A little not-so-hidden gem I found involving "The Long And Winding Road"

[gamegyro56]

I must be the only person in the world left that likes Spector's version the best.

You and John Lennon.

[Pectoralz]

Most people tend to enjoy the first version they hear, so no, I like Spector's version also, though I still think the album could be alot better.

[MostSpartan14]

You and John Lennon.

And me.

[juan29zapata]

And me.

And me! I'm a sucker for orchestrations, and the Let it Be album is no different from that. Hope they use the Specter version for DLC! After all, is the canon version.

[gamegyro56]

*looks at Pectoralz's and juan29zapata's avatars*
Oh sh*t.

[ArchangelZero]

*looks at Pectoralz's and juan29zapata's avatars*
Oh sh*t.

Half the Beatles fans on this website have that avatar lol.

[gamegyro56]

Half the Beatles fans on this website have that avatar lol.

Well not on the same page. 2012 is coming early.

[wrecklass]

Undoubtedly they will use the canon version for any DLC. So if you don't like the original prepare to be disappointed.

Still, I must say I am torn on this topic. I was surprised when I heard Let It Be on vinyl when it was released. It was just so un-Beatles. Yet, it grew on me. I have to say if the Naked version had been released first, I would prefer it. But I have to go with my old love for the original.

[Mumrikus]

Anthology 3 version is great, but I like all of them Sure, the spector version is waaaaaay overdone, but it's epic. But i think spector did a nice job overall, especially on Let it Be (The only let it be that has a good guitar solo) and I Me Mine (Always like the spector version better)

[Dakeeb]

The Anthology version of Tomorrow Never Knows sucks. It's interesting as a look at Lennon's creative process, but seriously...it stays on one chord the entire time, whereas in the final version, the chord change on "It is not dying..." is like the best part of the song.