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When released on vhs and laserdics, this widescreen version was cropped severely at the sides to produce the full frame image. Here it is presented unaltered. For this disc it has been slowed down to The actual picture has been scaled up to pixels and encoded in anamorphic format so as not to lose any resolution".

Reviewer: Golfinger - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 2, Subject: www. I think it is the highest quality copy of Let it Be currently available on the internet. The sound is clear and the video too. Thank you for sharing.

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I've watched this a number of times throughout the years. They will always be thought of as the greatest, most groundbreaking, futuristic musicians that simply love music. George, when I die I'm gonna come find you to get an explanation of your "Electronic Sound" album or it might just be easier to give me a refund for purchasing someone playing an instrument they clearly didn't understand from someone not liking it because they clearly didn't understand it!

Reviewer: GibsonMartin - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 12, Subject: I'm a jerk I've been a Beatles fan since '64 but had never seen this film. Despite tensions, they still created some of their best works as shown on the Naked remix of Let It Be, stripped of the Phil Specter influence.

I'd heard Paul described as a jerk in this film, yet I can relate to his being upbeat and excited about the job at hand, however unpleasant the circumstances. I guess that makes me a jerk, too!

The Beatles just keep on giving. Reviewer: Weevees - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 30, Subject: Five Stars for what it is I am not rating it for what it isn't. Sure the first segment filmed basically in a warehouse wasn't too cheery.

I never saw the tiff between Paul and George being such a big a deal until others including Paul etc I was kinda seeing Paul as the Leader of the group vs.

Paul had ideas of how he wanted his songs to go and George wasn't cutting it there. Another song Paul is telling John how he wants a guitar part to go and John doesn't have any problem with it. The mood picks up when they go to Apple Studios and bring in Billy Preston.

I think if you want to get into a relationship study- I see Paul and John at Twickenham Studio warehouse and throughout interacting with love etc George and Ringo interact together though. And what's with John having Yoko there? Okay enough with people's minds and lets talk about the music- I must have heard the Let It Be album 20 times or more.

I love to see how the songs evolve and I hear parts in the movie of song sessions which they kept in the final album mix and parts they didn't. This is a chance to see the Beatles working through their songs and the talent shows! The final scenes of the rooftop concert and the subsequent city disruption adds entertainment.

You can't get much more concise than "Favorite Thing". There's the perceptive "I Will Dare", which seems like it's about a relationship but is also about the band ready to take on the world; the wailing "Unsatisfied", with its disarmingly direct expression of frustration.

All of the contradictions and wild mood swings of youth can be found here somewhere. Let It Be is widely praised as an independent rock classic and one of the finest albums of the s, but before I started listening to this set, I didn't expect to rate it so highly.

Surely, this was filler. But the more I listened, the more I realized that all these songs have their place, and each does work on the album that needs doing. Film critics like to speak of emotionally charged moments being "earned" by carefully laid groundwork in character development. The farther Westerberg went out on a limb with songs like "Androgynous" all of a sudden he's the indie rock Cole Porter, looking out for the shy, arty types that didn't fit in and "Sixteen Blue" the ultimate articulation of teenage angst , the more empathy he showed and the more he needed ballast.

The dumb songs offer relief and make the ballads hit that much harder. They also rip. It helps that this is the best-sounding record they ever made, and the rockers pummel like never before. The mix is clear; the guitars tear the space in half when they need to and ring clearly when they don't, when they throw in unusual instruments, they work. The six outtakes-- a couple of covers of T. Rex and, uh, the DeFranco Family featuring Tony DeFranco , and two choice originals-- are strong, but they wouldn't have fit on a record that doesn't waste a note.

Let It Be is, in its own way, perfect. Being a fuck-up with a good heart is endearing when you're young; if you've not changed by the time you hit your late twenties, well, you're probably just pretty much a fuck-up, and eventually, you become annoying. All the contradictions in the Replacements' music, and in Westerberg's songwriting, are not something you can easily carry into adulthood, which is partly why the band would run into some trouble later on. But none of that matters here, when they were young and understood so much about youth.

People change, but records don't, and that's part of what makes them great. They're frozen in place, ready to be found by people who need them. And if you haven't found these yet-- well, I'm jealous. Skip to content Search query All Results. Pitchfork is the most trusted voice in music. Just a year earlier, they were playing almost everything for laughs on Hootenanny and just a year later a major-label contract helped pull all their sloppiness into focus on Tim , but here Chris Mars and Tommy Stinson 's rhythms are breathlessly exciting and Bob Stinson 's guitar wails as if nothing could ever go wrong.

Of course, plenty went wrong for the Replacements not too much further down the road, but here they were fully alive as a band, living gloriously in the moment, a fleeting moment when anything and everything seems possible, and that moment still bursts to life whenever Let It Be is played.

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