The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour Sessions #2 - Japan CD

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The Beatles

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The Magical Mystery Tour" was produced in succession after the completion of the revolutionary "Sargent Peppers" album. This collection contains deeper and rarer recordings that were not included in the first album (EGDR-0012). Piano, harmonium, mellotron, flute, orchestra, and a vast number of recording sessions were left behind, as if in proportion to the overflowing imagination of the Beatles. Hello Goodbye," with George's unfamiliar guitar phrase. Another version of "Magical Mystery Tour" opens with a line that calls out to the bus passengers. The mellotron and organ in the tried-and-true "Flying," which lasts nearly seven minutes. Paul's overdubbed recorder on "Fool on the Hill." John's piano and vocals sounding loud on "Baby You're a Rich Man. John surprisingly practicing before playing "Love is Everything" to sing "See Loves You, Yeah Yeah Yeah" at the end of the song (that was not an ad-lib!). John practicing before playing "Love is Everything" to sing "She Loves You, Yeah Yeah Yeah" at the end. And the best part is the numerous alternate takes of "I Am the Walrus".The song is one of the Beatles' most problematic works, full of complex and bizarre sound effects and dubbing, and full of unique charm. John's overwhelming vocals are layered on top. The Beatles' recording progress in the studio is clearly audible, from the basic track with just the four of them on piano, Paul on bass, George on guitar, and Ringo on drums, to the mysterious sound effects-enhanced take. From London pop to the psychedelic era. This is the second part of the "Magical Mystery Tour," which unveils the mysteries of the Beatles' recording work in 1967, a major turning point in rock music. This is the second part of the "Magical Mystery Tour," which explores the mysteries of the Beatles' recording work in 1967, and includes song descriptions and episodes in Japanese on the inside cover.