Rubber Soul Sessions

Description

A separate take from the mid-season masterpiece album "RUBBER SOUL" Includes different versions and different mixes for all albums. Includes related songs of the same time recording such as "Day Tripper" and "We Can Work It Out". Many long versions of the making sound sources such as the Norway Forest Introducing the Digipack from Eternal Grooves! In 1965, the Beatles successful giant stadium tours such as Shay Stadium, and the Beatles has been in the Abbey Road Studio and uses new recording techniques to complete the masterpiece "Rubber Soul". The Rockin Number "Drive My Car" is a version of the blackish rhythm of motown, which has long endings and many guitar phrases. The Norway Forest uses the Cital and includes 3-take recordings including making. The "Michelel" has a long ending, and the vivid acoustic sound is pleasant to take. The take1 of "I'm Looking Through You" is the early version of "Anthology", but this is an unmodified complete edition. This is a valuable take that you can feel the tilt to soulmusic on the shout of the ending. The "Run For Your Life" is also valuable, where you can hear about 2 times at the end of your kataya. A valuable source of sound such as a single "Day Tripper" and "We Can Work It Out" recorded at the same time and basic track recordings by 4 people before singing out. We Can Work It Out, 17th song with a single track vocal. The 20th song "Day Tripper" is especially a must have. Includes Jon, Paul and George Chorus practice, and take George Martin to try the interplay between "In My Life" with Organ In addition, the 12-Bar Original, an unannounced instrument song recorded for this album aiming for the booker T & the MGs, has been recorded for this album and is a complete long version that was not possible in the official version.