What's in Store in 2024 for The Beatles & This Channel 

Every new year I hope it’s the year we get “The Beatles at Shea Stadium” with an official audio and video release.😮

Since core Beatles fans aren’t getting any younger I think Apple should get on with releasing remixes of all the remaining albums. Instead of dragging everything out just do it. Release them individually and in a box set so people have a choice. Or just release them individually. Whatever they decide just get on with it, instead of milking it year after year. And it’s about time to upgrade and expand the anthology series. There’s no excuse not to do it. And release the restored Star Club recordings. Long time loyal Beatles fans deserve to be able to hear of these remixed and restored recordings and videos.

It's time for an official Live at the Star Club release! Also a re-release of digitally enhanced AHDN and Help! movies would be very nice.

A Magical Mystery Tour Deluxe Set is essential!!!!! It needs to contain the version of I Am The Walrus with the extra bar after “I’m Crying!!!!”

Looking forward to whatever you've got in the pipeline. If 2024 is only half as good as 2023 it will be brilliant. Thank you Andrew for all your hard work.

I really want a Beatles For Sale boxset, I love the album and knowing that Eight Days A Week was the only song to be remixed for the 2023 boxset made me upset that songs like I’ll Follow The Sun weren’t on there

My own suggestion for a future topic on here would be a show covering all the Beatles music from 1967 that has yet to be issued on a Super Deluxe Release.

Very excited to hear that Peter Jackson is working on the Star Club tapes. Please keep us in the loop with updates.

They need to use the AI to clean up John Lennon voice on Real Love and release a “naked” version without the effects that were used to mask the low quality of the source tape

Since you asked, I'd love to see any content addressed to CD listeners, I'm taking a lot of advice from you on my Beatles exploration journey but I'm usually assuming what you're saying applies to both vinyls and CD versions of any given release, which you have mentioned before are not always the same. Thanks for all you do ❤

I think the Washington concert should be released on DVD as well as they re-mixing and remastering of the Shea Stadium concert on DVD that would be great.

Expanded (vastly) edition of the "Get Back" film. Also, release the multi-channel "Revolver" in some normally accessible form.

I would love to hear the 27 minute "Helter Skelter" and The Beatles "Carnival of Light" a 14 minute Avant-Garde song the Beatles recorded in 1967.Those two songs would be a treasure on an album.

An entire Anthology revamp for me is the holy grail of Beatles reissues. A directors cut of the The Beatles Anthology documentary series on bluray as well as remastered CDs, Vinyl & music cassettes of all 3 albums with ‘ Now & Then ‘ being put in its rightful place as the opening track for anthology 3.

Excellent post once again Andrew! As a child of ‘64 (yes, I’m THAT old!) I wish they’d bloody hurry up and finally release all of the remaining stuff we’ve been waiting for. How about blu ray releases of the Shea Stadium concert, and a remastered Anthology TV series? And how about deluxe book-sized 5.1 editions of all of the studio albums (in uniform packaging so they sit nicely on your shelf, possibly spelling out ‘The Beatles’ along the spines)? Honestly, I could go on and on - but I’m beginning to think that I’ll have probably popped my clogs before Apple finally pull their finger out!! 🫤

This is one of the best (perhaps THE best} Beatles channel on You Tube. Looking forward to more content in the new year!

I know a Rubber Soul Box would be more lucrative for Apple to put out (And admittedly I want it too), it would be nice to have a Beatles For Sale Box since it yet again was given the short end of the stick with the expanded red album. And now that you mention Milk and Honey, I’m surprised Lennon’s Estate haven’t taken the opportunity yet to use Jackson’s MAL tech to restore it.

I'd love it if Apple got back on the anniversary releases, i.e. 60th anniversary of 'A Hard Day's Night'/'Beatles for Sale' in 2024. We can wait for 'Rubber Soul'/ 'Help' in 2025 ;) Great work as always, Andrew!

I suspect us fans want these releases more than the Beates camp is able and wiling to provide. But i am very happy for Red and Blue remixes that was a nice surprise.

