I purchased this on ITunes back in 2013. I had heard about this through online articles. It was definitely nice to get. I do wish there was a physical copy as well. I would like to see some consistency with the releases and have physical copies of everything. These tracks are certainly welcome as they include both BBC material and studio outtakes. I just wish they would provide a CD along with a remastered CD of the Anthology sets as opposed to just releasing them on iTunes. Thanks for sharing a,
there is a massive collection of everything the beatles recorded between 1962 and 1970. I have it but for some reason when I was moving my massive (1 TB) music collection around it's missing but I'll find it maybe on another drive. It has all the outtakes of every song (it's around 65 gigs of uncompressed audio). The interesting stuff are the 63-64 recordings when they didn't have access to the 4 track at EMI and had to record live to a two track. Once they had a good take in the beginning (usually they would get to the guitar solo and George would flub that) they would start in the middle of the song and usually lead into the guitar solo once they got through the guitar solo they would continue through the end of the song. They would usually record two songs in a 4 hour session. They hardly ever got through a song completely. Once they left the engineers would splice together the best parts into a complete song. I surmise that once the songs were edited the band would come back and do maybe one overdub and that was it. This was before click tracks!! Ringo was such a good time keeper that they were actually able to start again in the middle of the song at the right tempo. You had to be GOOD to make records back then.
I do not recall where I got it; picked it up about 5 years ago. I'm sure there are various copies out there if you look around. Worse comes to worse, you can always burn your own CD copy.
I purchased this before it was taken down and paid quite a hefty price in the UK, but what a gem. The only disappointment was other releases didn't follow. It was also great to own an official Apple release containing the word 'bootleg' in the title. It seemed as though they had given me approval to continue buying Beatles bootlegs😀. Excellent video Mike and yes, congrats on surpassing the 2,000 subscribers...
It's not one I play too often, but revisiting bootleg recordings 1963 while making this video, I did enjoy it again. I wasn't aware of it in 2013, and was happy to find a nice CD copy. Definite shame more did not follow in subsequent years. Thank you for the congrats. I am overwhelmed and extremely grateful for the support and positive feedback.
I was just listening to this a few weeks ago. These would have been nice on a Please Please Me and With the Beatles box set. Very cool listening to the outtakes and the BBC stuff. Good Video. Can you believe I purchased the Beatles Singles Collection box set on Amazon for 127 bucks. How much was it when it first came out again lol
Try and avoid buying anything from Amazon. That company is pure evil, if it means paying a few more dollars more to buy it from an independent record seller then do it. When I found out about Amazon's practices that was it for me, I bough the Abbey Road remix last year from Townsend Music in the U.K. Support these independents if you can.
I started watching your videos 'cause of a TH-cam recommendation And i'd admit that i'm a big fan of this channel, keep uploading amazing things Greetings from Argentina!
@@MagicalMysteryMike I love the things you upload, i've never seen a channel like yours. It's like a kind of information of which format is the best or which one is the indicated to listening. I love it!
Thanks Mike & always interesting to hear your state side reviews. It's such a shame there's so much legal entanglements associated with their work & I'm very much looking forward to the eventual release of the Let It Be Peter Jackson project! Keep up the good work my friend, as I like learning more about the rarer & more unusual Beatles releases! 😉👍
Thank you so much for the comment. I too am looking forward to the Let It Be material finally being released. It's a shame that this damn virus has caused so much disruption in life, but I suppose in the grand scheme of things, waiting a bit longer for a Beatles release is insignificant compared to the hardships being endured all over the world. Be well and stay safe. Hopefully we'll be discussing a "new" Beatles release real soon.
Another great post, the highlight for me is disc 1, track 22 where George plays extra bars of lead break on Roll Over Beethoven, love it, a really different take.
Thank you very much! I figured this was a good item to dedicate a video to. And thank you for the congrats. I am amazed how many subscribers I've gotten in the past month. Back in May I was figuring it would be the end of 2020 before I hit 1,000, and here I am at 2,000. I am so grateful for the positive feedback I've received. Thank you again.
