HEARING UNHEARD NUANCES
"The Beatles remasters have finally hit the street and all across the world, music fans are gorging themselves on the most fabled and revered repertoire in pop music history. This may well prove to be the last hurrah of the CD age and certainly the marketing gurus at Capital have been working overtime to make sure we've all very aware of the Beatles as we approach this holiday season. It's highly likely that the Fab Four will prove to be the best selling artists of this decade, an incredible feat for a group that disbanded nearly 40 years ago. So the question--the only question, for the Beatles are hardly an unknown quantity--is simply are these new versions worth it? Are they that much different? Should people who've already bought these albums umpteen times buy them again? I'll try to answer that question here for those of you who still might be on the fence...."
--Richard Metzger on Dangerous Minds
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