I absolutely agree with you Andrew about the price of vinyl creeping up. It’s not unusual to see single albums pushing or exceeding £30. However, there are bargains to be had if people are willing to look hard enough. In the last few months I’ve bought The Who “Live At Leeds” 3 LP set for £24.99, YES “Live At Knoxville 1972” 3 LP set for £24.99, Moody Blues “Live at The Royal Albert Hall 1969” 2LP set for £14.48, all from Amazon (they’ve all gone back up in price now). Also bought Yardbirds ‘68 2LP set with massive colour book and boxed from Jimmy Page’s website for a mere £28.50. (Which I think is still available at this price). Great channel, keep up the good work.

I've around 9,000 vinyl records and love to see new music issued on vinyl. What I don't like is the trend of new releases to have NO information on the records label

Great news that physical media is still vital. I’ll always prefer a CD or vinyl format over a download or stream. I hope that this continues - music, to me at least, always sounds better on LP or CD, and I like the fact that once I’ve shelled out (regardless of the fact that LPs cost a fortune now - HMV was selling them for around £30 a pop when I looked last), I’ve got them for life. Back in the old days, when I used to save up for LPs, I’d be more selective over what I invested in - and it did feel like an investment, so, I suppose, nothings changed! A Walls and Bridges re-issue would be good - my favourite John Lennon album - but, my original pressing still sounds great, so I’m not too bothered about a re-issue. As for Macca - much as he is my all time favourite Beatle, and musician for that matter, I was really hoping he’d stop at McCartney III - seemed like a great bookend……well, we’ll see what his new release is like!

1984 was a key Beatles year for me. This was the year that I went to Liverpool for the first time to visit the newly opened Beatle City, the first permanent Beatles exhibition, The newly rebuilt Cavern, and Cavern Walks, which is sadly in a very sorry state now, what happened to the statue that was in there? And the Liverpool Garden Festival with the big Yellow Submarine and Beatles maze. Whilst the Garden Festival was temporary the Yellow Submarine was last seen outside John Lennon Airport in Speke. As a second generation fan a lot of Beatles related things from the 80s have been removed from the Beatles history. The Beatles Compleat (replaced by Anthology), Movie Medley, Beatle City was a magical place for me but it closed in 1986 but I’d still go passed the building in Seel Street every time I went to Liverpool until it was demolished in 2018. The Beatles Story in the Albert Dock didn’t have the same excitement. Can’t believe it’s 40 years ago, then again I can’t believe I’m 51!

Funny seeing the “Last Licks Live” bootleg in the collection, I just picked a different pressing of that recently which contains the fan edit of “Now and Then” from 2007 as a bonus track.

I do hope that Andrew can create high-quality digital files from the Sgt Pepper master tape. But more than that, the Sgt. Pepper album now has a great chance of being forever preserved due to Andrew owning a master tape. It must be a very prized possession for him.

I agree 100% with your observations about aggressive vinyl pricing. It's becoming prohibitive. So much so that I passed on Red and Blue.

I'd quite like to see a decent compilation of all of the fan club records as a decently priced set...just for the fun of it.

I have some predictions for what we might get this year. I think that there is a chance that a vinyl US albums set could be announced very soon. Although there is a low chance of it happening, Apple has surprised us before. For example, very few people were expecting the release of the Singles Collection in 2019. I’m not sure if we will see a deluxe set this year but I think Apple has something up their sleeve whether it is the Hamburg tapes or something we aren’t currently expecting like a US albums set or even an EP set. As for solo, I expect Ringo to release at least a new single but an EP or album is possible. As for Paul, the only thing I expect to see is his new album. I think the new Mind Games set will be the only thing from John’s estate. As for George’s estate, I wouldn’t rule out a Dark Horse set. A couple of ideas that I have for videos this year include the story of John’s Roots album, more videos about Beatles vinyl in other countries with Ireland and various South American countries being the ones I’m interested in the most, and videos about George Martin’s career before and after his time with The Beatles.

Something I’d like to see in the new year would maybe be an updated video about Beatles vinyl collecting for beginners - where to start, best *value* , and things like that

I'm hoping you'll take a look at some more post-Beatles stuff, particularly from Wings.

