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23 July 2016
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I know there’s a post about compressing The Beatles into a single disc, but I wanted to see how you guys would make The Beatles into a triple album (although my secret reason to make this is so that there were 30 topics relating to this album instead of 29), here’s mine:
Side 1:
The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
Side 2:
Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
Side 3:
Everybody’s Got Something Except For Me And My Monkey
Side 4:
Side 5: (Early 1968 and Yellow Submarine outtakes)
Side 6: (Summer 1968 outtakes)
Jubilee
Sour Milk Sea
While My Acoustic Guitar Gently Weeps
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The only thing I’d change with that is to swap Revolution and Not Guilty .
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8.27pm
14 June 2016
Offline @HMBeatlesfan This is beautiful! I tried to beat my thank high score on that post by thanking it 6 times. I love how the original beautiful double album is left untouched. I do agree with @The Hole Got Fixed that Revolution 2 should be moved to the beginning of side 6. Not Guilty is great, but it’s a weak opening track. Other than that, it’s perfect.
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9.36pm
12 November 2015
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I was about to go to sleep but then immediately saw this thread and had to share my thoughts, being a White Album Enthusiast. I love the album just the way it is, but it’d be interesting to see how adding another disc would change it. I personally wouldn’t want any singles or Yellow Submarine songs on it, as that they really don’t fit in at all if you ask me. So here’s a list of songs that I think would be good on the third disc.
Not Guilty (the full 6 minute version)
Junk
Sour Milk Sea
Circles
Step Inside Love/Los Paranoias
Jubilee
Oh My Love
And then I thought maybe yet another version of Revolution might be cool. (Revolution 2?)
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9.42pm
23 July 2016
Offline I don’t know why you think the songs from Yellow Submarine or non album singles wouldn’t fit.
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11.04pm
14 June 2016
Offline @limitlessundyinglove said
And then I thought maybe yet another version of Revolution might be cool. (Revolution 2?)
The Revolution single version is Revolution 2.
Also I am a White Album enthusiast as well, and I really appreciated the leaving of the first two LP’s be for this. I always love bonus tracks or bonus material at the end of an album. I think what we really need, tho is the Quadruple The Beatles LP CD set that apple promised in the 90’s.
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4.05pm
12 November 2015
Offline HMBeatlesfan said
I don’t know why you think the songs from Yellow Submarine or non album singles wouldn’t fit.
They just feel really separate from the rest of the material on the album- especially the YS tracks. See, I think that the Beatles’ psychedelic period ended right about when they went to Rishikesh. The only western instruments available to the Beatles in India were acoustic guitars, which meant that psychedelic, Pepper-esque songs would be pretty hard to write. As a result, the songs were a lot more basic, and the finished product also ended up more basic and not “Psychedelic Rock” at all. However, since Lady Madonna , The Inner Light , Hey Bulldog , It’s All Too Much , etc. were all written and recorded before the trip to Rishikesh, I still consider them a part of the psychedelic period. So I don’t think they fit in with most of the White Album songs, which are largely blues and acoustic based.
As for Hey Jude /Revolution , I dunno, it just feels like a separate statement from the White Album .
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4.56pm
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17 December 2012
Offline I couldn’t agree more with @limitlessundyinglove.
You’re including songs recorded over an eighteen month period, with major changes occurring between the circumstances of the first and last.
There is an obvious set of recordings to draw a third disc of honest White Album -era bonus material, the Esher demos.
And if you’re widening the scope of that 1968 album, how does including Pepper outtakes from a year earlier, while totally ignoring something as beautiful as…
give anyone any deeper understanding or appreciation of the White Album -era Beatles?
If the Yellow Sub songs need to be artificially bolted onto anything, they would fit far more on Capitol’s MMT than the White.
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9.59am
3 February 2017
Offline Ron Nasty said
I couldn’t agree more with @limitlessundyinglove.You’re including songs recorded over an eighteen month period, with major changes occurring between the circumstances of the first and last.
