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The Beatles Remasters
posted by mc7t on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 20:40

Elite

Anyone else getting excited about these??.

Personally, I can't wait for the 9/9/09 when all their studio albums are re-released Grinning .

All the pre release reviews are giving them glowing reports.

Roll on........ Happy Happy Happy

Cheers,
Mark. Happy

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by Mikeonfreeserve on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 20:49

Elite

I'd be tempted by a vinyl boxed set which will only appreciate in value Grinning

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by pat-w on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 20:55

Elite

I'd really like the boxset, but can't help feeling they are taking the p*** charging £170 for music that is older than me. Angry

I've been a Beatles fan since I was about 5 years old, I've bought the albums on tape, then cd (I skipped LP's as I've never had a record player.)

Amazon had the pre order at £140 for a couple of days, but it's now gone back up to £170. Sad
Don't know if I'll just buy the albums one at a time, or bite the bullet & get the boxset

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by mc7t on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:03

Elite

I'd be tempted by a vinyl boxed set which will only appreciate in value

Matey, I wouldn't DARE to bring anymore Beatles vinyl into this house Grinning .

I already have multiple copies of all their LPs (original mono/stereo/repressings/imports/pic discs, etc..etc..), so it's either more Beatles vinyl or a divorce (tough choice lol Grinning ).

PS. pat-w, yes, I feel the boxset should represent better value for money (especially the mono version that omits Abbey Road & Let It Be - Thats retailing at £200! Shocked )

Cheers,
Mark.

This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:11

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by Brian Elliott on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:09

Reviewer

I've learned over the years that remasters don't often mean better sound. However, I'm reliably informed that the people remastering these sets are conscious of retaining the music's dynamics etc, unlike many mastering engineers.

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RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by pat-w on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:13

Elite

You have to pay a lot more for the boxset, I just added the titles at play to see how much it would come to, buying each title






£110 for the discs, or £170 for the boxset

Angry

This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:23

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by mc7t on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:19

Elite

Exactly my point over the pricing of the box set Sad

Seems strange to be penalised for wanting them all together Confused ,

But some titles are missing from above (With The Beatles, Yellow Submarine, Revolver & Beatles For Sale)

This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:26

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by Brian Elliott on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:19

Reviewer

Any of you guys interested in the mono set? I'm not a Beatles fan, but I know the hardcores are going crazy over it, rather than the stereo.

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RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by mc7t on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:25

Elite

Any of you guys interested in the mono set? I'm not a Beatles fan, but I know the hardcores are going crazy over it, rather than the stereo.

I would love to get it Brian, but at £200, & the fact that the Monos can't be purchased individually, i'm going to concentrate on the stereo versions at present.

RE: The Beatles Remasters
posted by pat-w on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:35

Elite

Quote:
But some titles are missing from above (With The Beatles, Yellow Submarine, Revolver & Beatles For Sale)

Yeah, I did notice that, but I added all the titles that were on Plays Beatles remastered page.
But even missing those 4 cd's, if you say each would be about a tenner each, it's still an extra £20 for a cardboard box, & that's for 40 year old music, sung by 4 english guys, only 2 of which are still living, who really can't need the money. Confused

If they sold this at £100 if would still make millions, so why rip off their fans?
Quote:
Seems strange to be penalised for wanting them all together

The worst of that is, I bet I still end up buying it...

Guess if I get it from HMV online, at least I'll get 5% Quidco (£8.50) back
Wish I'd pre ordered it from Amazon now


This item was edited on Thursday, 3rd September 2009, 21:42

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