Nice to see Putney’s Soul Brother records in the opening sequence! Amazing shop.

My Beatles event in 2024 so far: last Friday I was watching a 105 minute documentary about the tour years 1962-1966 on arte. The title is “The Beatles: Eight Days a Week. It is still on their website. My flea market calendar for 2024 is nearly complete. So, let's search the boxes again… Thanks for this overview, Andrew. I’m looking forward to the next Sunday… Cheers -» Martin

Hoping, like many others, that London Town and Back To The Egg will be released as archive editions but I'm not holding my breath. Interesting what you say about vinyl prices, no doubt the music industry is looking to capitalise on the popularity and make as much as they can from it. The marketing of McCartney III has been crazy and I didn't even purchase a single copy of Now & Then on vinyl. I used to be something of a completist back in the 80s and 90s but then with multiple singles versions you tended to actually get something different for your money with each release like a new remix or different B side. Now the record companies don't even bother, they just want you to buy the same thing over and over. One thing I am looking forward to is more Parlogram videos as you never really know what's in store! Keep 'em coming!

Anthology re-issues would be great, looking forward to Rubber Soul as well, plus Star Club

A Hard Day's Night ought to get a wide-release theatrical reissue this year. Apparently that happened in the year 2000 but I had seen it in a revival house in the early 1980s, along with Help! and Magical Mystery Tour and some concert stuff. Seeing A Hard Day's Night on the big screen really gives you a feel of how fresh and innovative it was in 1964.

I just bought my first record player in over thirty years, so I'm ready to get back into vinyl. But I still love streaming music. And I hope they can clean up the Star Club tapes, but I believe it when I see it, or hear it in this case. Thanks for the updates.

Maybe some videos covering details of recording certain albums, such as the equipment used (tapes, microphones, mixing boards) and techniques for special effect sounds or mixing. This would probably be focused mostly on Rubber Soul forward. Also, maybe a video or two covering how the recording and mixing technology changed over 1963-1969 (two track to 8 track, etc.). This could also include individual band member's attitudes towards technology and recording techniques. Plus, how they used the studio in later years vs the early years (when the most that seemed to be done was double tracking). Lastly, what pre-mix multi-track master tapes still exist and which have been lost or destroyed (such as She Loves You). How many years before the tapes deteriorate?

I loved the (now comparatively) huge album covers and their artwork. The CDs castrated album art and I've been pleased to see this better art-size regain popularity. I tell everyone "to buy three" - one to play, one for resale in ten years and another sale in 20.

I know EMI will never do this, but I would like to see both the Rubber Soul and Help remixes released this year (Rubber Soul in the first half of the year and Help in the second), since most of the work for Rubber Soul has already been done, thanks to the Red Album. It would never be done though, probably out of fear of either oversaturating the market of Beatles releases, or having one release overshadow the other.

The revival of physical media is indeed a great thing. It's especially awesome that younger people are buying proper hi-fi systems to listen to their vinyl. Even though I prefer CDs, this is great news - I was concerned for a while that stereo systems would die off in favour of Bluetooth speakers etc.

That video you're planning next week couldn't be coming at a better time. I'm one of those who has gone back to CDs as the prices of vinyl soared, and though I love my mono box, I've recently gotten the urge to buy the albums in stereo as well. I've been really debating on whether or not some of those needle drop sets (blue box, MFSL) are better than the 09 or 87 CDs, and because talking about bootlegs is so taboo on certain online forums I can't get a straight answer. I know your answer will be definitive enough for me.

Star Club tapes in good fidelity would be an absolute revelation.

I remember back in 2009-2010 when Vynly started coming back. I asked my dad if I could put his record player (that they never used) in my room because I picked up a few LPs. He was shocked that Vynly was coming back and that anyone would want that when they have CDs now. But he was ok when he saw that one of them was the 2009 remaster of Abbey Road (along with My Chemical Romance's Black Parade)

Paul working with Andrew Watt is excellent news, he did a fantastic job with the Stones. That makes me excited for a new Paul album, I didn't care much for McCartney III, but I loved Hackney Diamonds.

