The Beatles - Another Session ... Plus
Various - Vigotone - VT 180 - SB 6
Track List:
1) Come and Get It (1982 alternate mix)
2) Leave My Kitchen Alone (1982 mono mix)
3) Not Guilty (1982 stereo mix)
4) I'm Looking Through You (take 4 - no fade)
5) What's the New Mary Jane (1968 alternate stereo mix)
6) How Do You Do It? (unedited mono mix)
7) Besame Mucho (original mono mix)
8) One After 909 (1982 mono mix)
9) If You've Got Troubles (1982 Stereo Mix)
10) That Means a Lot (1982 stereo low reverb mix)
11) While My Guitar Gently Weeps (1982 stereo mix with original ending)
12) Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (1982 stereo mix - no fade)
13) Christmastime Is Here Again (1995 B-side)
14) Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Do (muddy stereo mix)
Bonus Tracks:
15) A Hard Day's Night (1982 stereo mix with false starts)
16) She's A Woman (take one 1982 stereo mix - fragment)
17) 12-bar Original (1966 mono mix)
18) Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (1982 stereo mix)
19) I'm Looking Through You (1982 stereo mix)
From the liner notes:
Commentary from a friend: The original Sessions boot was a copy of the rejected production master, compiled by Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick. It was / is a popular boot with Beatards - at least until Anthology finally came out. When the recent cache of Barrett tapes was discovered, it was found that the actual, original mixes for those tracks were far superior to the Emerick mixes. So the good folk at Vigotone re-assembled Sessions, using, for the most part, mixes found in Barrett's collection. These are really much better ... it's a boot you'd actually put on just for general entertainment! Even if you have Anthology, these takes are much better. "Come and Get It" is now in clean stereo, and speed corrected. "Not Guilty" is finally in the correct form (Emerick re-edited it for some reason). "While My Guitar..." was butchered on Anthology - bad stereo and a totally unnecessary edit of the ending to create some silly fade-out. Here, it's in it's original, clean, and unedited form, as George recorded it. And on and on. "Ob-La-Di" is the only bummer, don't know why it is here.