It's amazing that "Free as a Bird" and "Real Love" (the Anthology versions, I mean; not the bootlegged Lennon demos) are now half as old as the next-most-recent release of new Beatles music, "Let It Be."
love me do was half way between now and 1904;116 yrs. before that was 1788 (i think that was the yr. the u.s constitution was written and accepted);232 yrs. before that was 64 yrs. after columbus landed in western hemisphere and discovred rock'n'roll. ✌
I was hoping this was going to be the first in an ongoing series. The mass release box sets of the last few years have been great but they've each missed a few rarities I was hoping to see.
Yeah, releases like bootleg recordings 1963 would have given a little more freedom to throw more stuff out there. The box sets still try to maintain good quality in an interesting track order, so it's less likely to get multiple takes, etc.
I'm sure this and more are coming to CD and vinyl in Super special editions of please please me, with the Beatles, etc like Sgt pepper, white album, Abbey road, and Let it Be. We just have to wait until 2023. Hopefully!!
A friend of mine had a bootleg box set of Beatles BBC recordings. 9 CDs. Lots of repetition of tunes played but it was supposed to be every BBC session. So yeah Universal/Calderstones could put out some more stuff but it would be for copyright protection and any sales would be a bonus. They might have been holding off on releasing more stuff just in case they were going to do box sets of all the early albums (not a lot of takes of stuff and few unreleased tracks). Adding live stuff would fill out the early LPs if they were released as deluxe box sets. And the 60th Anniversary of Please Please Me is coming up in a couple of years.
I would like to have an official box set of all of the BBC material in one place. I'm not sure every recording still exists, but certainly most are still available in one form or another.
Love this !! This was a wonderful but kind of a bizarre release. But why were so many takes including complete takes left off the set: There’s A Place takes 1, 2, and 4 Misery take 6 The takes 3 and 4 of From Me To You were complete. Take 7 contained the basic recording of the released track/song. Plus take 4 of Thank You Girl was complete - take 6 being the source for most of the released track/song. I am probably missing some other material here, but these were left unprotected and ARE NOW IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. This enables Beatles collectors to come out of hiding with material that previously would have been illegal to market, but is now legal (even material that has never been bootlegged - like takes of the song All I’ve Got To Do - from what I understand). Maybe this has already been done (and I have yet to become aware of it). Many of us believed, back then, that there would be more releases similar to Bootleg Recordings 1963 to protect the studio work, but that has never come to pass. Am I making a mountain out of a molehill? How much more material is now unprotected and in the public domain???
Absolutely. Not something I listen to regularly, but definitely interesting. Would have made a great series of releases, but after this one ... nothing.
It's thought that the recording of I'm In Love is not from 1963 but from the late 70s. There is no evidence of John playing the piano on any early demos and his voice sounds like the more mature Lennon of the late 70s. I'm inclined to agree with this though it is odd that he chose to revisit this 1963 throwaway he gave to The Fourmost at that time.
Interesting. That could very well be the case, with the demo. He did occasional slip into old bits. The one that I think of immediately is Ain't She Sweet.
This seems like a nice spot for a little fun fact or brag if you like. A family friend's in-law told me about his old job as refuse/garbage removal/collector and guess which was part of his route during his working day ? None other than ABBEY ROAD ! Wait it gets juicier, he had in his hands, before THROWING it into the garbage truck.... the discarded outtakes or whatever it's called, recordings of either(can't recall) Sgt.Pepper's or theAbbey Road Albums. I nearly wet myself in shocked disbelief ! This wasn't an isolated case, he also came across tapes used by The Who, The Kinks and other iconic bands of the era. All lost forever Amen, like they say. Just contemplate what would YOU have done in that same situation ??? Me keep 'em !!
I do collect solo Beatles stuff. I'm a boit of a Lennon completist, but otherwise somewhat selective. I did choose not to go in on the McCartney deluxe editions. Between Beatles releases, and solo stuff, it can add up quickly, and I had to draw the line somewhere. Flaming Pie is a great album, and I have very fond memories of listening to it when to was originally released, so I may eventually pick it up, but for now I'm holding off.
@@MagicalMysteryMike - I'm with you there Mike & most of us need to draw a financial line! I particularly liked Flaming Pie & a while back bought the 'art' of McCartney. Beatles wise, I splashed out for the deluxe re-issue of Sgt Peppers & the more recent, albeit in my case, cut down version of the White album. There's definitely big bucks or pounds in re-mastering & selling as special edition sets!