I was hoping we’d have heard of things coming for the 60th US visit anniversary…but nothing yet? I get they don’t want to saturate the market so soon after Now & Then, but I had heard we would get a lot of video this year, and Im still thinking this will happen…eventually. Btw, you convinced me to become an Excellent Member! I expect a whole video on Delta mixes is on its way! 😄😊

Thanks for the information on the Tug of War book! I ordered one. Supposed to ship on February 1st. Not a bad price at all, considering. $98USD, looking forward to it. Great video. I came over after watching BeatleyTone’s livestream today. ✌️

With the escalating increase in prices of each successive boxset I am counting myself out of future purchases. I am quite happy with my Beatles Mono Box and BC13 set. As for alternate and unreleased material, I am well served with literally hundreds of hours of unofficial releases.

I have nothing specific to ask for this year other than keep up the good work, your enthusiasm and passion for the group always shines through, you passed the audition.

Hi Andrew , a very happy new year . I think we will get Rubber soul , but regarding the other releases , such as the archive collections that’s hard to say . So it’s a waiting game once again .

Hi Andrew: This is Mick in San Diego and a Happy New Year to you! Just caught your Beatles in 2024 merchandise review. Your comments, insight and perspective along with your review of the continued surge in vinyl sales was absolutely brilliant. Thanks for your take on what's happening in New Beatles product this year. The McCartney Tug Of War book you described appears to be incredible based on what you said. How can one attain a copy of this book? Please let me know! Thanks again and keep up the great work! Mick 👉

I have no idea what is coming this year, but it is 60 years for Help!, and Rubber Soul next year. A Hard Days Night would be great for this year. i don't know if the anniversaries will make a difference going forward or not?

A great start to '24. A colourised DVD & Blu-Ray release of "A Hard Day's Night" with a digital stereo remixed soundtrack would be good for those of us who have waited 60 years. Keep up the necessary work Andrew and a Happy New Year.

Hi Andrew 🙂 👋 I'm really looking forward to enjoying another year of your excellent channel! I find myself always search RU-vid for more obscure Beatles and solo vinyl releases, especially from ant countries OTHER than Australia, UK, and USA. I would love to see you focus more on the discographies of any country which released Beatles products. Maybe you could start a series, alphabetically, and show these occasionally. Group and solo. I would seriously love to see vinyl Beatles bootlegs featured too! I have quite a few myself and would love to see more! By the way, I would be quite willing to provide photos from my own collection if needed. More scrapbooks would be cool 😎 I'm sure whatever you do will be great anyway! Looking forward to it! All the best, Jase

I got into buying vinyl records just before the big boom I think it was around 2010 or something and it was great because a lot of band started pressing albums again and the average price for a record was about $20 and at the time being a broke high school kid it was rough, but God I miss those days now when you can almost always expect it to be $30 for a regular simple black record Even used vinyl prices have gone up to a point where I have to be a little more choosy

Really looking forward to next week's presentation about the Dr Ebbetts CDs. It's appalling that, as of Jan 2024 we still don't have definitive digital copies of the Beatles music. The 2009 remasters were poor and all the Giles Martin stuff is little more than a cheap cash grab.

Happy new year Andrew & I'll be happy with a Rubber Soul box set & much lauded Archive editions of Paul McCartney's London Town & Back To The Egg..... Looking forward to more if your fab content in 2024.

Certainly agree about the pricing. I'm a music retailer and the wholesale prices have jumped quite a bit in 2023 for new releases. Older releases still same prices. Price gouging ?

I do hope Nobuhiro Nakai would continue doing these type of books with Paul's other albums! This look really good, and is something that I would want!

