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It's pretty average...Not a good final song and I believe George Harrison said it was rubbish! Despite the tech used to put this together it does sound like it's been put together out of bits and bobs! Fans will love it but.....

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Just now, police squad said:

I think it embodies the spirit of the beatles really nicely.

It certainly wouldn't have been released as a single but a good album track.

 

Technology.

yes those were my thoughts, I think it's better than Free as a bird

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You would have thought they'd have a bunch of great stuff hanging around that was never put on an album, because after all, they were all geniuses.

 

But it appears they only have the scrapings at the bottom of the barrel. This track probably wouldn't even get on a Rutles album (or an Oasis one for that matter).

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4 minutes ago, gjones said:

You would have thought they'd have a bunch of great stuff hanging around that was never put on an album, because after all, they were all geniuses.

 

 

I think all the stuff they had hanging around was put out on the Anthology series

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Just had a listen - not a Beatles fan (although my Mum was) & it's OK. Sound like a Lennon tune, nothing particularly cringeworthy about it, it's 4 mins so doesn't outstay its welcome. The tech used in its creation sounds interesting.

 

If nothing else, it's better than the recent new thing by the Stones. Won't listen to either again though.

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As a massive Beatles fan my expectations were low. Insipid with little discernible Beatles character. Plays like a rejected outtake from John's Double Fantasy album.

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Really weak. Almost as bad as Imagine.

I have a lot of time for the Beatles, in general. Though living in Liverpool for the last 5 years and being beaten over the head with them daily may have dampened that a bit!

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I am a Beatles fan and I think it's dire.

 

I could get all lyrical about 'squeezing the last few dessicated, bitter fruit from a long-dead tree' but I'll quote George instead - he said it best.

 

"..it's f××king rubbish."

 

:D

 

 

 

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It was ok. I don't think it would have been a single in itself. Interesting that it's being released with 'Love Me Do' as a double 'A' side. To increase sales?

 

My understanding is that it was a Lennon tune started in 1978.

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I like it a lot. It's definitely a grower, at the first listen I was surprised at how downbeat it is, but it still made me very emotional. 

If this the last thing they ever do, a part of me regrets that it's ending on such a sombre note rather than something celebratory.

It's interesting how this new Beatles release is getting such a poor reception on here whereas the new Rolling Stones album, to my ears autotuned and massively overproduced, is going down a storm.

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