There is an obvious set of recordings to draw a third disc of honest White Album -era bonus material, the Esher demos.
And if you’re widening the scope of that 1968 album, how does including Pepper outtakes from a year earlier, while totally ignoring something as beautiful as…
give anyone any deeper understanding or appreciation of the White Album -era Beatles?
If the Yellow Sub songs need to be artificially bolted onto anything, they would fit far more on Capitol’s MMT than the White.
Totally agreed Ron, I even made an attempt to create a Pepper follow-up using the MMT Soundtrack and the rest of the April to October 1967 tracks, I create a (even if not their best) solid album, and hell, how do you even follow up Pepper? Anyway, here’s the tracklist:
Side One:
04 Flying
06 Blue Jay Way
07 I Am the Warlus
Side Two:
09 You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)
I’ll soon post my tiple WA as well
10.38am
3 February 2017
Offline Regarding the monster 3LP White Album , I didn’t add any pre-India songs, with the notable exception of Across The Universe , since it wasn’t released until 1970, and the White Album is a far more logical spot to place it on. I cheated a bit by adding some stuff they had written but didn’t record until later, like some Abbey Road cuts (Something , Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam ), and even solo material (Look At Me , Teddy Boy , Junk, Every Night ), all that joined with the Hey Jude single, and some studio outtakes, we’ve got our disc no.3. The changes I’ve made to the other discs are minimal, but there are some. Exclusions are Sour Milk Sea and Step Inside Love, since they were written for other artists, and Circles, since it is as boring as slow-dancing with your own sister. I changed the name back to “A Doll’s House”, because I like the artwork better, and for the sake of change, as well. There it is:
The Beatles – A Doll’s House
Side One:
01 Back In The USSR
02 Dear Prudence
03 Glass Onion
04 Ob La Di Ob La Da (Anthology 3 Version)
05 Wild Honey Pie
06 The Continuing Story of Bungallow Bill
07 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
08 Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Side Two:
09 Martha My Dear
10 I’m So Tired
11 Blackbird
12 Piggies
13 Rocky Raccoon
14 Don’t Pass Me By (with the A Beginning intro)
15 Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
16 I Will
17 Julia
Side Three:
18 Revolution (Past Masters version)
19 Something (Abbey Road version)
20 Every Night (Paul solo)
21 Child Of Nature (original demo)
22 Junk (Paul solo)
23 Look At Me (John solo)
24 What’s the News Mary Jane (three minute edit)
25 The Long And Winding Road (Let it Be version, w/strings)
Side Four:
26 Across The Universe (Past Masters version)
27 While My Guitar Gently Weeps #1 (LOVE version)
28 Mean Mr. Mustard (Abbey Road , segues into)
29 Polythene Pam (with proper ending, Abbey Road )
30 Teddy Boy (Paul solo)
31 Not Guilty (Anthology 3 version, with 30 seconds of the “crazy” part of WTNMJ as a outro)
32 Hey Jude (Past Masters version)
Side Five:
33 Birthday
34 Yer Blues
35 Mother Nature’s Son
36 Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey
37 Sexy Sadie
38 Helter Skelter
39 Long, Long, Long
Side Six:
40 Revolution #1
41 Honey Pie
42 Savoy Truffle
43 Cry Baby Cry (with the Can You Take Me Back outro)
44 Revolution #9
45 Good Night (Anthology 3 version)
With a fair bit of cheating, we end up with a nice additional disc of music, and with 45 tunes, beat The Clash by 12 years to the first rock n’ roll triple album. I really like the second disc, since it doesn’t mess up the other two and has some really great stuff. Any thoughts?
9.23pm
23 July 2016
Offline Needs some editing:
The Beatles – A Doll’s House
Side One:
01 Back In The USSR
02 Dear Prudence
03 Glass Onion
04 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
05 Wild Honey Pie
06 The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
07 While My Guitar Gently Weeps
08 Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Side Two:
09 Martha My Dear
10 I’m So Tired
11 Blackbird
12 Piggies
13 Rocky Raccoon
14 Don’t Pass Me By
15 Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?
