This second disc of ``DEFINITIVE GET BACK'' contains an acetate reproduction of Glyn Johns' so-called ``1969 Mix,'' which was just before its completion. The difference here is that “Dig It” before it was cut toward the final stage, and the scene after the end of “Get Back” were recorded a little longer. This acetate traveled around the United States and was broadcast on radio stations, which led to the creation of by-products such as "O.P.D." and its copy disc "SILVER ALBUM." A sound source that actually captures the scene that was actually broadcast on American radio. The sound source of the "Get Back Mark 1" acetate recorded on the first album of "DEFINITIVE GET BACK" broadcasted by a radio station in Boston is of high quality, so items have been created many times, but more than that. Buffalo's WKBW was the first to announce the broadcast of "GET BACK" acetate. When he learned of the announcement, he literally played the "Get Back Mark 1" sound source (which was apparently dropped from acetate onto reel tape) that he had obtained from Apple staff member Derek Taylor in a flying format. It was a station called WBCN in Boston. This CD contains the WKBW broadcast with such a saying. As you can see, the station was broadcasting “Get Back Mark 2” included in “DEFINITIVE GET BACK”, and as a result, it was playing a different version of acetate than Boston. However, this broadcast was just an announcement, and the announcement "WKBW Exclusive!" is repeated relentlessly in each song. This point is quite jarring, and because of this, it becomes clear that it is a completely different broadcast from the one that formed the basis of the previous "O.P.D." In addition, the scene after the end of "Get Back", which was another feature of "Mark 2", is not included. However, the unique state in which only the stereo channel was captured, which was a characteristic of early LPs such as "O.P.D.," or the monaural sound quality with a full vintage feel, has the same elegance as those early LP items, and is very enjoyable to listen to. It was very flavorful. By the way, this broadcast includes the "Across The Universe" version of the bird flapping its wings, but it seems that it was broadcast on another occasion and put together. It is a valuable sound source that captures such a maniac broadcast, and it had a track record of being quietly sold on CD-R in some shops more than 10 years ago, but for most maniacs this time. You will probably be able to experience it for the first time on this CD. What's more, the pitch deviations that tend to occur in vintage sound sources have been adjusted as much as possible, and the sense of stability has been greatly increased, which is a big advantage. Above all, it is an extremely valuable document that lets you know that the "Get Back Mark 2" acetate was actually broadcast in the United States. (44:57) 1. One After 909 2. Rocker - Save The Last Dance For Me 3. Don't Let Me Down 4. Dig A Pony [incomplete] 5. Across the Universe [from a later broadcast] 6. Get Back [incomplete] 7. For You Blue 8. Teddy Boy 9. Two Of Us - Maggie Mae 10. Dig It 11. Let It Be 12. The Long and Winding Road
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