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14 April 2010
SirFrankieCrisp said
Zig said
SirFrankieCrisp said
Its officially here!Mine is officially on my front porch – can’t wait to get home, eat dinner, crack open an IPA, slip the cans on and woo-hoo-hoo!
This sounds awesome, except for the IPA part. Do you enjoy bitterness?
Only when it comes to ales!
I’ve been listening to this every chance I get since last night. Love it!
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, let it roll for all its worth. And all the children boogie.
5.08pm
28 January 2013
I love this album. I listen to this every chance I get. This morning I had it playing while getting ready for school, and I felt like it was 1963 (It helped that it was foggy this morning too). The speech after song concept isn’t so bad as I thought it was. It actually worked better.
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1 May 2011
Ok, i have the volume 2 (the supermarket the cd came from doesn’t stock volume 1).
As always the cd and booklet look fabulous and will sit alongside the remasters proudly and loving the bbc tracks means that regardless of the odd edit here and there it won’t make it anyway lesser of a listen.
Is it just me or is there an edit on cd 1 track 1? John comes in very quickly after “and Ringo Starr ” and it doesn’t sound natural (let it begin).
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29 August 2013
meanmistermustard said
Joe said
Wait – you bought the Red Album for A Day In The Life ?Red and Blue, they came together in a cardboard box (like with the new BBC Collection). I wanted the remastered clean intro, saw the cd set in the shop and went on impulse. For the new BBC volumes i am getting both but not the collection box. See Apple, you only get £26 quid off me for stuff i already have and don’t really need, so ha, who’s the idiot now.
haha – and you had a go at me for spending 16 quid on a Paul CD last week?
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8.47pm
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1 May 2011
I didn’t have a go at anyone and i said, possibly elsewhere, there are always exceptions especially Beatles cd’s which i admit i’m a fool for. Anyway if you want idiot status i bought that 7″ Love Me Do single from last years 50th Anniversary. Looked at it once and not again.
Now, if i write all that really quickly and then go elsewhere i might just forget quickly enough and continue to spend my money on Beatle stuff i don’t really need.
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10.20pm
16 August 2012
I bought the Love Me Do single as well! I’m glad to have it. My girls have grown up with a Father who passionately loves music, so I suspect that the 45 will end up meaning more to them than it does to me.
For whatever reason, I never felt the need to own the bootlegs of the complete BBC sessions, so Volume 2 is just such a pleasant joy for me. It’s playing right now…
I’m somewhat disappointed in the lack of media attention compared to previous releases, but I suppose that’s a byproduct of years passing.
E is for 'Ergent'.
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1 May 2011
SatanHimself said
I bought the Love Me Do single as well! I’m glad to have it. My girls have grown up with a Father who passionately loves music, so I suspect that the 45 will end up meaning more to them than it does to me.
For whatever reason, I never felt the need to own the bootlegs of the complete BBC sessions, so Volume 2 is just such a pleasant joy for me. It’s playing right now…
I’m somewhat disappointed in the lack of media attention compared to previous releases, but I suppose that’s a byproduct of years passing.
I recall the ’94 release being huge at the time but i was 13 then and it was huge for me so maybe the two are crossovers. Also the ’94 version was the first Beatles album in 24 years to include previously unreleased material and a “new” Lennon/McCartney original, since then we have had the Anthology series, Love and Let It Be Naked featuring some kind of new angle on the Beatles plus the hugeness of 1. As far as i am aware it’s getting more promotion than Elvis, but then i haven’t been following his latest greatest hits compilation and maybe if you don’t follow the Beatles the same could be said for this.
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29 August 2013
SatanHimself said
I bought the Love Me Do single as well! I’m glad to have it. My girls have grown up with a Father who passionately loves music, so I suspect that the 45 will end up meaning more to them than it does to me.For whatever reason, I never felt the need to own the bootlegs of the complete BBC sessions, so Volume 2 is just such a pleasant joy for me. It’s playing right now…
I’m somewhat disappointed in the lack of media attention compared to previous releases, but I suppose that’s a byproduct of years passing.
