Or, use the search box.Ĭomment or contact: you like old radios, check my other site.Ĭlick here: Search for: Search Recent Posts You can see the list of articles below (on a tablet or computer), and go directly to artists and topics that fit your interests. in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Nebraska, and worked in Radio for nearly 40 years. The writer is Philip “Flip” Bausch…who has a B.A. Others are about general musical issues or ideas. Some focus on Classic Rock recordings and artists. Like the excellent Lennon collection, this is the best George Harrison’s recordings have ever sounded.Įxtra…Here’s the link to an article about George’s solo career: (Close-up of the 1/6th scale figures in the box.)Įven though I’d purchased All Things Must Pass three times…records, CD’s, and remastered CD’s…I welcomed this remix to improve the sound. If you want to see what you get for that, zoom or click this text: This “Uber” collection will set you back $1,000. The scrapbook “pays homage to George’s love of gardening & nature.” The price is $200.
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This 8 vinyl record version is the equivalent of the 5 CD set, plus there’s a 60 page “scrapbook”. There’s also an added 56 page “scrapbook”. Plus, there’s a Blu-ray with 5.1 sound of the original album’s songs. The 5 CD version includes two discs of demos that are not in the 3 CD version. Here’s the 5 vinyl album version of the 3 CD set. (The demos can be checked out on streaming.)
It’s 3 CD’s, with that third CD being the outtakes as shown on CD 5 of the above lists. (I remember paying $6.50 when the album came out in 1970.) There’s also an e-commerce version of this set with green & black splattered colored vinyl for $76. The vinyl version of the remixed album is on three records like the original release. The 2-CD version is the remix of the original album, plus all sets have a poster. (Each song list can be enlarged with a click or zoom.) They were hard to find on Amazon too, because they’re not shown together.
I found a bunch of articles about the release, but none of them had all of the sets and prices. After that you’ll see the various sets and their prices. Below are the lists of songs for the five CD’s that are available. There’s a whole array of different versions of the set. “I would like to liberate some of these songs from the big production that seemed appropriate at the time, but now seems a bit over the top with the reverb in the wall of sound.” Here”s a quote from George Harrison I found in my 2001 remastered set of All Things Must Pass, where he said he was tempted to remix the songs.
The results were released on August 6th, 2021, and the album sounds great! Dhani Harrison says he wants the audio quality of his dad’s recordings to hold up in the future. (Unfortunately, he was also known for being convicted of murder.) Spector’s producing style had a tendency to bury vocals a bit, and could sound dated next to the clarity of today’s recordings. Paul Hicks has been working with George’s son, Dhani to improve All Things Must Pass.ĭhani says his dad thought the original album “had too much reverb.” The album was recorded by the legendary producer Phil Spector, who was known for his “wall of sound”. The reason it’s a big deal is that the remix has been done by the same mixer/engineer who recently did an amazing job with the John Lennon collection, Gimme Some Truth. Below in this article are the song lists and CD & Vinyl versions that are available.)
( Note: There is now a review of the new remix on this site. His masterpiece, All Things Must Pass has been remixed for a 50th Anniversary edition!
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