16 I Will
17 Julia
Side Three:
18 Birthday
19 Yer Blues
20 Mother Nature’s Son
21 Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
22 Sexy Sadie
23 Helter Skelter
24 Long, Long, Long
Side Four:
25 Revolution 1
26 Honey Pie
27 Savoy Truffle
28 Cry Baby Cry
29 Revolution 9
30 Good Night
Side Three:
31 A Beginning
32 Something (original demo)
33 Every Night (Beatles version)
34 Child Of Nature
35 Jubilee
36 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (Anthology version)
37 Look At Me (Beatles version)
38 What’s the News Mary Jane
39 Helter Skelter (Anthology version)
40 Good Night (electric guitar version)
Side Four:
41 Across The Universe (Past Masters version, in D instead of being sped up to Eb)
42 While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Anthology version)
43 Polythene Pam (Anthology version)
44 Teddy Boy (Beatles version)
45 Lady Madonna
46 Not Guilty
47 Sour Milk Sea
48 Hey Bulldog
49 Revolution
50 Hey Jude
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27 November 2016
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9.39pm
23 July 2016
Offline I guess not, looks like meanmistermustard is going to have to wait until Abbey Road to be on an album.
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11 January 2017
Offline GlassOnion said
With a fair bit of cheating, we end up with a nice additional disc of music, and with 45 tunes, beat The Clash by 12 years to the first rock n’ roll triple album. I really like the second disc, since it doesn’t mess up the other two and has some really great stuff. Any thoughts?
Yes, you forgot that All Things Must Pass was a triple album, therefore The Clash didn’t make the first rock and roll triple album.
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1.21pm
1 May 2020
Offline check this out, @Ron Nasty
Side 1:
3. Glass Onion
4. Obla-di, obla-da
6. Continuing Story of bungalow bill
8. Etcetera
9. Weird Album Session
10. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
11. Spiritual Regeneration
13. Blue Moon
14. Martha My Dear
15. Gone Tomorrow, Here Today
Side 2;
1. I’m So Tired
2. Sour Milk Sea
3. Blackbird
4. A Case Of The Blues
5. Piggies
7. Rocky Raccon
8. A Beginning/Don’t Pass Me By
9. The Way You Look Tonight
10. Hey Jude
11. St. Louis Blues
12. Las Vegas Tune
13. Revolution
14. Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?
15. Circles
Side 3;
1. I Will
2. Julia
3. Birthday
4. Yer Blues
6. Everybody’s got Something to hid Except For Me And My monkey
8. (You’re So Square) Baby I Don’t Care
10. Long, Long, Long
11. Maharishi Song
12. Sexy Sadie
13. Brian Epstein Blues
14. Revolution 1
15. Happy Rishikesh Song
Side 4:
1. Honey Pie
3. Down In Havana
5. Can You Take Me Back?
6. Mean Mister Mustard
8. Not Guilty
9. Step Inside love
10. Los Paranoias
11. India, India
12. Dehra Dun
13. Revolution 9
14. Child Of Nature
15. Good night
Side 5:
1. Look At Me
2. Cosmically Conscious
3. Teddy Boy
5. Subterranean Homesick Blues
6. Happy Birthday Mike Love
7. Cotton Fields
8. Jock and Yono
9. Go Little Ringo
10. Lady Madonna
11. The Inner Light
12. …
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5.31pm
26 January 2017
Online I like some of your cover choices, especially Blue Moon. I think if they were to make it a triple album they would have found room for Across The Universe . Really every track written in this period is great, I love Whats The New Mary Jane as well as the other thrown away tracks. Wouldn’t be too difficult to assemble a triple album.
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7.27pm
26 January 2017
Online Here’s what I’d have.
Back In The U.S.S.R
Sour Milk Sea
Ob La Di Ob La Da
Junk
The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
Whats The New Mary Jane
I’m So Tired
Disc 2
Circles
Blue Moon
St Louis Blues
Dont Pass Me By
Mother Nature’s Son
Disc 3
Long Long Long
Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
Step Inside Love
Los Paranoias
Can You Take Me Back
Goodnight
Singles:
Lady Madonna /Inner Light
Didnt include every possible thing but I’m happy with this tracklist. very dynamic.