I think that reflects the lack of new songs, as opposed to new versions of already released songs. If it had 20 songs we hadn’t heard before, rather than 2, then it would have had a lot more press.
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1.46am
12 November 2013
trcanberra said
SatanHimself said
I bought the Love Me Do single as well! I’m glad to have it. My girls have grown up with a Father who passionately loves music, so I suspect that the 45 will end up meaning more to them than it does to me.For whatever reason, I never felt the need to own the bootlegs of the complete BBC sessions, so Volume 2 is just such a pleasant joy for me. It’s playing right now…
I’m somewhat disappointed in the lack of media attention compared to previous releases, but I suppose that’s a byproduct of years passing.
I think that reflects the lack of new songs, as opposed to new versions of already released songs. If it had 20 songs we hadn’t heard before, rather than 2, then it would have had a lot more press.
Yeah, it might have got more attention if there were more songs that were not released until now. Also I really do not see anything on the Beatles anyways if something like that comes out.
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29 August 2013
Expert Textpert said
I enjoyed it but not as much as volume 1. I agree, not enough new songs. I accidentally scratched CD 1 putting it on. 🙁Oh well, it still plays fine.
Glad to hear the CD plays ok. I hate damaging discs, and just today managed to drop a newly arrived Beaucoups of Blues when trying to fit it on the crowded shelf for the first time, luckily it looks ok.
On topic; my BBC Volume 2 had a big scratch mark on the 2nd disc when I bought it – this has happened with the last 3 new CDs I have bought and the store keeps insisting I try it before I return them – which potentially means a trek back to the shop. This time I refused to leave until they replaced it. I’m not sure if they are just cheaply made and packed or if it is from the use of card with no inner sleeve (see our discussion elsewhere on CD packaging).
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3.53pm
18 April 2013
CD 1, track 5, Lucille , has an awesome guitar solo. I love it.
By the way, will there be a new album entry for Live At The BBC Vol. 2? Maybe this thread could be moved there.
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4.05pm
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17 December 2012
Expert Textpert said
By the way, will there be a new album entry for Live At The BBC Vol. 2? Maybe this thread could be moved there.
Assuming you are asking whether it will get its own sub-forum, and not wishing to speak for Joe, I would say no. If you look at the Anthology albums, the 3 volumes are given just the one sub-forum, and I see no reason to treat Live At The BBC any differently – despite the time-lag between the 2 volumes.
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4.11pm
18 April 2013
mja6758 said
Expert Textpert said
By the way, will there be a new album entry for Live At The BBC Vol. 2? Maybe this thread could be moved there.Assuming you are asking whether it will get its own sub-forum, and not wishing to speak for Joe, I would say no. If you look at the Anthology albums, the 3 volumes are given just the one sub-forum, and I see no reason to treat Live At The BBC any differently – despite the time-lag between the 2 volumes.
I just noticed that! Should have looked before writing, thanks.
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20 August 2013
Expert Textpert said
I picked up an extra copy yesterday and gave one to a friend.
I did the same with the “New” deluxe edition. Doesn’t it just make you feel good down to your toes?
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18 April 2013
Ahhh Girl said
Expert Textpert said
I picked up an extra copy yesterday and gave one to a friend.I did the same with the “New” deluxe edition. Doesn’t it just make you feel good down to your toes?
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I’ve only listened to the first disc so far, and I enjoyed it. It felt more like an actual radio show than Vol 1, and afterwards I read Kevin Howlett say that’s exactly what they tried to do.
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1 May 2011
Got volume 1 today so after detailing all the tracks in itunes have a marathon BBC album to listen to. It’s why volume 2 hasn’t been played yet.
Did anyone listen to the BBC 2 radio show last night that looked back at the BBC sessions from ’63 and ’64. The only piece of music played that isn’t on the two On Air LP’s was the Pop Go The Beatles theme but there was an interview from Pop Chat(?) that was heard. In some places i had read that part of a radio show with Kenny Everett from ’68 was going to be heard but there was nothing in the special last night.
If you missed it and want to hear it it’s on the BBC iPlayer.
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