On 4 Oct 2005 09:22:15 -0700, "Tim" wrote:

I suppose you think that the Hor Zu pressing is the only one to have?
Well, you're an idiot. The *definitive* version of Please Please Me is
the UK Parlophone pressing. Why? Because *that* is what people
actually bought, and *that* is what made the Beatles famous.

Is it as close to the original session tapes as you can get? No. Is it
technically as good a job as could be done? No. It is however the
*original*, and much more importantly, it was the version approved by
George Martin, and the original Parlophone CD uses the same mono
mixdown. Please take your stupidity elsewhere

what a pathetic answer - you really have no idea what you're talking
about...yet again
Your resorting to insults shows you've lost another debate -

Not an insult, simply an accurate observation.

the UK PPM LP used the WRONG TAPE - how can I get you to understand
that? this is fact, it's history. The differences between masterings
are obviously not subtle enough for your ears - probably explains why
you can't hear the differences between cables and CD players.

The differences among masterings are indeed apparent to me - but the
original release LP is the *definitive* version - for the pure and
simple reason that *that* is the version which sold enough to make
them famous. Other arguments are mere anorak bleatings.

Beatles anorak .me? sure along with another few thousand like me. Your
arguement for Martin "approving it so it must be right" it a f*cking
joke. And proves you know nothing about this subject

Actually, it proves that I know what really matters about the Beatles
sound.

Stew admit it, you were the guy who had his head flushed down the
toilet at school by all the bigger boys, now you cowardly have to bully
behind a keyboard,

Actually, I was the guy who taught Judo to the other kids. Do you have
any idea how utterly pathetic and whining you sound? Bullying from
behind a keyboard? BWAHAHAHA!

go and listen to some music for a change you stupid ****ing idiot
****

I do, all the time - on a really good system which contains no snake
oil. Thanks for proving yet one more time that you are a cretin.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering