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The Beatles - Anthology Plus (Disc 2)

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Publisher: Invasion Unlimited
Reference :IU 9750-2
Date :1997
Made In :Germany ?
Quality :
Booklet & packaging :16 pages with the same layout as the original Anthology series by EMI; includes detailed information about every track.
Total duration: 73:45

Comments
This BEATLES ANTHOLOGY PLUS 2-CD set brings you the best still unreleased studio-outtakes, home-demos and live-recordings of the BEATLES.
This compilation was designed to be an authorative addition to the ANTHOLOGY-series! Into your home and onto your ears.
(From the rear cover)

Core collection    Track identified    Version validated    Lyrics available    Version details available    Audio excerpt available    Participants list available   
1.
Yellow Submarine(Lennon/McCartney)
2:49
Song
Alternate Mix
26 May 1966
The Beatles
EMI Studios, London
2.
Here, There And Everywhere(Lennon/McCartney)
2:25
Song
Remix
Anthology
16 Jun 1966
The Beatles
Mix of take 7 and take 13.
EMI Studios, London
3.
Yesterday(Lennon/McCartney)
2:40
Song
Concert
29 Aug 1966
The Beatles
Candlestick Park, San Francisco
4.
Strawberry Fields Forever(Lennon/McCartney)
3:31
Song
Instrumental
15 Dec 1966
The Beatles
Orchestral Score.
EMI Studios, London
5.
Good Morning Good Morning(Lennon/McCartney)
1:07
Song
Demo
Jan 1967
The Beatles
Recorded at 'Kenwood', Weybridge, Surrey
6.
It's All Too Much(Harrison)
8:10
Song
Complete
25 May 1967
The Beatles
Recorded at De Lane Lea Studios
7.
Your Mother Should Know(Lennon/McCartney)
2:30
Song
Take 1
22 Aug 1967
The Beatles
Recorded at Chappel Recording Studio, London
8.
Aerial Tour Instrumental(Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)
2:06
Song
Take 8
RM4
8 Sep 1967
SS.MMT.05.08.RM4
EMI Studios, London. Ends with jazzy tune.
9.
Lady Madonna(Lennon/McCartney)
1:06
Song
Demo
Autumn 1967
The Beatles
EMI Studios, London
10.
Christmas Time (Is Here Again)(Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)
3:04
Song
Xmas
28 Nov 1967
The Beatles
EMI Studios, London
11.
The Inner Light(Harrison)
2:31
Song
Instrumental
10 Jan 1968
The Beatles
EMI Recording Studio, Bombay, India
12.
Revolution(Lennon/McCartney)
4:05
Song
Esher Demo
May 1968
The Beatles
13.
Back In The U.S.S.R.(Lennon/McCartney)
2:58
Song
Esher Demo
May 1968
HR117
The Beatles
14.
Not Guilty(Harrison)
3:10
Song
Esher Demo
May 1968
The Beatles
15.
_'Weird Album' Session_(Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)
4:57
Other type of track
Mix
Jun - Oct 1968
The Beatles
Bits and pieces of unused session-recordings, laughs, mistakes of the recording sessions for the 'White Album'. Compiled for the Beatles Anthology Videos.
EMI Studios, London
16.
Happiness Is A Warm Gun(Lennon/McCartney)
2:43
Song
Alternate Mix
23-25 Sep 1968
The Beatles
A 1994 remix of the original version with unused organ and piano.
EMI Studios, London
17.
Heather(McCartney)
1:52
Song
Version validated
Postcard Sessions
Nov 1968
The Beatles
EMI Studios, London during Donovan's Postcard sessions
18.
Goodbye(McCartney)
2:24
Song
Demo
Feb 1969
EMI Studios, London
19.
Two Of Us(Lennon/McCartney)
2:01
Song
Get Back Session
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham Film Studios, London
20.
Get Back(Lennon/McCartney)
2:06
Song
Get Back Session
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham Film Studios, London
21.
Suzy Parker(Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)
Song
Get Back Session
09 Jan 1969
GB09.31
The Beatles
Twickenham Film Studios, London
22.
_'Let It Be' Session Medley_(unknown)
4:46
Medley title
Mix
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Suicide(McCartney)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
26 Jan 1969
GB26.26
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Polythene Pam(Lennon/McCartney)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
24 Jan 1969
GB24.031
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Mean Mr. Mustard(Lennon/McCartney)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
All Things Must Pass(Harrison)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Woman(McCartney (as Webb))
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
14 Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Hot As Sun(McCartney)
Song
Version validated
Version details available
Get Back Session
24 Jan 1969
nDDSI.24.063
The Beatles
Was GB24.53
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Old Brown Shoe(Harrison)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
28 Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
 