@@MagicalMysteryMike - For sure! I spent a small fortune back in the 80's & that provides the main body of my collection! Now I look for far more unusual stuff, providing it doesn't come with an unusually high price tag!! Take care.
BTW, I do have the Bob Dylan 2016 box set of all known recordings (both soundboard & audience tapes) from his 1966 tour with The Hawks (The Band) behind him. It's 33CDs in all & it's a really nice box set. Each CD comes in it's own hardboard sleeve with it's own super photograph of Dylan from the tour & the back cover looks like a studio tape. Really good deal & historical stuff. Get it!
No, it definitely did not appear on Anthology 1. I believe this acoustic demo was only first officially released on iTunes in December 2013 as part of Bootleg Recordings 1963.
I picked it up 5 years ago, and I don't recall from where I got it. It's not an official product, so you'll have to search around auction sites and such.
Most all of these tracks have been available since the early 90's on various bootlegs... bootlegs put together from the tapes of late EMI engineer john barrett... this digital release was only done so they...being apple... could have copyright control on the material for the next 70 years... the same with the leftover bbc material...so of course now u can get them on pirate disc ...which is what u showed...I'm a bit surprised they didn't do the same for 65 and 66 material that barrett had...but then again it's not as much material
Yes, all the tracks have been bootlegged, thus the title. It is a shame further releases weren't offered. I'm not familiar with the legal issues, but I did hear that further changes to the law may have deemed this practice unnecessary. In any event, The Beatles could release an album of Ringo flushing the toilet in 1968, and they'd make a mint off it. Apple Corp. is in no dire straits when it comes to revenue. Of course, that doesn't give others the right to steal from them.
I wouldn't say I avoided the stereo box. I just chose In Mono instead and was quite content with that for years. Eventually I came to my senses... but, otherwise, yes.
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I purchased this on ITunes back in 2013. I had heard about this through online articles. It was definitely nice to get. I do wish there was a physical copy as well. I would like to see some consistency with the releases and have physical copies of everything. These tracks are certainly welcome as they include both BBC material and studio outtakes. I just wish they would provide a CD along with a remastered CD of the Anthology sets as opposed to just releasing them on iTunes. Thanks for sharing a,
Couldn't agree more!
Love The channel Mike ! The stereo versions on this release are awesome.
Agreed! Hoping Super Deluxe Box Sets are released of the earlier albums ... all the albums, for that matter!
Fingers crossed !
there is a massive collection of everything the beatles recorded between 1962 and 1970. I have it but for some reason when I was moving my massive (1 TB) music collection around it's missing but I'll find it maybe on another drive. It has all the outtakes of every song (it's around 65 gigs of uncompressed audio). The interesting stuff are the 63-64 recordings when they didn't have access to the 4 track at EMI and had to record live to a two track. Once they had a good take in the beginning (usually they would get to the guitar solo and George would flub that) they would start in the middle of the song and usually lead into the guitar solo once they got through the guitar solo they would continue through the end of the song. They would usually record two songs in a 4 hour session. They hardly ever got through a song completely. Once they left the engineers would splice together the best parts into a complete song. I surmise that once the songs were edited the band would come back and do maybe one overdub and that was it. This was before click tracks!! Ringo was such a good time keeper that they were actually able to start again in the middle of the song at the right tempo. You had to be GOOD to make records back then.
The Beatles were finely tuned by the time they got into the studio, thanks to all the live gigs for years beforehand. Great comment!
Love that you take a look at all these modern obscure, niche Beatles releases!
Thanks for saying so. There are some nice items out there.
Whoa, thanks Mike. Had no idea this even existed. Have just purchased it on iTunes.
Awesome! Enjoy!
I would love to have this on CD.
I do not recall where I got it; picked it up about 5 years ago. I'm sure there are various copies out there if you look around. Worse comes to worse, you can always burn your own CD copy.
@@MagicalMysteryMikeIf you have or own it yah. I don't..
I found the CD he mentioned on Ebay. Excellent CD from a lossless source.
I purchased this before it was taken down and paid quite a hefty price in the UK, but what a gem. The only disappointment was other releases didn't follow. It was also great to own an official Apple release containing the word 'bootleg' in the title. It seemed as though they had given me approval to continue buying Beatles bootlegs😀. Excellent video Mike and yes, congrats on surpassing the 2,000 subscribers...
