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The Beatles

The First Broadcasts

The First Broadcasts

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Format: Vinyl / 10" Album

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  • Released Date: 28 Oct 2022

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

The Beatles: The First Broadcasts (Feat. Pete Best)

In a move that can only be described as "Beatlemania on steroids," the iconic band's early recordings with original drummer Pete Best have been unearthed and unleashed upon the world. The result? A truly twisted trip down memory lane that will have even the most die-hard fans scratching their heads.

On this collection of raw, unpolished gems, the fab four are undeniably fresh-faced and full of youthful angst. From the fuzzy guitars on "Love Me Do" to the haunting harmonies on "Please Please Me," it's clear that these lads were onto something big - even if they didn't quite know it yet.

But what sets this album apart is the inclusion of Pete Best, the man famously ousted in favor of Ringo Starr. His thunderous drumming adds a gritty edge to the band's sound, giving these tracks a raw energy that is often missing from their later, more polished recordings.

However, this isn't a perfect collection. The sound quality varies from track to track, and some songs feel more like rough drafts than finished products. But hey, that's part of the charm, right? It's like stumbling upon a hidden treasure in your grandad's attic - imperfect, dusty, but undeniably precious.

So, if you're a Beatles completist or just looking for a fresh take on some classic tunes, give The First Broadcasts a spin. Just don't blame us if you find yourself in a nostalgic spiral, debating whether Pete Best really got a raw deal after all. It's a wild ride, but hey, that's just the magic of The Beatles, isn't it?

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Memphis, Tennessee (Live at the BBC, March 7th 1962)
2. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) [live at the BBC, March 7th 1962]
3. Please Mister Postman (Live at the BBC, March 7th 1962)
4. Ask Me Why (Live at the BBC, June 11th 1962)
5. Beame Mucho (Live at the BBC, June 11th 1962)
6. A Picture of You (Live at the BBC, June 11th 1962)

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The Beatles

Profile: BEATLES When it comes to music history, there are a few names that stand out above the rest. One of those names is the legendary quartet known simply as the BEATLES. Comprised of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, this band from Liverpool took the world by storm in the 1960s and forever changed the landscape of popular music. The BEATLES burst onto the scene in the early '60s, bringing a fresh sound and style that captivated audiences worldwide. With their infectious melodies, innovative production techniques, and cheeky lyrics, they quickly became a cultural phenomenon, known for their catchy tunes and playful personalities. From their early days playing in small clubs in Liverpool to their legendary performances on the Ed Sullivan Show and beyond, the BEATLES left an indelible mark on the music industry. Their influence can still be felt today, with countless bands and artists citing them as major inspirations. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual listener, it's impossible to deny the impact that the BEATLES have had on the world of music. Their music continues to stand the test of time, proving that true talent never goes out of style. So, sit back, grab your favourite vinyl record, and let the sounds of the BEATLES transport you to a time when music was magical, revolutionary, and oh so groovy. Fab four-ward, my friends.

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