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@StarwindAmada20 ".. I look at the frroor.."

@0816marshaljt OK. I'll give you that.

@capitolemiproducer There is a new process where a computer will analyze a mono program and create separate tracks. It is time consuming, very expensive and pretty much out of reach for the average person, but the technology now exists.

Giles Martin? Don't you mean George Martin? And yes, at time it couldn't be done for MMT.

They didn't have the King Lear portion on a separate track, only mixed live into the mono version. It wasn't until the time they were producing Love for Cirque du Soleil that they were able to get all th...

It just goes to prove that just because some guys can really play, it doesn't mean they won't make a great tune end up sounding like total shit. This was one of the worst things I've ever heard in my life. What is with all the guitar effects anyway? Are you really that insecure about your play...

This is truly overblown crap. Stick to the original.

@thegirl44 As if Google were the only resource on earth.. I'm not too lazy, I just question if it is worth my time. What is your side of this issue? Are you too lazy to answer? Whatever the ZFT releases, we most likely will never really know if Frank intended it for public consumption. I a...

Anything went in those days. Watch TV today and you'll see that it's strictly business.

This is beyond bad. Do the entire world a favor and keep your mouth shut. Don't quit your day job. The drum break at 0:32 is pathetic. You loose the time all over the place. The drummer needs to be put out of his misery and keep a few bullets for the singer. In my entire life I don't rememb...

Funny, but the vocal doesn't sound like The Beatles at all.

All bass guitars should be lime green!

Jagger kind of disgraces himself here.

I don't like it, nor do I dislike it. I'm glad it exists however. I prefer the original. I would like to hear what she sounds like without all the echo.

Sounds terrible. Don't quit your day job.

These are in no way taken from the orginal multitracks. Rather one of those vocal remover settings found in Nero or something like it, and man it really sounds it.

Horrible. At least you could have tried to make it sound like a string quartet.

@partidoalto1 Dukey? Who ever called him Dukey?

Nice job

Actually it's Strings and Brass

@plasticjesus108 I'm very sure of that, just as I am sure of the fact that you are pathetic schmuck that doesn't know what he's talking about and with too much time on his hands. A dangerous combination. Stop trying to be so clever and learn something useful.

Excellent job. You nailed it for the most part.

Sorry everyone, but this is all BS. For the real story go see

Randy Bachman's explanation in his Guitarology 101 Series

on CBC,

Search for The Beatles - The REAL First Chord of "A Hard Day's Night"

And there is no piano, none that I can hear anyway.

Close but no cigar. Really doesn't sound right.

@verycoolchicka I can and have done better so you stfu, verycooljerka

He's good but he's not in the league of the Three Bs. How could anyone be more presumptuous? What he does is excellent but is not yet close to the class of a Bach or Beethoven.

It's not really a twist that Paul plays this solo. Anyone who studies this stuff could tell quite easily. Paul played loads of guitar and a fairly good amount of solos as well on Beatle recordings. It's a good fun fact though.

Go back and learn the bridge.

Nobody ever quite gets this line right. The top note is articulated twice. Listen again really carfully and you'll hear it. The bridge is close but not like on the recording.

Nice try, but you're adding those accents and that's not in the bass part. When you play that you completely loose the groove, which you can not let happen. Also the bridge part is not accurate. You are not getting up to that high note as quickly as the line should be. It's tricky but listen ...

@thegodofmusic04 Nah, correction. His voice sounds just fine. It is definitely not the room. It's his playing that is sub-par. Listen to all the clams like the one at 0:55 for instance. And the one at 1:14. And what is going on at 1:48? At 2:37 he misses a note completely. I could go on ...

@leonAzul42 This was 1973. McLaughlin was coming up a few years before. Check out Where Fortune Smiles from 1971 to hear him doing Free Jazz. It's quite exceptional.

I'm not going to knock anybody that can play Soprano Sax in tune, but it did nothing for me. I'll bet however that the women in the audience went insane!

Not one person stops to listen.

Hmm.. He plays about as well as any other 14 year old does these days.

Well, he's no Stevie Ray yet, but the kid's got soul

Well, in space it's a complete vacuum so nobody can hear how far off key you are. I guess in this case that's fortunate..

Well, in space it's a complete vacuum so nobody can hear how far off key you are. I guess in this case that's fortunate..