There is, in my opinion, only one way to release this as DLC. They would have to make it into a Abbey Road Medley Type thing, where you play the entire thing through in one go. It works perfectly, because all the songs feed into each other. You would, of course, get all the songs in singular form, but some of the songs are unchanged in almost every way. I think that this is the only way that this "album" would sell. While I'm here I might as well express some dreamscape ideas.

Because - Dear Prudence field. 'Nuff said

Get Back - Starts off in Abbey road and then transitions into the rooftop, but the sky will be fast moving and changing colors like in Good Morning Good Morning.

Glass Onion - After Get Back, they will transport to the I Am the Walrus place.

Eleanor Rigby / Julia - The same place where She's Leaving Home took place.

I Am The Walrus - I Am The Walrus place... again.

I Want To Hold Your Hand - This will be at the Ed Sullivan theatre, except that they are their older selves instead of their younger selves, and there will be no one in there.

Drive My Car / the Word / What You're Doing - Budakon, except that they are their older selves and that no one is in the stands.

Gnik Nus - This will serve as a transition back to Abbey Road Studios. It will be the same as the Sun King dreamscape, except in reverse.

Something - Same as its normal version, except that the color is different. Maybe more red. At the end, where the Blue Jay Way organ starts playing, its time for WYWY space stuff to come out!

BFBMK/IWY/Helter Skelter - BFBMK will acutally be in the studio. But when it goes into IWY and Helter Skelter, It will use a combination of Helter Skelter background and a very blurry effect, like at the end of IWY.

Help! - All Black and White. Thats it. Plain and Simple.

Blackbird / Yesterday - The bird thing from ADITL and then it will just be paul with his acoustic guitar (like Her Majesty).P.S. Bass will be the strings in Yesterday.

Strawberry Fields Forever - Good Morning Good Morning field.

WYWY / TNK - Same as on-disc version.

LSWD - Same as on-disc version.

Octopus's Garden - Starts with the strings (Guitar). Ringo is in the studio by himself, but the studio is in that water state for The on disc version of the song. Then it uses the same dreamscape for the on disc version. During the solo, George will be saying, "Fab" and all the other stuff he says. At the end, for Sung King, It would be the Sun thing again.

Lady Madonna - It would be just like Hey Bulldog, but in green (for some reason that song reminds me of green).

HCTS / The Inner Light - It would be Harrison Hill, but in its rainy/sunny state.

CT/DP/Cry Baby Cry - Same as on disc, but at the end, they are on Harrison

Revolution - Same as on disc.

BUSSR - Same as on disc.

WMGGW - George alone in the studio. As the strings (bass) come in, It will go into a colorful state.

ADITL - Same as on Disc, except for they are their older selves.

Hey Jude - It will be just like Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight

SPLHCB - It will be them in the studio with changing colors and stuff.

All You Need Is Love - Them in the studio with a purple back ground thing going on. Lyrics will pop up. At the end, when they start saying "good night to ye's all" It will be their younger selves. And then the screen will be black. It is over.

I think I Want You/Helter Skelter would look a lot cooler if it was on the rooftop with the sky transitioning into the Helter Skelter dreamscape background. Then the whole world melts away leaving nothing but The Beatles.

It'd actually be pretty interesting to get Love and be able to play it as one song.

Get Back would be best played by "Cavern Club" Beatles on the Rooftop, since the basis was to get back to their old sound.

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Originally Posted by CCDaDon

Get Back would be best played by "Cavern Club" Beatles on the Rooftop, since the basis was to get back to their old sound.

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I love it, actually. Or they could just switch between them, either constantly or each verse.

Short question: is the album Love worth it? I kinda always only listened to the normal albums, and thought this was just a fun but still "odd" side project. So, would you say the album adds enough quality touches to the songs to warrant a buy?

I would be mad if Hey Jude was made to be released with it, because I want the real 8 minute version, and it seems like it'd be likely that they wouldn't care about the real one if they released this one.

Also, not all of the songs seep into one another. Hey Jude has a separate intro, for example.

I mean, I'd love some really rearranged Love tracks, but only if we could still get the real versions, too. And if I had to pick, I'd want the real versions.

i think for help they should be doing stuff like in the film, ie. playing in the snow, running away from killers, you know, usual beattle stuff

for Eleanor rigby/julia, they should be in a grave yard playing instruments while what happens in the song goes on around them, then at the end it shows eleanor rigby's grave

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Short question: is the album Love worth it? I kinda always only listened to the normal albums, and thought this was just a fun but still "odd" side project. So, would you say the album adds enough quality touches to the songs to warrant a buy?

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Personally, yes, it's worth it, for the most part. It's great if you actually have the album and you can pop it into your car stereo or whatever and listen to it all the way through.

Where it doesn't translate well is if you put it on an iPod or something. Yes, you can listen to it the whole way through on that, too, but I'm sure I'm not alone in putting my iPod on shuffle and letting it randomly pick songs. Because a lot of the songs blend into one another, the transitions get cut off and you're often jumping into and out of songs.

But if you have the cash and are up for a neat, unique Beatles experience, check it out.

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Get Back would be best played by "Cavern Club" Beatles on the Rooftop, since the basis was to get back to their old sound.

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Sounds as far away as their old sound as anything IMO.

I think the whole Love album would be kinda pointless for release. All I know is that Because should just be them in a black room and you just see their faces, Bohemian Rhapsody style.