It's not one I play too often, but revisiting bootleg recordings 1963 while making this video, I did enjoy it again. I wasn't aware of it in 2013, and was happy to find a nice CD copy. Definite shame more did not follow in subsequent years. Thank you for the congrats. I am overwhelmed and extremely grateful for the support and positive feedback.
I was just listening to this a few weeks ago. These would have been nice on a Please Please Me and With the Beatles box set. Very cool listening to the outtakes and the BBC stuff. Good Video. Can you believe I purchased the Beatles Singles Collection box set on Amazon for 127 bucks. How much was it when it first came out again lol
That was a great price on The Singles. It was around $200 at the time of release.
Magical Mystery Mike good thing I waited 👍🏻
Try and avoid buying anything from Amazon. That company is pure evil, if it means paying a few more dollars more to buy it from an independent record seller then do it. When I found out about Amazon's practices that was it for me, I bough the Abbey Road remix last year from Townsend Music in the U.K. Support these independents if you can.
I started watching your videos 'cause of a TH-cam recommendation
And i'd admit that i'm a big fan of this channel, keep uploading amazing things
Greetings from Argentina!
Wow, very kind of you to comment. Welcome aboard!
@@MagicalMysteryMike I love the things you upload, i've never seen a channel like yours. It's like a kind of information of which format is the best or which one is the indicated to listening. I love it!
I'm so glad you enjoy the content! Thank you.
Thanks Mike & always interesting to hear your state side reviews.
It's such a shame there's so much legal entanglements associated
with their work & I'm very much looking forward to the eventual
release of the Let It Be Peter Jackson project!
Keep up the good work my friend, as I like learning more about
the rarer & more unusual Beatles releases! 😉👍
Thank you so much for the comment. I too am looking forward to the Let It Be material finally being released. It's a shame that this damn virus has caused so much disruption in life, but I suppose in the grand scheme of things, waiting a bit longer for a Beatles release is insignificant compared to the hardships being endured all over the world. Be well and stay safe. Hopefully we'll be discussing a "new" Beatles release real soon.
Another great post, the highlight for me is disc 1, track 22 where George plays extra bars of lead break on Roll Over Beethoven, love it, a really different take.
That is a highlight! I enjoy the outtakes with the studio chat. That material shows that nice Super Deluxe box sets of the early albums could be done!
fyi Spotify has a GET BACK Exclusive. The whole rooftop concert in stereo with NO talking.
amazing vid. completely forgot this compilation existed. a belated congrats on 2000 subs
Thank you very much! I figured this was a good item to dedicate a video to. And thank you for the congrats. I am amazed how many subscribers I've gotten in the past month. Back in May I was figuring it would be the end of 2020 before I hit 1,000, and here I am at 2,000. I am so grateful for the positive feedback I've received. Thank you again.
@@MagicalMysteryMike your welcome
Love these little nuggets!! (tech note, the sound/VO is much better) 🤗
Thanks for watching, and for the feedback on the sound. Still working on it.
Great info as usual Mike take care mate 👍
Thanks, you too!
I just bought Kum Back on cd. Had the vynil which someone borrowed and never gave back
I'm not familiar with that boot. Any good? Sorry for the loss of your vinyl.
It's amazing that "Free as a Bird" and "Real Love" (the Anthology versions, I mean; not the bootlegged Lennon demos) are now half as old as the next-most-recent release of new Beatles music, "Let It Be."
Wow! I hadn't thought of it that way before. My goodness!
love me do was half way between now and 1904;116 yrs. before that was 1788 (i think that was the yr. the u.s constitution was written and accepted);232 yrs. before that was 64 yrs. after columbus landed in western hemisphere and discovred rock'n'roll. ✌
@@jamessilver6429 🤯... 🤪
I was hoping this was going to be the first in an ongoing series. The mass release box sets of the last few years have been great but they've each missed a few rarities I was hoping to see.
Yeah, releases like bootleg recordings 1963 would have given a little more freedom to throw more stuff out there. The box sets still try to maintain good quality in an interesting track order, so it's less likely to get multiple takes, etc.
I'm sure this and more are coming to CD and vinyl in Super special editions of please please me, with the Beatles, etc like Sgt pepper, white album, Abbey road, and Let it Be. We just have to wait until 2023. Hopefully!!
Perhaps. We shall see.
Awesome seeing. Thanks.
