If you go to flea markets, yard sales, etc to hunt for rare bargains and haven't found anything worth having, don't give up!
Read what happened to a lucky Brit:
http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=20040713080809990004
Unbelievable!!
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I can't see the news item. Says I need an AOL login :(
Ooh! I read that before!
Can't believe you have to be a member to read it. *Sigh*
Did a quick search and found - http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=3196980
Peace,
Adam.
Did a quick search and found - http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=3196980
Peace,
Adam.
Good lord! If that guy sells all those things, I'd have to say: Baby, You're A Rich Man!
It's just a shame that it probably sounds like something we'll never see or hear. :(
Unless, someone like Paul decides to get it. But I guess that would result in the same thing. "Not for release", indeed!
Peace,
Adam.
Unless, someone like Paul decides to get it. But I guess that would result in the same thing. "Not for release", indeed!
Peace,
Adam.
"There was also reel-to-reel tape marked “Abbey Road... not for release“, which featured alternative recordings of classic songs such as Cry Baby Cry and We Can Work It Out."
I could be wrong but isn't We Can Work it out a song from Rubber Soul?
I could be wrong but isn't We Can Work it out a song from Rubber Soul?
I believe it is, Niek.
Abbey Road possibly indicating the studio involved, not the target album...
Thats crazy! what a lucky son of a bitch! I would give anything to get my hands on Beatles stuff like that!
*sigh* why do things like that always happen to OTHER people?
isnt this off topic?
Sorry about the problem with the link!
It was late roadie Mal Evans' "Beatles archives". God, what a Holy Grail of a find though!! It's like finding the Hope diamond in a pile of dog-do.
Can you imagine what that person will make if she happens to "sell" it back -- or, out of the goodness of her heart, "give" it to Paul or Ringo, or to Mal Evans' widow?
HMM!! Stay tuned, this will be interesting indeed!
It was late roadie Mal Evans' "Beatles archives". God, what a Holy Grail of a find though!! It's like finding the Hope diamond in a pile of dog-do.
Can you imagine what that person will make if she happens to "sell" it back -- or, out of the goodness of her heart, "give" it to Paul or Ringo, or to Mal Evans' widow?
HMM!! Stay tuned, this will be interesting indeed!
isnt this off topic?
Not when we take into consideration the fact that John Deacon is apparently John Lennon in disguise o_0
Ooh...you MUST hear this track, SOOOO awesome!!
Press Release:
Lost Beatles Track Playing at Times Online
Tuesday July 13, 11:44 am ET
LONDON, July 13 /PRNewswire/ --
In an exclusive deal, the Times Online has published an extract from a purported Beatles recording, rediscovered recently by chance at an Australian flea market. The track on the discovered tape, entitled I'm in Love, was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but never released by the Beatles, and instead recorded by another band, The Fourmost. I'm in Love can be heard at http://www.timesonline.co.uk
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Press Release:
Lost Beatles Track Playing at Times Online
Tuesday July 13, 11:44 am ET
LONDON, July 13 /PRNewswire/ --
In an exclusive deal, the Times Online has published an extract from a purported Beatles recording, rediscovered recently by chance at an Australian flea market. The track on the discovered tape, entitled I'm in Love, was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but never released by the Beatles, and instead recorded by another band, The Fourmost. I'm in Love can be heard at http://www.timesonline.co.uk
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