According to NME, Dhani Harrison said The Beatles estate is considering starting a standalone download site offering the band's music-not iTunes. They think a Beatles song is worth more than 99 cents, the iTunes price. When I heard this news I ran up upstair to my bedroom and play Dr. Ebbett's Revolver CD at Volume nearly 10. (I realise again how much I love them and how useless my other 2000+ Cds are.)
Personally, I don't care about this download market at all. All we, Beatles fans need is, remastered CD of all their official UK catalog. When we heard Love we knew that they can made such a terrific sound from their master tapes. Incredible it was recorded 40 years ago. But the Beatles and Apple seems to be distracted by new projects all the time. You know, many fans have DIED already.Really.
Their 1987 CDs are pretty bad-sounding but not all of them. But can be improved in every albums. MOJO magazine has heard some remastered White Album tracks last year. They said they're fantastic. No surprise. It should be. But when? I don't need no 40th Anniversary Abbey Road scrapbook for my White Album fountain pen!
By the way, I don't like their songs being in iTunes store. It's boring. Be different like the old days, boy! Sorry, I have to go to practice a Rock Band game, I have to be an expert before 09-09-09. The best things in life are free. But you can give'em to the birds and bees.
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