Thanks, Andrew, and I wish you a very happy, healthy, and successful 2024! I'm looking forward to watching your videos but I don't expect to see one about Rubber Soul. They are so close now to the 60th anniversary that I guess they'll postpone a box edition until autumn '25. Unless, of course, they can't come up with off-the-cuff ideas such as the scrambled eggs edoiions of the CD and vinyl Red and Blue albums in between. I wonder. Listening to the 'half-naked' version of Steel and Glass on the Lennon Gimme Some Truth compilation gives me hope that we'll see a similar version of Walls and Bridges maybe for Christmas. Not 'underdubbed' but perhaps relieved of its burdon of excessive overdubs. The absence of the brass on Steel and Glass was such a breath of fresh air and made the song so much stronger. But wo can tell. I'll be taking it as it comes along but I'll definitely shy away from Paul's more adventurous ideas this year.

Will try to finish the Capiphone project and get it thru to Giles and the Abbey Road crew to tweak and get released!Remember,Andrew,it is a joy for us fans to get intriguing sets to get offered.This would be no exception,I guarantee you!!Singles,EP and album titles sets are involved with this,as the 60th anniversary of the US invasion is upon us Americans,one of the most rabid fanbases and one of their most important breakthrough countries back in the '60's.This would be the replacement for the Capitol box sets.

Happy New Year, Andrew! I would be very pleased if Apple released a box set for every Beatles album. No two-fers. Along with Back to the Egg and London Town, I think that Off the Ground also deserves the archive treatment. With regard to your channel, everything is nice. I'm looking forward to the detailed videos on the two albums released by the boys in 1964.

1964...the Beatles on Ed Sullivan....that year was the beginning of our music 🎵🎶... amazing 😊

I know it’s only early in 2024 but let’s not forget Beatles for Sale turning 60 too at the end of the year. (My personal favorite Beatles album)

Love your channel! Unfortunately for me my vinyl buying habits have changed drastically. I had to sell off a good chunk of my vinyl to pay bills. I still love vinyl but unfortunately my financial situation doesn’t allow for me to buy much new vinyl at all anymore.

Looking forward to another good year from you. The Rubber Soul box and Paul’s new album will be highlights. I always found Mind Games a bit uneven, but the new box and book will be worth a look. As someone of a similar age to you Andrew I really enjoyed your early 80s videos. A 1983 and ‘84 would be great! Thanks again your videos are just fantastic. 🙏

Given that there will be a Beatles related episode on Doctor Who sometime this year (May at the earliest), I hope you can cover the connections between both the Beatles and Doctor Who themselves given how the latter was very popular in the 60s and 70s.

I've yet to buy any of the anniversary box sets and have no plans to. The three peripheral Anthologies are enough for me as regards outtakes and alternate versions. But I do enjoy your channel! Happy New Year.

I'm personally super excited for the Band On The Run reissue, I've got it pre-ordered.

Good Video Andrew! Looking forward to Band on the Run and Mind Games. But I would like to to see Rubber Soul box set!

I did preorder the Band on the Run 2LP set. I have a few copies already but I'm curious about the underdubbed mixes. Would love the long awaited Rubber Soul box set this year!

I love the chronological idea for the channel. Makes perfect sense.

Grateful for the wonderful year that was and am looking forward to the new one. Thanks for everything!

Happy 2024! I know you will be my Beatles guide for this year! I trust in you! Ciao!

Looking forward to more great videos Andrew 2023 was great...always unmissable content

Some great plans for the channel coming up, Andrew! Really looking forward to your videos in 2024 so keep up the great work!

I really think they're going to do something more similar to the 80's CD rollout, where they release either 2 or 3 a year with either much less bonus material, or none at all. I think spending a whole year hyping Help! or Beatles for Sale, despite both containing some of my absolute favorites, wouldn't make a lot of sense. That, and the whole anniversary of their arrival in America, and the Beatles legacy "wrapping up" in a way last year, THIS year might be busy and with a little less fanfare.

Looking forward to the bootleg discussion, I'm sure there are some fascinating ones out there. I remember buying the Unsurpassed Masters CDs, and marveling at how much clearer and sharper they sounded than the official releases, probably because they hadn't been compressed or re-EQ'd, and I'd love to know if my vinyl LPs Codename Russia and The Real Case Has Just Begun, made from Let It Be session tapes that were reportedly swiped from Apple's offices, have turned up on CD (I'm sure they must have at this point). Because of their provenance from actual Apple tapes (if the story is true), they sound great, even if it is just outtakes, covers and snippets of songs.

