The Beatles - 16 CD Remastered - 2009 - SiRE
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Artist: The Beatle Title: Please Please Me '22 March 1963' #1 for 30 weeks; 74 weeks on chart Bitrate: 188kbit av. Title: Yellow Submarine Time: 00:32:26 Size: 46.39 mb Title: With The Beatles '22 November 1963' #1 for 21 weeks, plus another 10 weeks at #2; 53 weeks on chart Bitrate: 210kbit av. Time: 00:33:00 Size: 52.49 mb Title: A Hard Day's Night '10 July 1964' #1 for 21 weeks; 43 weeks on chart Bitrate: 203kbit av. Time: 00:30:06 Size: 46.15 mb Title: Beatles For Sale '4 December 1964' #1 for 11 weeks, plus another 11 weeks at #2; 48 weeks on chart Bitrate: 196kbit av. Time: 00:33:57 Size: 50.23 mb Title: Help! '6 August 1965' #1 for 9 weeks; 41 weeks on chart Bitrate: 188kbit av. Time: 00:33:48 Size: 48.02 mb Title: Rubber Soul '3 December 1965' #1 for 8 weeks; 47 weeks on chart Bitrate: 201kbit av. Time: 00:35:26 Size: 53.97 mb Title: Revolver '5 August 1966' #1 for 7 weeks; 46 weeks on chart Bitrate: 196kbit av. Time: 00:34:56 Size: 51.57 mb Title: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band '1 June 1967' #1 for 27 weeks; 201 weeks on chart Bitrate: 197kbit av. Time: 00:39:50 Size: 58.52 mb Title: The Beatles (The White Album) '22 November 1968' #1 for 8 weeks; 24 weeks on chart Bitrate: 191kbit av. Time: 01:34:01 Size: 135.48 mb Title: Yellow Submarine '17 January 1969' #3; 11 weeks on chart Bitrate: 186kbit av. Time: 00:39:37 Size: 55.26 mb Title: Abbey Road '26 September 1969' #1 for 17 weeks; 92 weeks on chart Bitrate: 193kbit av. Time: 00:47:21 Size: 69.40 mb Title: Let It Be '8 May 1970' #1 for 3 weeks; 60 weeks on chart Bitrate: 177kbit av. Time: 00:35:07 Size: 46.48 mb Label: Parlophone Genre: Rock Rip Date: 2009-09-04 Str Date: 2009-09-09 Release Notes: On September 9, 2009, after a nearly 22-year wait, digitally remastered versions of all of the Beatles studio albums will be released, a press release has confirmed. Each album will feature the track listings and artwork as it was originally released in the U.K. and come with expanded booklets including original and newly written liner notes and rare photos. For a limited time, each of the Fab Four's 12 proper albums will be "embedded" with a brief documentary about its making. The rereleases will include the Beatles' 12 studio albums and Magical Mystery Tour as well as Past Masters Vol. I and II, which will be packaged as one collection. All 14 discs will be available with DVDs of the documentaries in a stereo box set, and a set titled The Beatles in Mono featuring 10 discs will also be released. TL's pack. (Look back at the Beatles' studio albums and Rolling Stone's stories on the LPs.) A crew of engineers at London's Abbey Road Studios have spent four years working on the remasters using new technology and vintage equipment, the press release says, in an effort to preserve "the authenticity and integrity of the original analogue recordings" and ensure "the highest fidelity the catalog has seen since its original release promises to be a huge day in Beatles lore, as it's the same day The Beatles: Rock Band will hit stores. This weekend brought a bit of Beatles news, too, as Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunited on stage at a New York benefit for David Lynch's Transcendental Meditation foundation (see photos here). Preorders for the remasters are already popping up on Amazon.co.uk. Demand for Beatles remasters has steadily increased since 1987, when Capitol/EMI first released the Beatles' discography on CD with what many audiophile fans deemed substandard sound quality compared to the original vinyl. TL's pack. While it seems like other artists remaster their entire catalog every several years, Capitol/EMI have barely touched the Beatles' discography since 1987, with the exception of 2004's The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1 box set, which compiled and