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15 March 2017
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I’m not sure if this has been posted anywhere else here but Peter Jackson is doing a film using footage from the Let It Be sessions.
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15 November 2018
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There’s a whole thread about it.
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15 March 2017
Offline Thanks for the heads up. I thought it would be in the news section so I was surprised it wasn’t and just posted it without having a look.
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17 December 2012
Offline Oops! Almost forgot to post about this in all the LIB excitement today.
Barry Miles (aka Miles, famous ’60s figure, author of Paul’s Many Years from Now) turned up on BBC Breakfast this morning looking for fan pictures and associated stories for a new book and Liverpool exhibition.
The remit is The Beatles as seen by their fans:
Commissioned by Photobox, The People’s Beatles is a groundbreaking global project that aims to crowdsource, edit and publish a unique photographic biography and picture archive of The Beatles – as seen exclusively through the eyes and camera lenses of the fans who were there.
Launched to commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ last ever live performance which took place on the roof of Apple Records in London on 30th January 1969, The People’s Beatles will provide a people’s portrait charting the astonishing journey from unknown Liverpudlians to the most popular band in the history of music – covering everything from Hamburg to the Cavern Club, the birth of Beatlemania, to the European and American tours; from the Magical Mystery Tour , through to their final album, Let it Be, and beyond.
More here.
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17 December 2012
Offline Trailer for Yesterday , the upcoming film set in a world where The Beatles disappear from the timeline except for one person…
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15 November 2018
Offline So basically the apocalypse.
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19 December 2018
Offline I couldn’t resist laughing about the Google part…”Beetles”! J,P,G and R are like vaporized!
But I guess quite a few people around me have the same ignorance as in this alternate universe…
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10.55pm
15 November 2018
Offline “I’ve got two gentlemen who claim these songs are theirs.”
One is barefoot.
Clearly WSC has not been erased! 
Also: Kate McKinnon. YES PLEASE.
As for “Hey Dude” my dad has a friend who actually thought that was what the song was called. Wonder when he’ll be getting his royalties 
The only problem is that now when I search “Yesterday ” all it shows me is movie trailers. 🙁
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15 March 2017
Offline I am looking forward to a new book by Barry Miles.
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11.09pm
15 November 2018
Offline Ron Nasty said
Oops! Almost forgot to post about this in all the LIB excitement today.Barry Miles (aka Miles, famous ’60s figure, author of Paul’s Many Years from Now) turned up on BBC Breakfast this morning looking for fan pictures and associated stories for a new book and Liverpool exhibition.
The remit is The Beatles as seen by their fans:
Commissioned by Photobox, The People’s Beatles is a groundbreaking global project that aims to crowdsource, edit and publish a unique photographic biography and picture archive of The Beatles – as seen exclusively through the eyes and camera lenses of the fans who were there.
Launched to commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ last ever live performance which took place on the roof of Apple Records in London on 30th January 1969, The People’s Beatles will provide a people’s portrait charting the astonishing journey from unknown Liverpudlians to the most popular band in the history of music – covering everything from Hamburg to the Cavern Club, the birth of Beatlemania, to the European and American tours; from the Magical Mystery Tour , through to their final album, Let it Be, and beyond.
More here.
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11.18pm
15 March 2017
Offline 50yearslate said
Ron Nasty said
Oops! Almost forgot to post about this in all the LIB excitement today.
Barry Miles (aka Miles, famous ’60s figure, author of Paul’s Many Years from Now) turned up on BBC Breakfast this morning looking for fan pictures and associated stories for a new book and Liverpool exhibition.
The remit is The Beatles as seen by their fans:
Commissioned by Photobox, The People’s Beatles is a groundbreaking global project that aims to crowdsource, edit and publish a unique photographic biography and picture archive of The Beatles – as seen exclusively through the eyes and camera lenses of the fans who were there.
Launched to commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ last ever live performance which took place on the roof of Apple Records in London on 30th January 1969, The People’s Beatles will provide a people’s portrait charting the astonishing journey from unknown Liverpudlians to the most popular band in the history of music – covering everything from Hamburg to the Cavern Club, the birth of Beatlemania, to the European and American tours; from the Magical Mystery Tour , through to their final album, Let it Be, and beyond.