Hi Andrew, happy New Year. I think Rubber Soul will happen but earlier albums will come later. I guess if EMI had known the massive interest for the Beatles they would have kept everything, filed it properly and made better stereo mixes at the time but hey that's the irony of hindsight. Personally I love the content and variety of the channel and look forward each week to see what you bring to us. I make a small contribution to the channel but I know it all helps so if anyone is reading this can i encourage you become a channel member and help keep this brilliant content coming. All the best Andrew, Tim

Hey Andrew, I am definitely looking forward to all you have planned for us this year. - Roger

Thanks Andrew! I loved the Now and Then song, and the single release - what a magnificent Christmas present from the Beatles! I wonder if the 2023 RED/BLUE album editions will replace the 1973 editions, or will the Beatles catalogue revert back to the 1973 song orders (I noticed the 2023 editions aren't listed on the Beatles website as part of the album canon) - since the logical home for Free as a Bird/Real Love/Now and Then would be on Past Masters. Hope to eventually hear Peter Jackson's enhanced Live at the Star Club edition! There are some great songs on the 1977 Star Club album release that the Beatles never studio recorded, as far as I know. Thanks again for your RU-vid channel!

beatled out. who woulda ever thought. i was 10 in '64.

As a first generation fan I'd love to see a box set of the remixed albums of Please Please Me to Rubber Soul, plus a couple of albums of outtakes etc from the sessions. I understand that there were'nt as many outtakes or different versions of songs from the earlier albums so at least a couple of albums would suffice. Also they could release the albums individually. As you point out I might not be around if they release them annually or at anniversaries. One can always hope. Keep on keeping on with the superb videos, Andrew.

Andrew, I only bought two new Beatles related records in 2023. The blue and white coloured vinyl 7" of "Now And Then" from the Beatles Store, and the 2023 issue of McCartney 3. I got the yellow, blue, and red tri-coloured version, because I missed it when it first came out. As much as I love The Beatles, I am not one of those Beatlemaniacs, who have to buy every single reissue and remaster of a record. As long ago as 2010, I weeded out my Beatles LPs on ebay, and kept one or two of the best pressings I had of each. A couple, like my US numbered White Albums got into bidding wars, and sold for close to $200 each. I kept my early stamper UK top loader. With the sales from just one, I got three unplayed new, old store stock 60s pressing New Zealand Beatles LPs, including a first pressing Kiwi "Please Please Me". I have thought about those multi- record Beatles box sets, but have not made a commitment yet. They were expensive right out of the gate. A lot of my record buying now is saving up for higher ticket vintage vinyl on Discogs. At least us old farts don't have to worry about our records ending up in a landfill when we die. What continues to surprise me is the fanatical new interest in vinyl among young people. The level of interest in vinyl is a big factor in what I see as the death of old school crate digging. Good vintage vinyl has long since dried up in the wild where I live. It's not just new vinyl, but the vintage stuff has gotten insane as far as pricing. And it's not rare records. I was at one store recently who had common original LPs by Prince, Talking Heads, and Stevie Ray Vaughan for $50 each. And these records sell. A lot of these prices smack of nothing but cash grabs to me. I do wonder if prices continue to go up, will millennials, and Gen Z be priced out of the market. The lucky ones might inherit their parents' collection. Andrew, I leave you with a question, were these mater tapes the same ones used to produce the Sydney Audio Show version of Sgt. Peppers'?

Andrew, happy new year. Wishing you the best. Looking forward to your thoughts in 2024.

Andrew since we’re talking about 50th anniversaries of Beatles related content have you ever considered doing a video about Canadian prog band Klaatu? Their heavily Beatles inspired debut record and the “controversy” surrounding it, might be a fun topic for fans not aware of it.

