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Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup

They slither while they pass they slip away across the universe

Pools of sorrow, waves of joy are drifting through my open mind

Jai guru deva om nothin's gonna change my world

Nothin's gonna change my world

Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes

Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letter box

They tumble blindly as they make their way across the universe

Nothin's gonna change my world

Nothin's gonna change my world

Sounds of laughter shades of life are ringing through my open ears

Limitless undying love which shines around me like a million suns

Jai guru deva om nothin's gonna change my world

Nothin's gonna change my world

Jai guru deva

Jai guru deva

Jai guru deva

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Artist: The Beatles
Title: River Rhine Tapes
Year Of Release: 1969
Label: Secret Garden ‎– SGCD 08/09/10
Genre: Rock, Pop
Quality: FLAC (tracks)/320 kbps
Total Time: 03:31:47
Total Size: 1.14 GB/488 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

At the end of 1968, when internal disagreements among the Beatles put them before a choice: to change something or diverge, Paul came up with the idea of ​​returning (“Get Back”) to what had united the Liverpool four - to live performances. Many different options were discussed, but it was decided to stop on a TV presentation in front of a small audience at the Twickenham film studio, where Hey Jude's promotional video had been shot before.
This was the beginning of the most difficult and destructive 'enterprise' of The Beatles, which received the name 'The Get Back Sessions'. On January 2, 1969, having gathered at a film studio, John, Ringo and George suddenly announced to Paul that they were not going to follow his lead, and after a little scandal no one knew what to do next. Dennis O'Dell, the producer of the TV show, saved the situation and suggested that the guys just film the rehearsals to subsequently include this material in the 60-minute Beatles At Work documentary, which was supposed to be aired either shortly before or immediately after 'main' show.
O'Dell decided to shoot in a 'reporting' style, several cameras were set up, and sound was recorded on Nagra two-track tape recorders, which in those years were widely used both on television and in movies, since it allowed recording a sync signal, which subsequently used when applying sound to an image - these are the “beeps” that are heard from time to time on the recording. In order to avoid losses, recording was carried out immediately on 2 tape recorders - the length of a quarter-inch roll of the heater was only 16 minutes, and the film was changed alternately. So there were 2 sets of tapes - 'Roll A' and 'Roll B', later known as 'AB Tapes'.
On January 15th, it became obvious that the Beatles were so used to the 'studio' mode of working on the material that rehearsing 'the old fashioned way' live, they won’t achieve much. The idea of ​​a TV concert was abandoned and the group decided to move to Apple Studio to record an album, the name of which at that moment was the only one that all the band members agreed on - Get Back, and the TV crew had no choice but to follow them and continue the documentary filming in the group’s own studio.
River Rhine Tapes is a compilation made by Heyricky Records of the most interesting fragments from almost 100 (!) Hours of AB Tapes, referring specifically to the rehearsal period in Twickenham, a kind of Best Of. The recording was not subjected to any sound processing.

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