My pleasure; glad you enjoyed it. :)
A bootleg of the bootlegs. Nice.
Oh, the irony; an official bootleg to prevent bootlegs get bootlegged. ;)
Thanks in make my night better, I'm Brazilian, and it's 1 a.m. here, I just comments thats i'm Brazilian becuz i want 😎👌
Thank you for watching at this late hour, and for taking the time to comment! I hope your night continues to get better and have a great weekend!
A friend of mine had a bootleg box set of Beatles BBC recordings. 9 CDs. Lots of repetition of tunes played but it was supposed to be every BBC session. So yeah Universal/Calderstones could put out some more stuff but it would be for copyright protection and any sales would be a bonus. They might have been holding off on releasing more stuff just in case they were going to do box sets of all the early albums (not a lot of takes of stuff and few unreleased tracks). Adding live stuff would fill out the early LPs if they were released as deluxe box sets. And the 60th Anniversary of Please Please Me is coming up in a couple of years.
I would like to have an official box set of all of the BBC material in one place. I'm not sure every recording still exists, but certainly most are still available in one form or another.
Love this !!
This was a wonderful but kind of a bizarre release. But why were so many takes including complete takes left off the set:
There’s A Place takes 1, 2, and 4 Misery take 6
The takes 3 and 4 of From Me To You were complete. Take 7 contained the basic recording of the released track/song. Plus take 4 of Thank You Girl was complete - take 6 being the source for most of the released track/song.
I am probably missing some other material here, but these were left unprotected and ARE NOW IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
This enables Beatles collectors to come out of hiding with material that previously would have been illegal to market, but is now legal (even material that has never been bootlegged - like takes of the song All I’ve Got To Do - from what I understand).
Maybe this has already been done (and I have yet to become aware of it).
Many of us believed, back then, that there would be more releases similar to Bootleg Recordings 1963 to protect the studio work, but that has never come to pass.
Am I making a mountain out of a molehill?
How much more material is now unprotected and in the public domain???
I'm not sure what the mentality was. Very little from with the beatles was even included. Bizarre release, indeed.
The songs are in the public domain in England, not here in the US.
Hmmm. You mean those recordings not released within the 50 years?
Good day Sir, yeah I own one on cd too but mine is in a Jewel Case
I have nothing against digital downloads or streaming music, but when it comes to The Beatles, gotta have the physical media!
Magical Mystery Mike yeah physical media is it, I also looked on Amazon and eBay to see if any were for sale nope
@@thinkbeatles I don't recall where I got mine. I think I picked it up back in 2015.
Some interesting stuff here.
Absolutely. Not something I listen to regularly, but definitely interesting. Would have made a great series of releases, but after this one ... nothing.
There are a couple of CDs of this on eBay from Japan.. about $50 or so. Ouch.
It's $39.99 for the download on iTunes.
It's thought that the recording of I'm In Love is not from 1963 but from the late 70s. There is no evidence of John playing the piano on any early demos and his voice sounds like the more mature Lennon of the late 70s. I'm inclined to agree with this though it is odd that he chose to revisit this 1963 throwaway he gave to The Fourmost at that time.
Interesting. That could very well be the case, with the demo. He did occasional slip into old bits. The one that I think of immediately is Ain't She Sweet.
Wow! I somehow completely missed this one... Is it still available to purchase?
Sure is. It’s still available for download on iTunes.
Im a big beatle fan where can i buy and find beatles bootlegs i only have latin music stores where i live
Use the power if the internet, my friend. Auction sites and such are a start.
I can’t find this one on iTunes
It's still available: The Beatles Bootleg Recordings 1963. It's currently $39.99 on the iTunes store.
This seems like a nice spot for a little fun fact or brag if you like. A family friend's in-law told me about his old job as refuse/garbage removal/collector and guess which was part of his route during his working day ? None other than ABBEY ROAD ! Wait it gets juicier, he had in his hands, before THROWING it into the garbage truck.... the discarded outtakes or whatever it's called, recordings of either(can't recall) Sgt.Pepper's or theAbbey Road Albums. I nearly wet myself in shocked disbelief ! This wasn't an isolated case, he also came across tapes used by The Who, The Kinks and other iconic bands of the era. All lost forever Amen, like they say. Just contemplate what would YOU have done in that same situation ??? Me keep 'em !!
