As usual, he was his cryptic self. His answer almost requires a "bah-dum-dum". He said...."Tomorrow never knows".

Silly.

I shot this for you guys:

Ringo

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As usual, he was his cryptic self. His answer almost requires a "bah-dum-dum". He said...."Tomorrow never knows".

Silly.

Not silly, true...he's a cool dude, that Ringo. Hope he has many more birthdays to come.

Yay Ringo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love you Man !!!!!!!

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As usual, he was his cryptic self. His answer almost requires a "bah-dum-dum". He said...."Tomorrow never knows".

Silly.

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I actually teared up from frustration when I read his answer... Gosh darn-it Ringo...

I don't think he's going to show up, he was just kidding around. I'd heard he was a germ-o-phobe, was nasty to fans, etc. Nothing could be further from that. He was shaking hands, joking around. He couldn't hear all the questions and waded right into the middle of all of us. Everyone was super cool.

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I don't think he's going to show up, he was just kidding around. I'd heard he was a germ-o-phobe, was nasty to fans, etc. Nothing could be further from that. He was shaking hands, joking around. He couldn't hear all the questions and waded right into the middle of all of us. Everyone was super cool.

The desert question was a good one though...
thanks for the reply above, I didn't see it before.

I would have asked him if he had an extra hole in his pocket, and if so, could I have it?


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Great down to earth guy...........I love him.............especially were he explain his drumming habits............praise in heaven by the critics.....but according to him it's just a handicap as a left handed playing on a right handed Drum KIT................

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I saw this and I'm disappointed. First, most diehard Beatles fans have all three of these concerts on bootlegs in pristine sound. Second though, there is plenty of room on a CD to give 1 version of each song the Beatles performed in 1964/65 on the disc. So missing is "If I Fell", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "I Feel Fine", and "I'm Down". Certainly given the length of the songs these 4 songs would have fit on the disc.

I have the original vinyl of this that was released in the late 1970s. It's pretty terrible. I can't see how re-mixing it would help. It's nothing but screaming girls overwhelming the sound, from start to finish, and it's taken from the soundboard, not the audience itself. The Beatles' performance isn't very good, either.

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I have the original vinyl of this that was released in the late 1970s. It's pretty terrible. I can't see how re-mixing it would help. It's nothing but screaming girls overwhelming the sound, from start to finish, and it's taken from the soundboard, not the audience itself. The Beatles' performance isn't very good, either.

+1

Not a lot you can do to improve a 3 track recording.

I have that album too and I only listened to it once. To me it's only a live document from that era, nothing else.

Btw, September 9 is becoming a kind of "official date" for Beatles releases? I remember the Stereo box being released on a September 9 in 2009.

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Not a lot you can do to improve a 3 track recording.

What happened to track #4? Allen Klein stole it?

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Not a lot you can do to improve a 3 track recording.

What happened to track #4? Allen Klein stole it?

I think the soundboards at that time only had 3 tracks. Same with the Kinks live album and Got Live...

I think this is fantastic news, for my own personal reasons; Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl (the '77 release) was my first ever LP, which I got at the age of 6 or 7. Yes, the screechy crowd noise was ridiculous and pretty much destroys the actual sound quality, but I loved, loved, loved this album. "And now we'd like to play an old one... It's from last year, and it's called, 'She Loves You.'" I'll never forget this album.

It is the Beatles' equivalent to 'Got Live If You Want It,' essentially. Except it really is entirely live, as far as I am aware.

I would love to hear this with some separation from the screechy crowd noise. There was some excellent energy in the live versions of these songs.

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I have that album too and I only listened to it once. To me it's only a live document from that era, nothing else.

Btw, September 9 is becoming a kind of "official date" for Beatles releases? I remember the Stereo box being released on a September 9 in 2009.

I remember Abbey Road had an early September release.

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I have the original vinyl of this that was released in the late 1970s. It's pretty terrible. I can't see how re-mixing it would help. It's nothing but screaming girls overwhelming the sound, from start to finish, and it's taken from the soundboard, not the audience itself. The Beatles' performance isn't very good, either.

