The Beatles' last movie, "LET IT BE," still hasn't been officially released. Recorded in 1984, 36 years ago, in the best quality ever, the version that was broadcast on late night TV in Japan. Compared to past editions, the recording master of this work has a clarity that is as if the fog has literally cleared. This is sure to captivate everyone who sees it. In addition, the storage condition of the tape is very good, and the sense of stability with no distortion or waving of the screen due to tape deterioration, which was noticeable in past editions, cannot be overlooked. In particular, the state of the Twickenham Studio scene in the first half of the movie suddenly changes to be easier to watch. Of course, if you compare it to the scenes from the movie ``ANTHOLOGY'' from the 90s, it won't have the same clear image quality as it hasn't been digitally corrected. However, the image quality that we experienced in 1984, when we watched late-night broadcasts while rubbing our sleepy eyes without relying on recordings, is exactly what this release represents. Despite its documentary content unlike other Beatles feature films, it is sure to bring back the excitement of the first time the film, which had never been broadcast without dubbing, was faithfully broadcast. Of course, you can easily watch the Beatles' last movie, which for some reason has not yet been released as a software, but this time too, it also includes commercials other than the movie, so it realistically conveys the atmosphere of 1984. It's full of nostalgia, and the fact that even the image quality of that part has improved (lol) will make it even more interesting. The 1984 broadcast version, which is full of nostalgia from every corner, has been upgraded to make a long-awaited reappearance for Beatles fans. Released seven years ago, the 1984 Japanese broadcast version of "LET IT BE" still boasts the highest image quality and content ever. The best version that uses the video master of the recorder directly. This is a must-have item for all fans around the world. Best Quality Japanese 1984 TV Broadcast Version(from Original VHS Master) Broadcast Date: 14th April 1984 (86:47) 1. Programme Intro 2. Let It Be Intro (Japanese) 3. CM Twickenham Film Studio 4. Opening 5. Adagio For Strings 6. Don't Let Me Down 7. Conversation 8. Maxwell's Silver Hammer 9. Conversation 10. Two Of Us 11. I've Got A Feeling 12. I've Got A Feeling 13. Oh! Darling 14. Conversation 15 . One After 909 16. Piano Jam 17. Two Of Us 18. Conversation 19. Across The Universe 20. Dig A Pony 21. Suzy's Parlor 22. I Me Mine Apple Studio 23. For You Blue 24. Conversation 25. Besame Mucho 26 Octopus's Garden 27. You Really Got A Hold On Me 28. The Long And Winding Road 29. Shake, Rattle And Roll 30. CM (Intermission) 31. Kansas City/Miss Ann/Lawdy Miss Clawdy 32. Dig It 33. Conversation 34. Two Of Us 35. Let It Be 36. The Long And Winding Road Rooftop 37. Rooftop Intro 38. Get Back 39. Don't Let Me Down 40. I've Got A Feeling 41. One After 909 42. Dig A Pony 43. Get Back 44. End Credit 45. CM PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx. 87min.
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