Get Back(Lennon/McCartney)
Song
Get Back Session
Excerpt
Jan 1969
The Beatles
Twickenham & Apple Studios, London
23.
I Want You (She's So Heavy)(Lennon/McCartney)
4:31
Song
Fake ?
Feb 1969
The Beatles
Paul on vocals. It's still unsure if this is a fake or not.
Trident Studios, London
The date is of course speculative (noted usually as 21 feb 1969).
24.
Oh, I Need You(Lennon ?)
1:39
Song
Fake ?
Feb 1969
The Beatles
It is still unsure if this is a fake or not.
Trident Studios, London (?).
The date is of course speculative (noted usually as 21 feb 1969).
25.
The End(Lennon/McCartney)
2:27
Song
Take 7
RS1
23 Jul 1969
The Beatles
Instrumental

EMI Studios, London
Core collection    Track identified    Version validated    Lyrics available    Version details available    Audio excerpt available    Participants list available   

Song Song Studio chat Studio chat
TV/Radio chat/jingle TV/Radio chat/jingle Interview Interview
Cover by another artist Cover by another artist Film Music/Orchestral Film music/orchestral
Concert intro/announcement Concert intro/announcement Advertising Advertising
Song by another artist Song by another artist Medley title Medley title
Book chapter Book chapter
Other type of track Other


Reviews

Review by: Paul Galfano, harricart@aol.comOn 10 Jul 1999 at 21:38 CEST
Definitely not worth the $40 I paid for it. Some interesting bits, an "outfake" as I'm told, but mostly a lot of stuff e've already seen on other bootlegs.
Even if you've never bought a bootleg and you want a good intro...PLEASE bypass this. The Good Bits: Bad To Me (Lennon Demo), That Means A Lot (early takes), Yesterday (Live 66/Candlestick Park), Goodbye, and Two Of Us (electric similar to version in "Let It Be" film).
Other than that, there's a tune here- Oh, I Need You- that's simply not the Beatles, and Happiness is a Warm Gun is purported by Sulpy and Belmo and other Beatle scholars to be an "outfake." What gives here? Boy, did I really waste my money. The Beatles, however, will never give their money-get it?
Review by: Claude Defer, cdefer@voila.frOn 01 Nov 1999 at 21:38 CEST
The three official "Anthology" double CD have some "unofficial" sequels...
The double CD "Anthology Plus" is the first one. It was followed by another double CD "Anthology More" and then a single CD "Anthology Extra" (and probably some others I don't even know of). Do we have to draw some conclusions on the fact that the last one was a single CD ?
One has to note that the packaging of each of these albums is exactly like the official releases, even the booklet.
Les 3 double CD officiels 'Anthology' ont été suivis de quelques "cousins" beaucoup moins officiels.
Le double CD 'Anthology Plus' est le premier de cette série.
Il a été suivi d'un autre double CD 'Anthology More', puis d'un simple CD 'Anthology Extra' (et il y en a peut-être d'autres que je ne connais pas). Le fait que le petit dernier de la série soit simple est-il un signe d'essoufflement ?
A noter que tous ces albums reprennent scrupuleusement la présentation des disques officiels, y compris pour le livret intérieur.
Review by: Jim Coburn, jcgolf44@aol.comOn 22 Jan 2000 at 21:38 CEST
8 minute version of "It's All Too Much" and Paul vocal of "She's So Heavy" make this disc worthwhile. Although both have appeared before, it's nice to have these in one place and both are in best yet sound quality.
Review by: Larry Wolf, WOLF@RIVERTRADE.COMOn 13 Feb 2000 at 21:38 CEST
I was very impressed with this 2 cd set-I didn't have most of the material, so indeed it did help suplement the Anthology's. I was disapointed because my copy did not have the booklet. My copy was most likely a cdr.
Review by: Pasadena,On 02 Mar 2000 at 21:38 CEST
I want you and Oh i need you are OBVIOUS fakes and certainly not the beatles. This was obvious when these tracks appeared on the "rough notes" bootleg years ago.
Review by: Graham Small, clsmall@bellatlantic.netOn 22 Apr 2000 at 21:38 CEST
Same as disc one. It is what it says a companion piece to the official release. There are some nice bits and the quality is great. A good starting point.
Review by: viriiman, netman@idt.netOn 04 Sep 2000 at 21:38 CEST
It's A great bootleg for some of the more "hardcore" collectors, but overall very good. The only reason it scored so low is that on the song "Christmas Time Is Here Again", two of the four beatles little speach snippets are missing (Check the anthology 1 single to see what I mean)