I don't remember it that way. The screaming was ridiculous, but I was impressed by how good they actually did sound, considering the maelstrom they were in.

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I have the original vinyl of this that was released in the late 1970s. It's pretty terrible. I can't see how re-mixing it would help. It's nothing but screaming girls overwhelming the sound, from start to finish, and it's taken from the soundboard, not the audience itself. The Beatles' performance isn't very good, either.

I don't remember it that way. The screaming was ridiculous, but I was impressed by how good they actually did sound, considering the maelstrom they were in.

I'm with you...despite the screaming, it's quite listenable, and they did sound pretty good.

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I think the soundboards at that time only had 3 tracks. Same with the Kinks live album and Got Live...

I think you're right. Iirc the Dylan 1966 "RAH" album was recorded over 3 tracks. Maybe the machine engineers used only had three imputs = recording with three mikes was all that was possible...

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I have that album too and I only listened to it once. To me it's only a live document from that era, nothing else.

Btw, September 9 is becoming a kind of "official date" for Beatles releases? I remember the Stereo box being released on a September 9 in 2009.

I remember Abbey Road had an early September release.

I'm not sure about this Abbey Road release prior to the stereo remasters box, but I do remember very well about the massive campaign about the release of the stereo remasters and the Rock Band game, both released on the same day (9/9/09).

This could be very cool! I agree that actually considering the level of mayhem and screaming their performance was pretty good! A great and different version of Twist and Shout. Baby's in Black is great. Some great stuff and Giles has been a great producer for them keeping faith and honoring his father's work but not afraid to be cretive. This could be cool. I will hold out for the vinyl.

The Beatles’ companion album to the new Ron Howard directed feature documentary presents remixed and mastered recordings from three of the Beatles concerts at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl.The album captures the electric atmosphere of the band’s sold-out concerts in 1964 and 1965.
Live at the Hollywood Bowl accompanies the release of Academy Award winner Ron Howard's authorised and highly anticipated documentary about The Beatles' early career; The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years.

The album will be available for CD and digital download on the 9th September, the release of the 180g gatefold Vinyl LP will follow on the 18th November.

Preorder The Beatles: Live At The Hollywood Bowl
The Beatles: Live At The Hollywood Bowl: CD
The Beatles: Live At The Hollywood Bowl: Vinyl LP
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Ron Howard was over in Las Vegas last week attending the 10th Anniversary of the Cirque du Soleil LOVE show at the Mirage. He was hanging out with Paul, Ringo and co. at the after show pool party so I guess the film is a success!

sounds so exciting

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I think the soundboards at that time only had 3 tracks. Same with the Kinks live album and Got Live...

I think you're right. Iirc the Dylan 1966 "RAH" album was recorded over 3 tracks. Maybe the machine engineers used only had three imputs = recording with three mikes was all that was possible...

these shows were actually recorded to higher standards, supervised by George Martin intended to be a contemporary release. While the results from the 1970's album was disappointing I have higher hopes for this release. If the performances are there I am sure an excessive amount of time and money went into making this listenable.

Spot on Doom and Gloom. Highly doubt they would re-issue a half baked recording. They must know there are a lot of critics these days. Even the 1977 LP was exciting, for those days anyway. I'm excited to hear the new one.

"Certainly, anyone hearing the original Hollywood Bowl album for the first time is liable to be taken aback. I first heard it in 1985, and was struck by how closely it resembled that year’s musical cause celebre, the Jesus and Mary Chain. That’s not because of the band, but because the dominant sound of the album wasn’t the band, but the screams of thousands and thousands and teenagers, screams that blanket the music in sheets of white noise, for all the world like William Reid’s feedback on Psychocandy."

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I just found out the topic ;
Myself isn't ( I Cry and and I cry laugh or not )
a musician but Why I prefered the Stones ?

For their music and cos the Stones were subersive



I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Some thoughts on Keef's recent statement about the Beatles not being very good live...I can't help but wonder what would have happened if the Beatles kept playing live after the advent of stage monitors and advanced sound technology. The Stones certainly got a lot better onstage in 1969 thanks to being able to actually hear themselves play.

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