I hear Tame Impala!

bronorb wrote:
This is not "just other people" man, it's George Martin - who helped the boys with much of their studio magic, and his son. And this project was kicked off by George Harrison through his friendship with the Cirque de Soleil founder, blessed by John's widow, and fully cooperated with by Paul, Ringo, Olivia & Yoka.

So lighten up on the other people crap.

Oh yeah - and this is the most creative and well down mashup on this record.

Don't know what's better here - the performers, or the production. Fantastic mix, incredible sound.

Sasha2001 wrote:
Ha. I wasn't cutting the song down. I like the song. I like the Beatles. I like Ice Cream. I like you. Cancer sucks though.

Just noting that the eclectic-ness of this tune wouldn't appeal to as many listeners without 'a little help from it's friends.' :)

ziakut wrote:
You're wrong. I hope you're not also convinced ice cream gives you cancer - because, like these songs, ice cream is awesome.

That solo in the other way around is something legendary

I'm convinced that if this didn't have 'The Beatles' headline...and was another band name unheard of...I'm sure this would rate below a paltry score of 4!

Brilliant

very groovy mix... we be dancing...

Byronape wrote:
And I did my part to take it down.
You people act like this mashup stuff is so new and creative. It has a long history starting with (who else) The Beatles! They weren't called mashups back then, but what do you think Revolution #9 is?
The songwriting credits on all of the Beatles songs were Lennon/McCartney so if you don't have BOTH of them collaborating to this project, then it's just other people screwing around with their music editing software.
meh.

I consider myself somewhat of a purist. Generally don't like remixes or covers. I was reluctant to listen to Love when it came out.

But I put on the headphones and gave it a chance after seeing a little documentary about how lovingly it was crafted and who all was involved.

Wow, I was taken by surprise. I decided to listen to it on its own merits — as I would a new album — and not compare it (as much as can be possible). And it stands on its own admirably.

I really think it's a fabulous record. It really felt like all these songs were fresh and I could adore them anew. (That being said, I have a friend who insists that without headphones one can't truly appreciate the finer nuances of these new mixes, and she may be correct in that.)

Thanks George and Giles Martin. Nicely done.

Tomorrow Never Knows ( who's going to rehash an old Beatles song)
With or Without You ( or someone else making a financial profit on rehashed fab four songs)

Limp

I'm in for 10...

awesome!

Everybody in my hotel room loves this mix...

gatorade wrote:

I'll dance to this...

WYWY is George Harrison, not John.

John was never that flaky and "enigma wrapped in a conundrum coiled inside a purple tie dyed sitar".

I'm astonished. This is only rated a 7.7? What is wrong with you people? This was and IS mind-blowing stuff here.