Beatles/England,UK 1963 2Days

The Bournemouth performances in August 1963 and Walthamstow performances in May have already become a hot topic among enthusiasts around the world as the first excavated sound sources of the Beatles' early live performances in a long time. Both performances have already been announced for release, which has also become a hot topic, but since the release has already been decided, enthusiasts have released the original sound sources on the Internet. Furthermore, since it has been released on YouTube, many enthusiasts may have already heard it. This is the fastest CD release of such a hot topic sound source that has just been released. However, it is not just a CD. First of all, Bournemouth thoroughly removed the popping noise that occurred due to the deterioration of the tape. In addition, the gaps between songs that seemed to have been mixed in when the song was uploaded were also carefully removed. The cuts that seem to have been made when the recorder was stopped during the original recording have not been touched, but this part that seems to have been a problem at the time of uploading has been deleted. In addition, the hiss noise that seems to have come from the deterioration of the tape has also been alleviated. In particular, the noise that was bothersome in quiet performances such as "A Taste Of Honey" has been suppressed, making it even easier to listen to. In addition, the pitch of Walthamstow is 5% higher, and the problem of sounding extremely unnatural as it is has been properly adjusted. Although it is a speedy release on CD, there is no room for error. In addition, both live performances are surprisingly easy to listen to for a 1963 audience recording. For the Beatles, the release of a live recording that has never been heard before, regardless of the era, can be a historic excavation, and even if the sound quality is poor, it should be appreciated. However, the recordings from May and August 1963 were fortunately live performances before the screams of the fans, so the recordings, which are already surprisingly easy to listen to for the 1963 audience, have been made easier to listen to through these adjustments. If that is the case, the popping noise in Bournemouth and the high pitch problem in Walthamstow must be adjusted. However, it is not clear whether this problem will be addressed in future releases, and this CD is not just the fastest release, but also has the ease of listening. Not only have precious live recordings of the Beatles been unearthed, but the setlists for each live performance are also very attractive. That's why I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to listen to. Of course, I'm sure many enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the release of this recording, but for those who want to be among the first to hear this precious, newly discovered '63 live performance! Mastering notes *Bournemouth performance - Removed random crackle noise - Removed silent gaps between songs - Reduced tape hiss to make it easier to listen to *Walthamstow performance - Fixed 5% higher pitch Gaumont Cinema, Bournemouth, UK 21st August 1963 Granada Cinema, Walthamstow, London, UK 24th May 1963 Summer 1963 UK Tour Gaumont Cinema, Bournemouth, UK 21st August 1963 01. Introduction 02. Roll Over Beethoven 03. Thank You Girl 04. Chains 05. From Me To You 06. A Taste Of Honey 07. I Saw Her Standing There 08. Baby It's You 09. Boys 10. She Loves You 11. Twist And Shout 12. From Me To You (Reprise) Roy Orbison/The Beatles Tour Granada Cinema, Walthamstow, London, UK 24th May 1963 *Roy Orbison 13. Running Scared 14. In Dreams *The Beatles 15. Some Other Guy 16. Thank You Girl 17. Please Please Me 18. I Saw Her Standing There 19. From Me To You