remastered the band's first four American releases in stereo and mono formats. The soundtrack for the Beatles' Love show also gave listeners a brief tease of how fantastic the band's songs would sound if properly remastered. TorrentLeech. The Beatles in Mono will include the 10 albums originally mixed for mono release, as well as two additional discs the press release says features similar songs to those on the Past Masters compilations. The mono versions of Help! and Rubber Soul will boast bonuses: the albums' original 1965 stereo mixes, which have not been previously released on CD, per the press release. The mono collection, like the stereo one, will include all original inserts and label designs, and the CDs are designed as tiny vinyl replicas. Courtesy of TorrentLeech. The press release didn't include news regarding a possible deal with iTunes or another digital-music vendor to distribute the catalog digitally: "Discussions regarding the digital distribution of the catalog will continue. There is no further information available at this time," the press release reads. Both Apple Corps. and Paul McCartney have expressed reluctance to release the Beatles' music digitally until all the albums had been remastered. The solo work of each of the four Beatles is available on iTunes. TL for the win. [email protected] TL's pack __.---. ,' ` `-. / `. / | .'-. ( ,' `-.. / 9: `. | ( 9: / `. / /..) ) .````-..,.` | /`-. ,' / ` / , `.` ,. : / ,' || ,. | `` ' / / \ `` ,-.____,' | | | `.__,,' | | | __../ ( | ,' ,' :' , ' ,' `-._ | ,' ;;;;` `| ,' ,"". ____,' _,-' `._ _ _,' ,' _-' _,.. '-._ _/`. ,-' ,' ,-' _.-' '''''` `-.__ | | _.' (____...--...___ `` _/ `._,-``...-'
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!!!!!!!Don't get fooled!!!!!!!
All these torrents are the crappy versions remastered 20 Years ago.
All these torrents are the crappy versions remastered 20 Years ago.
Yes i got this to, and it sounds exactly like my original collection!
lmao
doh!!
wait for the ones with the video clips folks
doh!!
wait for the ones with the video clips folks
ERES UN GRAN HIJO DE [email protected] KORTLEKEN!!!!!
POR LO VISTO NO TIENES NADA MAS QUE HACER QUE J0DERTE A TU [email protected] PROGENITORA!!!!!!!
ESTAS NO SON LAS VERSIONES REMASTERIZADAS!!!!!
THIS AREN'T THE REMASTERED SONGS!!!!!!
POR LO VISTO NO TIENES NADA MAS QUE HACER QUE J0DERTE A TU [email protected] PROGENITORA!!!!!!!
ESTAS NO SON LAS VERSIONES REMASTERIZADAS!!!!!
THIS AREN'T THE REMASTERED SONGS!!!!!!
@fimblegimble
in america, no one cares
in america, no one cares
What did you people expect, Kanye West remixes?!?
These absolutely are the newly-remastered versions; the most noticeable difference is in the early records, which are now in true stereo. But even the later records benefit significantly from the remastering: the high and low ends have much better definition and the balance is much better across the entire spectrum.
Listen to the 20-year-old digital masters side-by-side with these as I have; you'll notice they sound dull and muffled by comparison. Some people have complained about the loss of dynamic range in the remasters, but I honestly don't notice any detriment.
Now, just waiting until Amazon delivers my CDs...
These absolutely are the newly-remastered versions; the most noticeable difference is in the early records, which are now in true stereo. But even the later records benefit significantly from the remastering: the high and low ends have much better definition and the balance is much better across the entire spectrum.
Listen to the 20-year-old digital masters side-by-side with these as I have; you'll notice they sound dull and muffled by comparison. Some people have complained about the loss of dynamic range in the remasters, but I honestly don't notice any detriment.
Now, just waiting until Amazon delivers my CDs...
they sound great! thank you kortleken
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