Album Info
Artist: | The Beatles |
Album: | Abbey Road |
Released: | Worldwide, 2019 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Come Together | |
A2 | Something | |
A3 | Maxwell's Silver Hammer | |
A4 | Oh! Darling | |
A5 | Octopus's Garden | |
A6 | I Want You (She's So Heavy) | |
B1 | Here Comes The Sun | |
B2 | Because | |
B3 | You Never Give Me Your Money | |
B4 | Sun King | |
B5 | Mean Mr. Mustard | |
B6 | Polythene Pam | |
B7 | She Came In Through The Bathroom Window | |
B8 | Golden Slumbers | |
B9 | Carry That Weight | |
B10 | The End | |
B11 | Her Majesty | |
Abbey Road Sessions | ||
C1 | I Want You (She's So Heavy) (Trident Recording Session & Reduction Mix) | |
C2 | Goodbye (Home Demo) | |
C3 | Something (Studio Demo) | |
C4 | The Ballad Of John And Yoko (Take 7) | |
C5 | Old Brown Shoe (Take 2) | |
D1 | Oh! Darling (Take 4) | |
D2 | Octopus's Garden (Take 9) | |
D3 | You Never Give Me Your Money (Take 36) | |
D4 | Her Majesty (Takes 1-3) | |
D5 | Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (Takes 1-3 / Medley) | |
D6 | Here Comes The Sun (Take 9) | |
D7 | Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Take 12) | |
E1 | Come Together (Take 5) | |
E2 | The End (Take 3) | |
E3 | Come And Get It (Studio Demo) | |
E4 | Sun King (Take 20) | |
E5 | Mean Mr Mustard (Take 20) | |
E6 | Polythene Pam (Take 27) | |
E7 | She Came In Through The Bathroom Window (Take 27) | |
E8 | Because (Take 1 - Instrumental) | |
F1 | The Long One (Trial Edit & Mix - 30 July 1969) | |
F2 | Something (Take 39 - Instrumental - Strings Only) | |
F3 | Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (Take 17 - Instrumental - Strings & Brass Only) |
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Description
Three-way guitar trade-offs in The End bite harder than you remember. This 50th Anniversary 3LP of The Beatles’ Abbey Road presents Giles Martin’s stereo remix plus two LPs of studio takes that pull back the curtain on a band finishing strong. On Come Together, McCartney’s bass sits deeper and the kick locks in, while Lennon’s vocal finds more space without losing grime. Because is a highlight, the stacked harmonies floating more naturally, with the Moog’s shimmer tracing their edges. Side two’s medley remains the blueprint for album craft, and the outtakes show how the puzzle was glued together. If you’d rather order online, you can buy The Beatles records online with us. Package-wise, the extra LPs are where collectors will linger: raw early vocal passes, alternate guitar ideas, and a hulking long take that still slams to black. File it beside late-60s studio-pop landmarks and, if you’re comparing spines, The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds era for sheer arrangement smarts. However you approach it, this is the clearest way to hear a band tidying up the decade and waving goodbye.
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