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1įinally, they've gone and done it! The Beatles organization and Apple Corps.

2 ​137-Beatles '1+' Audio with Richard Buskin pt. Quite interestingly, for this 2015 reissue ‘Tug of War’ has also been remixed! Why is this album the first to receive this treatment from Sir Paul? How dramatic are the changes? And do the new remixes actually improve in any way on what some consider a classic album? Are lifelong fans of the album going to lock themselves in their room with their 1993 edition? Was this some kind of publicity stunt? Does Tony actually LIKE this album now? Find out the answers to these and other burning questions on this ‘Analysis and Review’ episode of Fab 4 Free 4 All? ​138-Beatles '1+' Audio with Richard Buskin pt. But for the Archive edition of Paul’s 1982 album ‘Tug of War’, McCartney did much more than add a second disc of bonus tracks and demos, along with doing the usual remastering that has been the standard for this series. ‘Pipes of Peace’ received the usual remastering treatment, and the standard album now comes with a nine-track bonus audio disc. Pepper" remix, I have hopes we'll see 50th anniversary special editions of the Beatles "Yellow Submarine," "Magical Mystery Tour," "White Album" and "Abbey Road" in the coming years.​In the second half of 2015, Paul McCartney released the eighth and ninth titles in his Archive Remaster series. Too bad we had to wait this long to hear "Sgt. As always, your results may vary.Īs I listened to the various versions I was flat out amazed how much better the sound and music was. At home that still sounded substantially better than the new CD, but I also loved the new LP's sound on my SME 15 turntable.

That's because the Blu-ray and DVD have copy protection that only allows outboard converters to play a 16 bit/48 kHz down mix. I could play the stereo 24 bit/96 kHz mix over the HDMI connection to the Denon receiver, but not from myġ05 Blu-ray player's optical or coaxial outputs to a separate digital converter like the Mytek Brooklyn. Pepper's" Blu-ray Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio 5.1 channel surround mixes over a Denon AVR-S730H receiver and the music's high-res sound and clarity were stunning, as for the surround mix it was mostly pretty subtle and the subwoofer channel wasn't doing much.