Otherwise, great!

P.S. I wouldn't've paid $40 dollars for this, but then again I don't buy bootlegs. ;-)
Review by: PK, seakret@hotmail.comOn 03 Dec 2001 at 21:38 CEST
Check out the drumming on I Want You...If that's Ringo, I'll eat my computer...sounds more like Mitch Mitchell! No way Ringo would play like that. And really it doesn't sounds like McCartney at all to me!
Review by: gatoshoesOn 23 Mar 2002 at 04:00 CEST
JUST A COUPLE HERE, otherwise found elsewhere
1. they turned on all the tracks for this mix!
23. is John not Paul, not fake, and good.

Review by: TenniruOn 16 Jun 2005 at 23:34 CEST
Brief update; I found out that the odd thing in the end of "The End" is a weird demo recorded by the Beatles in '64 called "Rockin' and Rollin'". As to what it's doing here and not on disc 1, I dunno. As to why it's pasted onto the end of The End... god knows.
Granted, now that I know it's real, that doesn't change the uselessness and misplacedness. My score stands.
Review by: mlucifersamOn 16 Feb 2006 at 12:47 CEST
I was listening to this in the car on a drive yesterday. Could do with a little upgrading now as bits and pieces on here have turned up in better quality, notably the 'Norwegian Wood' and 'That Means A Lot' segments. Also, why they faded out and come back in on the jam at the end of 'She's A Woman' I'll never know (the one where Ringo goes "We got a song and an instrumental there"). Good compilation but, like I said, some bits could do with an upgrade, graft them in from other boots. I hate listening to stuff knowing that they are in better quality on another disc.
Review by: coltturkeyOn 30 Jan 2007 at 19:45 CEST
A enjoyable hearing with this 2 Disc Set. I don`t want anymore say about the strange I Want You and I Need You versions (for me no Beatles tracks!), but many Beatlegs are having this tracks, too. I didn`t like tracks form the offical Maxi CDs of the Beatles are included here, that`s againts every Copyright. But I like listen to this Set and a few tracks are pretty rare.
Review by: keymaestroOn 25 Aug 2007 at 20:59 CEST
An excerpt from Mark Lewisohn's "The Beatles Recordings"


"Saturday 22 February"
"Trident Studios..." "...:time unknown. Recording: 'I Want You..." "...(takes 1-35), P: Glyn Johns. E: Barry Sheffield..."

"There was, at best, a fine dividing line between the end of Get Back and the beginning of sessions for what was to become Abbey Road. Although work on the latter did not begin in earnest until July, a number of that album's songs were well under way by that time."

"One was 'I Want You', a fine John Lennon song begun now with 35 takes of the basic track and John's guide vocal (one experimental take was sung by Paul McCartney), almost completed in April and finally finished in August..."


Not sure what to believe, but I thought I'd drop that in.


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Filename: iu9750_1
Originally filled by: Stefan Koetke, stefanatuni@hotmail.com
Date of creation: 06 Oct 2001 23:59:59
Last filled by: tilleul
Last Revision Date : 29 Dec 2001 15:53:44
Online on : 31 Dec 2001
Type of media: Bootleg CD
Anthology Plus
ANTHOLOGY PLUS (DISC 1)
ANTHOLOGY PLUS (DISC 2)

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