Looking forward to more videos. All the 60th anniversary events look and sound interesting. As for Beatles and solo product I’ll be happy with anything that’s put out. I’ll take an archive of any remaining Beatles album in any order at this point. As long as they hopefully all get done eventually and include the appropriate singles. Looking forward to Mind Games but also hope Sometime In NYC isn’t off the table because I do like that album and it would be a perfect place to include an upgraded One To One show. Ditto Dark Horse both album and tour footage. And of course also hope the Macca archives aren’t done but hope is dimming there. The cd bootlegs video look interesting and looking forward to that one next week.

Just wanted to say I became a fan in 2023 and there are no videos like Parlogram! Thank you for sharing your plethora of knowledge with all us young Beatles fans around the world. Here’s to 2024! More pressings videos and sound tests/recommendations always!

I hope Peter Jackson works on the Stowe School tape too. I recently heard a fan remaster that was a big upgrade over the first version I heard, I'd love to hear what the MAL process could do to it.

You could produce some other live Beatles albums. That would be awesome!

I brought now and then as a meer way to own it as I've been collecting the 87 CDs and the Beatles EP box sets and I'm gen z For me I adore physical albums for the bands I love to truly own it

Dear Andrew, I'd like to say a big thank you: thanks to your videos I've got a taste for Beatles music again - after more or less 12 years without the Fab Four. I'm enjoying listening to them again, but now on vinyl. It's a lot of fun. 🙃I was very surprised at how many interesting old records I had in my collection; other LPs I bought new (mainly German pressings from the late 70s). Great stuff. It's also nice that I never cleared out my Beatles library (around 3 dozen books, including many about John). Greetings from Munich, Germany. xxx

I saw the Coliseum concert on CCTV in a theater in 1964. About 7 or 8 years ago, a local theater sold tickets for a re-release which was subsequently canceled. Don't know what the issue was but would like it to be released on video. I hope Peter Jackson hurries up and gets those Star Club tapes in shape. I and the rest of my generation aren't getting any younger. Would like to see Rubber Soul given the box treatment.

Definitely looking forward to the "Mind Games" release in June. But I guess this also means that "Some Time in New York City" will be passed over for a deluxe re-issue and Ultimate Mix. Firstly, it is considered by many to be Lennon's weakest release. Secondly, the social furor, misunderstandings and misgivings over the first track on the album. It's still somewhat of a lightning rod of controversy, even today. It's too bad because this was definitely a release that really needed to have Phil Spector's Wall of Sound production techniques stripped off and have the 'Ultimate Mix' treatment given to the studio recordings. The live recordings, I can make do without. I'm not a big fan of Frank Zappa's music. I suspect we will see a "Rubber Soul" deluxe re-issue later in the year for the Holiday season. I do wish McCartney would finish off his Archive project by giving us "London Town", "Back To The Egg", and "Press To Play", at the very least. As for George and Ringo? I would love to see "Living in The Material World" given the deluxe treatment as well as Ringo's eponymous album, both from 1973. Both are more than worthy of a new release.

Looking forward to more great videos from you, Andrew. Having followed your channel for about three years, it has become my go-to for completing my Beatles LP collection and an indispensable guide for helping my customers find the best versions of each album. Although your channel is understandably Beatle-centric, your detours into The Stones, Hollies and Kinks are top-notch. I hope you will devote other videos to The Moodies, The Who, Pink Floyd, Nick Drake, etc. All in all, sincere best wishes for a happy, healthy and prosperous 2024 and beyond to you and your family.

Watching various vinyl related videos, your channel popped up and I’ve watched a fair few of your videos since. Refusing to pay £70 for the new version of the red album, I used your recommendation a bought an original 1973 version and got a fabulous copy for £30. I’m even thinking about trying a mono copy of A Hard Days’s Night. Looking forward to more updates on the Sgt. Pepper Masters!

I think I'll end going there at your fisical store just to reduce ansiety! I'm really thinking about it. See you there, Andrew! By the way, great vídeo, as usual!

I would love a most popular concerts compilation

The Star Club would be great for Video...and CD..... anything by the Beatles can't go wrong!!!

Release of Shea Stadium concert would be great! hope Rubber Soul box set will be coming this year.

Looking forward to your videos in 2024!