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The Beatles

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*A collection of different versions and mixes of the masterpiece "Sargent Peppers"! Includes rare singles from the same period, such as "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane". Digipak from Eternal Grooves! The final chapter in Eternal Grooves' popular series of recordings of alternate versions of each Beatles album is the most revolutionary total album in rock history, "Sargent Peppers. When a masterpiece is created, all the conditions align as if chosen by the times. Music, art, and cutting-edge trends intersect to create this work of art like a miracle. Very few previously unreleased takes from this album remain, other than those included in the official box. However, several rough mixes have survived from the recording of "Strawberry Fields Forever," which began on November 24, 1966 and ended on April 21, 1967, when the LP record was completed with the members' incantations and a high-frequency sound that only dogs can hear. The first to begin with the opening buzz is "SGT.Pepper's~," a wild performance by the four members with no lead guitar or horns dubbed in. Getting Better" begins with Paul's count, and "Fixing a Hole" has a long ending and Paul's bluesy vocals. Good Morning Good Morning" is a hard rock version with a strong driving electric guitar without any horns. John's signature storm of odd time signatures is also heard on this song, which will probably change your image of this song. Paul's vocals in the middle part of "A Day in the Life," which is the last song on the album, are also heard, and the song ends not with a single piano chord, but with all the members humming, which was the original plan for the recording. Bonus tracks are two singles recorded at the beginning of this album.Several versions of "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane" are included. The making-of soundtrack includes some basic tracks, "~Mr. Kite!" and "Lovely Rita," as well as some trial and error while stopping the performance. This is a collection of different versions of the masterpiece album "Sgt. Peppers" that colored the middle of the Swinging London... era. This is a digipak CD from Eternal Grooves. The cover features a licensed photo by Getty Images Japan.