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11.50am
1 July 2020
Offline How about a QUADROUPLE album?
Note: If this were to happen, Yellow submarine (album) would have no new songs.
Side 1:
1. Back in the U.S.S.R.
3. Glass Onion
6. The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
7. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Side 2:
10. I’m So Tired
11. Blackbird
12. Piggies
13. Rocky Raccoon
14. Don’t Pass Me By
15. Why don’t we do it in the road?
16. Revolution
17. Julia
Side 3:
18. Birthday
19. Yer Blues
21. Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
22. Sexy Sadie
23. Helter Skelter
24. Long, Long, Long
Side 4:
25. Revolution 1
26. Honey Pie
27. Sour Milk Sea
28. Cry Baby Cry (without can you take me back at the end)
29. Revolution 9
30. Good Night
Side 5:
31. Can you take me back
32. Child Of Nature
33. What’s The New Mary Jane ?
34. I will
35. Savoy Truffle
Side 6:
36. Lady Madonna
37. The Inner Light
38. A Case of the blues
39. Circles
40. Maharishi Song
Side 7:
41. September in the rain (any unreleased song from their whole career would most likely be officially released on this album)
42. Hey Bulldog
43. All together now
44. Not Guilty
45. Bad to me (a more rock n’ roll version)
Side 8:
48. You know my name (look up the number)
50. Hey Jude
Well… that’s it. Side 8 has only 4 songs due to 2 of them being over 5 minutes in length.
Each song has been written in 1968 or before, and several have been unreleased until the Anthology albums came out.
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2.14pm
11 September 2018
Offline 1 ‘Back In The USSR ’ (12″ Mix)
2 ‘Dear Prudence ’ (12″ Mix)
3 ‘Glass Onion ’ (12″ Mix)
4 ‘Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da ’ (12″ Mix)
5 ‘Wild Honey Pie ’ (12″ Mix)
6 ‘The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill ’ (12″ Mix)
7 ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps ’ (12″ Mix)
8 ‘Happiness Is A Warm Gun ’ (12″ Mix)
9 ‘Martha My Dear ’ (12″ Mix)
10 ‘I’m So Tired’ (12″ Mix)
11 ‘Blackbird ’ (12″ Mix)
12 ‘Piggies ’ (12″ Mix)
13 ‘Rocky Raccoon ’ (12″ Mix)
14 ‘Don’t Pass Me By’ (12″ Mix)
15 ‘Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?’ (12″ Mix)
16 ‘I Will ’ (12″ Mix)
17 ‘Julia ’ (12″ Mix)
18 ‘Birthday ’ (12″ Mix)
19 ‘Yer Blues ’ (12″ Mix)
20 ‘Mother Nature’s Son’ (12″ Mix)
21 ‘Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey’ (12″ Mix)
22 ‘Sexy Sadie ’ (12″ Mix)
23 ‘Helter Skelter ’ (12″ Mix)
24 ‘Long, Long, Long ’ (12″ Mix)
25 ‘Revolution 1 ’ (12″ Mix)
26 ‘Honey Pie ’ (12″ Mix)
27 ‘Savoy Truffle ’ (12″ Mix)
28 ‘Cry Baby Cry ’ (12″ Mix)
29 ‘Revolution 9 ’ (12″ Mix)
30 ‘Good Night ’ (12″ Mix)
12.47pm
2 May 2013
Offline Thinking of all the stuff left off from George (especially Sour Milk Sea), Hey Jude , Revolution (fast version), “Revolution Take 20″ version, Hey Bulldog , McCartney’s Step Inside Love, Those Were The Days, full version of Can You Take Me Back; Lennon’s What’s the New Mary Jane. Given both existing albums are long at around 46-47 minutes each was there scope? Anything else that might be considered?
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