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Next up is the Liverpool Sound Collage, a true oddity in Macca's solo released canon. Definitely not a Paul McCartney album, and not really even close to the Fireman stuff, this one pretty much stands alone as an interesting experiment in sound. The main CD was almost an hour, so I was trying to come up with appropriate material to use as bonuses. Right away I felt the two versions of Clean Machine needed to be here as they were from the same era (late '99), and were also rather experimental in nature. I was going to put the disc out like that, till I was poring through my collection, looking for ANYTHING else to include to fill those last ten-plus minutes. Then I thought of the track he'd done with Yoko and their families a few years previous, Hiroshima Sky Is Always Blue, and realized that was perfect to round out the disc, despite being recorded in 1995. That song really wouldn't fit anywhere else, so here it goes! I've found two versions of the song in my collection, which I've presented here. I understand there's also a 7:47 completed version of the track that was included on a Japanese only Yoko CD that came with a book. I do not have this track. If there's some kind, brave soul who has this track and would like to help me out (it would definitely have a place on Rarities), please reach out to me!!

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The Beatles Rarities Vol.1

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Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace in Toronto 1969 EXPANDED EDITION

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Make sure you guys know that those are older titles that I had done in 2010! Hopefully I've gotten a little better at this since then... ;-)

2dave1dmarx:

>Make sure you guys know that those are older
>titles that I had done in 2010! Hopefully I've
>gotten a little better at this since then... ;-)

Thanks! Great work!

For the time, I am home (home), home (home), HOOOOOOMMMMMEEE! Or I will be in a few hours! But first things first, or should I say first and second things first and second? 'Cause yes, it's another double-shot, and this one comes from the very beginning of Paul's solo career.

First up is The Family Way. This one has a long and convoluted history that I don't have the time nor energy to go into here. Suffice it to say that this set includes the stereo and mono mixes taken from the best sources available. For the stereo, it was a lossless download that came out a few years ago (which is WAY better than the 2003 CD issue which featured a feeble needledrop of the LP). Speaking of needledrops, there was an exquisite one done of an original NM mono pressing which sounds absolutely terrific. This is what I've included here. To add to the pot, I've included all the various 45 versions of both Love In The Open Air + Theme From The Family Way that have popped up, all in excellent quality. To top it off, I've included three of the nine "Variations" from the 1995 "re-interpretation" by Carl Aubut. I would have liked to include all nine, but had no space to do so. As this release basically amounts to a "covers album", it doesn't trouble me greatly to not have the entire release included here. To close out the disc, I have included all three re-interpretations of The Family Way Theme (Samba / Waltz /Rondeau) that were done in 1999 by La Flute Enchantee, and included on that 2003 CD. While there have been many different versions of The Family Way released through the years, this should hopefully be the final version anyone would ever need.

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As for McCartney, Paul's actual debut album from 1970, the original Archive release included a lot of extras, but nothing really new from the era (save for a longer version of Suicide and an Instrumental version of Oo You, entitled Don't Cry Baby). To that, I've added a few demos from the era and an instrumental version of Maybe I'm Amazed to round out the disc. I should note that while the Archive version (which I've used for the album, taken from downsampled versions of the unlimited hi-res audio) generally sounds better than the DCC release, there were a few anomalies where I patched in the DCC. For one, the Archive version of Maybe I'm Amazed cuts off close to four seconds at the fade, so that is included here. Also, Kreen-Akrore sounds like noise reduction has been applied to the Archive version, whereas on the DCC set it sounds much more natural. So, I've opted to include the DCC version here. Anyhoo, that wraps it up for this edition of the UAC series, which I believe is now up to 24 titles! We're getting there!! I hope y'all enjoy this one and enjoy the holiday as well! See ya when I get back home...

2dave1dmarx:

>Make sure you guys know that those are older
>titles that I had done in 2010! Hopefully I've
>gotten a little better at this since then... ;-)


a total waste of time, dude

Охренеть !!! Третий диск просто золотые россыпи !!! Большое СПАСИБО !!!!