These include complete alternate takes for each of Pepper’s 13 songs, plus the 2017 stereo mix and an instrumental take of ‘Penny Lane’, and the 2015 stereo mix and two complete alternate takes of ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ – all in 96 kHz/24 bit…. Released in 1967, the bands eighth album and the first produced by the group after their retirement from live performances, unleashed the bands creative impulses because its assumed. It will basically be the same running order as the two-disc Deluxe Anniversary CD which features the new Giles Martin 2017 stereo mix, plus 18 additional tracks. And despite troubled and troubling lyrics in spots, perhaps the most magical Beatles record of all will always be Sgt.
Pepper’s available in 96 kHz/24 bit quality. Plus, if you fancy yourself as a bit of an audiophile and into the best sound you can get, there’ll be a high-definition digital audio download version of Sgt. Pepper (the initial vinyl release was a two record set): However, we do know that it will be joined by a single-disc black vinyl version of the 2017 re-mix of Sgt. To date there is no information about how the picture disc will be packaged. Along with the news about the Beatles’ Christmas Records box set (due out on December 15), there’ll also be available – on that same day – a picture disc edition of the 2017 stereo re-master/re-mix of Sgt.
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