"Abbey Road" studio session compilation "Recording Sessions Chronology" 2nd Twickennam / Apple Studio Edition! The ultimate session sound source collector's edition that covers the production process in the studio by the hottest first appearance stereo master in chronological order! It is an exhibition without a case.

THE BEATLES / ABBEY ROAD: RECORDING SESSIONS CHRONOLOGY

--TWICKENHAM / APPLE STUDIO EDITION Vol.1 ~ Vol.4

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Twickennam / Apple Studio, the second installment of "Recording Session Chronology", which summarizes the valuable session records of the album "Abbey Road" completed in the last recording session of The Beatles in 1969 in chronological order. Hen is now available on the DAP label as a set of 8 CDs! Further back from the first edition of Abbey Road Studios, the production process of the songs included in the album "Abbey Road" at the Get Back session in January 1969 is completely covered in chronological order. The get back session, which was monaural until now, is recorded with the latest remastered sound source of the first full-length real stereo. A remarkable studio documentary that captures how many famous songs are created. The content of all 169 tracks totaling about 9 hours or more is the ultimate collector's edition that is indispensable for Beatles sound source research! !!

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The "Get Back Session" held at Twickennam & Apple Studios in January 1969, which preceded the Abbey Road Studios edition in chronological order, was later recorded by the film "Let It Be". Thanks to that, a huge number of recording sessions were recorded every day, and many collector's items were born from the sound source. However, all the session sound sources recorded along with the camera A roll and B roll have been monaural so far, but this time it is recorded with the latest remastered sound source of full-length real stereo that will be the first appearance. The stereo conveys the realism of the studio more than ever, and since it is excerpted focusing on the songs recorded in the album "Abbey Road", there is no redundant conversation part etc. and it is incomplete due to the time series recording as recorded. From the demo stage, you can fully hear the production process of creating songs through trial and error with various arrangements. There was only a part of the stereo sound source that made full use of the session sound source that matched the camera A roll and B roll, but the full-length real stereo is the long-awaited first appearance sound source. "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" which starts from "Sun King" where the riff was born from the rehearsal of "Don't Let Me Down" and repeats trial and error, B-side song which is not yet in the medley stage, Ringo's " "I Want You (Seeds So Heavy)" and the famous song "I Want You (Seeds So Heavy)" with "Octopus Garden", George's "Old Brown Shoe" and Billy Preston at the latter half of Apple Studio. It is a valuable record that captures the initial stage of the songs recorded in the album "Abbey Road" such as "Something". It is the latest editorial collector's item definitive edition with the first appearance sound source that is indispensable for Beatles sound source research together with the first as a compilation of related sound sources of Abbey Road session.