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RE: Sgt. Pepper 50th anniversary edition

Posted by Mr_Steady on April 6, 2017 at 08:40:49:
Music Direct says that included in the set are unreleased complete alternative versions of all thirteen songs. Ouch! Oowie-owie! Never seen those on any of the Beatles bootlegs I have. Bastards. Is it worth $70 for one Beatles bootleg? That's a very hard call.

It's all 16/44 and a 5.1 version. Bastards can't even throw us a 24/96 bone. It makes want to buy it, rip it, resell it at a loss, so the next guy can do the same, then I should sell that damn 24/44 USB collected works set I bought too. It's probably wrong, but I'm just turning it around on those snakes. Sir McCartney should have never married that gold digger, or he should have been smart enough to get a pre-nup. Ugh.

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