More here.
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That’s the one.
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Offline Hah I came here to post about that movie because the saxophone teacher at my school told me about it, but it seems RN is on the ball as always.
Looking forward to it…
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Offline It looks awful- I thought we all agreed Ed Sheeran wasn’t allowed in films or tv anymore when he showed up in Game of Thrones. His Bridget Jones cameo was tolerable because it was like 5 seconds but stay away from my stuff Sheeran.
The whole ‘writing Beatles songs before the Beatles did them’ has been done before in Goodnight Sweetheart.
Also, is there no other young upcoming British actress apart from Lily James? She’s in practically every film that’s been made in Britain for the past 3 years!
In saying that, if it gets a big release I’ll probably go see it BUT it still looks terrible! 
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10.47am
15 November 2018
Offline Maybe if we’re lucky it will raise Beatlewareness… 
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17 December 2012
Offline Second single, Heads Gonna Roll, from Jenny Lewis’ upcoming new album, On the Line, was released a couple of days ago, and features Ringo on drums:
Full line-up:
Jenny Lewis: Vocal and Piano
Benmont Tench: Hammond B3 Organ
Don Was: Bass
Ringo Starr : Drums
The Section Quartet: Strings
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Offline 50yearslate said
Maybe if we’re lucky it will raise Beatlewareness…
That’s what I’m hoping. Getting their name out there in some form has to help.
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17 December 2012
Offline Ron Nasty said in this thread on 25 June 2018
Former Beatles haunt, The Grapes on Mathew Street, closed its doors at the beginning if June, and it’s unknown why, and when it will reopen, though its owners expect that it will.Seems there are problems with the current people running it. Talk of unpaid bills.
It reopened but problems continued with the licensee until the owners, Star Pubs & Bars, repossessed the pub in December, immediately seeing it closed again.
The pub has been now refurbished, sympathetically to its Beatles history one would hope, and the Liverpool Echo reports it will reopen its doors tomorrow (22 February) at 6pm.
It’s good to see this former Beatles haunt reopening its door under new management.
Myself and AG enjoyed taking our pictures on the same bench seat where once their bums had sat.
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BEATLES Music gives me Eargasms! 
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17 December 2012
Offline Total and utter fecking BS.
There is no way that Paul and Ringo are about to tour with holograms of John and George.
This should be in the LOL thread!!!
EDIT: I just noticed it’s their April Fool from last year!
/2018/04/01/beatles-set-to-reunite-with-holograms
Even less reason for it to be here.
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17 December 2012
Offline Here’s a proper Beatles news story…
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) – those who give out the US’s silver, gold and platinum discs – certified the White Album a 20x platinum disc on 21 February. In its first re-certification since 19x platinum on 6 February 2001, they also certified it 21x, 22x, 23x and 24x platinum, making it the fourth highest certified release by the RIAA:
1. Eagles – Greatest Hits 1971-1975 (38x platinum)
2. Michael Jackson – Thriller (33x)
3. Eagles – Hotel California (26x)
4. The Beatles – The Beatles (24x)
5. Billy Joel – Greatest Hits Volume I & Volume II; Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV; Pink Floyd – The Wall (23x, three-way tie)
Now, this isn’t quite as impressive as it first seems as they count each disc separately, so it has always had an advantage over their other albums. 1 sale of AR or Pepper scores 1 toward its certification, 1 sale of the WA scores 2, built-in advantage. And if bonus discs added to expanded reissues are also counted, that would have last year’s editions giving scores of 3 & 6/7(?) toward certification, and last year’s reissues sold very well.
Also, I mentioned this the other day in the Upcoming TV thread, but in case anyone has missed it there because Nasty doesn’t usually post about US TV:
“A&E will premiere the two-hour special John and Yoko: Above Us Only Sky next month as part of the network’s “Biography” strand.”
The date to put in your diary is 11 March, showing at 9pm ET/PT
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