Beatles hometown crowd (actually it's 2,500 fan-club

member's), so they play with incredible enthusiasm and give one of the best shows

of their career. Too bad the complete video has never surfaced. -Original

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Track List: (Artwork Included)

"It's The Beatles" - Original On-Line Tape Source:

01 From Me To You

02 I Saw Her Standing There

03 All My Loving

04 Roll Over Beethoven

05 Boys

06 Till There Was You

07 She Loves You

08 This Boy

09 I Want To Hold Your Hand

10 Money

11 Twist And Shout

12 Outro (Instrumental version of "From Me To You" including Third Man Theme)

"It's The Beatles" - On-Line Tape Source Fixed Version:

13 From Me To You

14 I Saw Her Standing There

15 All My Loving

16 Roll Over Beethoven

17 Boys

18 Till There Was You

19 She Loves You

20 This Boy

21 I Want To Hold Your Hand

22 Money

23 Twist And Shout

24 Outro (instrumental version of "From Me To You" including Third Man Theme)

This tape presented on this disc contains two versions. First up is the Original On Line Tape Source Version and a 2nd version; On Line Tape Version Fixed. To my ears both versions aren't that different. They slightly improve upon the pops and clicks in the original source making it more palatable on the ears, but the tape still has minor sound fluctuations and still feels a bit compressed. But...this is certainly a find (Thank you to whomever released this online)and worthwhile upgrade to all previous available versions you’ve heard. The Fixed version though, restores the “Third Man Theme” to the end of the "From Me To You" instrumental play out faded just before they ad-libbed this theme as the credits finish rolling (as on the previously older bootlegs) yet (as on the surviving "B-Roll"), the camera's were still rolling, so it seems they continued to play on. (...More)