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THE BEATLES / ULTRA RARE TRAX - MASTER COLLECTION II : VOL.3&4 (RIVISED EDITION) 24bit HQ REMASTERED AUDIOPHILE CD [1CD]

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THE BEATLES / ULTRA RARE TRAX - MASTER COLLECTION II : VOL.3&4 (RIVISED EDITION) 24bit HQ REMASTERED AUDIOPHILE CD [1CD]The Beatles' masterpiece collector's item "Ultra Rare Tracks" is now available in the latest updated edition! 2nd installment of the latest reprint series revived with high quality 24bitHQ remaster![Overseas direct import original press board]THE BEATLES ULTRA RARE TRAX MASTER COLLECTION II: VOL. 3&4 (RIVISED EDITION)24bit HQ REMASTERED AUDIOPHILE CD[1CD] RETROSPECTIVE Collection Part number [RC211002CD]The Beatles classic collector's item "Ultra Rare

The Beatles' masterpiece collector's item "Ultra Rare Tracks" is now available in the latest updated edition! 2nd installment of the latest reprint series revived with high-quality 24bitHQ remaster!
[Overseas direct import original press board]


THE BEATLES
/ ULTRA RARE TRAX
- MASTER COLLECTION II
: VOL.3&4 (RIVISED EDITION)
24bit HQ REMASTERED AUDIOPHILE CD
[1CD] RETROSPECTIVE Collection Part number [RC211002CD]

The Beatles classic collector's item "Ultra Rare Tracks" is now available from the latest remastered reprint series "Retrospective Collection"! "Ultra Rare Tracks", which included many unreleased Beatles sound sources that first appeared in 1988, shocked the world and became the foundation for the officially released "Anthology". This series, which appeared on CD from The Swingin' Pig (TSP) label based in Luxembourg, Germany at the time and was also released on analog records, continued from VOL. It is a classic must-have item for Beatles collectors whose value has not been lost as the origin of studio outtake sound sources. There have been many similar projects so far, but as the name suggests, this “master collection” is recorded from the master sound source that was the source of the original recording. Not only is the sound quality much improved compared to the original, but the songs are longer before and after, and the recorded content itself has been upgraded, such as converting from monaural to stereo. It is the latest version in 2022 that has evolved further.

RETROSPECTIVE COLLECTION // REVISED EDITION
In this latest remastered reprint series, all the sound source sources are traced back to the original sound based on the original released in the 70's and 80's, and reproduced with the highest sound quality master sound source at the moment. As a result, the sound quality has been improved, and the recorded content has been recorded longer before and after the song, and the monaural sound source has been converted to stereo. increase. This is a reprinted collector's item series revived with the latest update, which is a new production with different quality and editing contents from the various titles with the same name so far.

24bit HQ REMASTERED AUDIOPHILE CD
In this CD mastering, it is recorded with "HQ remaster" by 24bit high spec editing equivalent to high resolution sound source. The difference is obvious when you compare it with the former record/CD with the same title! It is recorded with the highest sound quality quality at the moment.

[Content details]
This "Ultra Rare Tracks: Master Collection II (VOL.3 & 4)" contains the contents of the TSP label's original, but all the sound source sources have been replaced with new ones to improve the sound quality. Of course, depending on the song, the difference is clear if you compare it with the existing ones, such as being recorded longer or converting monaural to real stereo. “Tomorrow Never Knows”, which was fake in the original, has been replaced with a remix of TAKE3. "I Saw Her Standing There", "Across The Universe", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Do You Want To Know A Secret", and "Yer Blues" from the Rock'n'Roll Circus are recorded from monaural to real stereo using the latest AI technology. Recorded in version. Furthermore, “All You Need Is Love”, which was broadcast live by satellite, has also been replaced with a sound source that has evolved from monaural to real stereo. In addition to the songs recorded in the original VOL.3 & 4, there are 3 more songs recorded as extras.


ULTRA RARE TRAX VOL.3
1. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (Take 5 - 7.5.1968)
2. Tomorrow Never Knows (2 Sync Take 3 - 4.22.1966 / RS 6 - 6.22.1966) *
3. A Day In The Life (Take 6/7+edit piece Take 9 - 2.10.1967 / RS 9 - 2.22. 1967)
4. Yes It Is (Take 1 - 2.16.1965)
5. I Saw Her Standing There (Take 10 Track 2 - 2.11.1963) *
6. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Take 1 - 10.12.1965) )
7. Not Guilty (Take 102 - 8.12.1968 / RS 1984)
8. Across The Universe (Take 8 - 2.4.1968 hums wild mix) *
9. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Take 1 - 7.25.1968 / RS 1984 ) *
10. Ticket To Ride (Take 1&2 - 2.15.1965)
ULTRA RARE TRAX VOL.4
11. The One After 909 (Get Back Sessions - 1969) *
12. A Taste Of Honey (Take 7 Track 2 - 2.11.1963 ) *
13. I Feel Fine (Take 9 overdub onto Take 7 - 10.18.1964)
14. Yer Blues (Rock And Roll Circus - 12.11.1968) *
15. Blues Jam (Rock And Roll Circus - 12.11.1968) *
16. Not Guilty (Take 102 - 8.12.1968 Unedited)
17. Get Back "Geh's Raus" (Get Back Sessions - 1969) *
18. Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (Get Back Sessions - 1969) *
19. Do You Want To Know A Secret (Take 8 Track 2 - 2.11.1963) *
20. All You Need Is Love
(Complete Take 58 BBC TV Broadcast - 6.25.1967) *
EXTRA TRAX
21. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (Edited) Take 5 - 1968)
22. A Day In The Life (Complete Take 6 - 1967)
23. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Unedited Take 1 - 1968)

All Tracks are New Stereo Remix and Remasters 2022
* = Original Mono Tracks Replaced New Stereo Remasters
24bit HQ Remastered Audiophile CD
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