Whoa! Keep 'em for sure!
Thanks ... informative. Do you also collect Solo Beatles? I’m eagerly waiting for my Flaming Pie Deluxe Edition on Monday the latest.
Hi, got mine yesterday, 3 L.P. set in presentation sleeve. Flaming Pie is a great album & one of my fav's of the era! Think you'll enjoy! 👍
I do collect solo Beatles stuff. I'm a boit of a Lennon completist, but otherwise somewhat selective. I did choose not to go in on the McCartney deluxe editions. Between Beatles releases, and solo stuff, it can add up quickly, and I had to draw the line somewhere. Flaming Pie is a great album, and I have very fond memories of listening to it when to was originally released, so I may eventually pick it up, but for now I'm holding off.
@@MagicalMysteryMike - I'm with you there Mike & most of us need to draw a financial line! I particularly liked Flaming Pie & a while back bought the 'art' of McCartney. Beatles wise, I splashed out for the deluxe re-issue of Sgt Peppers & the more recent, albeit in my case, cut down version of the White album. There's definitely big bucks or pounds in re-mastering & selling as special edition sets!
I'm a sucker for The Beatles stuff, and buy most releases, but I'd also like to retire with dignity some day. ;)
@@MagicalMysteryMike - For sure! I spent a small fortune back in the 80's & that provides the main body of my collection! Now I look for far more unusual stuff, providing it doesn't come with an unusually high price tag!! Take care.
So.....how can I get one? Although I’m sure I have the 42 BBC versions because I have all the bootleg BBC sessions
It's still available for download on iTunes. As far as the CD version, you've got the power of the internet behind you. Seek, and you shall find.
I'm aware of iTunes but never bothered. It's all MP3 lossy, isn't it? iTunes doesn't offer FLAC 16-bit/44.1kHz quality, do they?
BTW, I do have the Bob Dylan 2016 box set of all known recordings (both soundboard & audience tapes) from his 1966 tour with The Hawks (The Band) behind him. It's 33CDs in all & it's a really nice box set. Each CD comes in it's own hardboard sleeve with it's own super photograph of Dylan from the tour & the back cover looks like a studio tape. Really good deal & historical stuff. Get it!
That Dylan box sounds amazing!
Where can i buy this
I'm not sure of one source to offer. Do an internet search. Seek and ye shall find.
First and foremost, iTunes is the official place where this album is available.
Wasn’t Bad To Me released on Anthology 1?
No, it definitely did not appear on Anthology 1. I believe this acoustic demo was only first officially released on iTunes in December 2013 as part of Bootleg Recordings 1963.
Magical Mystery Mike I must have mixed it up with a bootleg I had around the time
Sounds likely. All of the tracks on this release had been pretty widely bootlegged.
Where can you buy this on a cd big beatle fan
I picked it up 5 years ago, and I don't recall from where I got it. It's not an official product, so you'll have to search around auction sites and such.
Most all of these tracks have been available since the early 90's on various bootlegs... bootlegs put together from the tapes of late EMI engineer john barrett... this digital release was only done so they...being apple... could have copyright control on the material for the next 70 years... the same with the leftover bbc material...so of course now u can get them on pirate disc ...which is what u showed...I'm a bit surprised they didn't do the same for 65 and 66 material that barrett had...but then again it's not as much material
Yes, all the tracks have been bootlegged, thus the title. It is a shame further releases weren't offered. I'm not familiar with the legal issues, but I did hear that further changes to the law may have deemed this practice unnecessary. In any event, The Beatles could release an album of Ringo flushing the toilet in 1968, and they'd make a mint off it. Apple Corp. is in no dire straits when it comes to revenue. Of course, that doesn't give others the right to steal from them.
Hey, its I am cheese
K1NGS3ND hey! Cheesy! What’s up, man? Hope you’re doing well these days!
@@MagicalMysteryMike I'm just relaxing. I hope your doing well too!
@@evil.y8 I'm hanging in there, buddy!
So, you’ll avoid the stereo box set when it comes out, but buy all this crap… and make a video about your every thought on The Beatles. 🙄
I wouldn't say I avoided the stereo box. I just chose In Mono instead and was quite content with that for years. Eventually I came to my senses... but, otherwise, yes.
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So loud
What is "So loud" referring to as being loud?