Originally released : 10-29-1996
Release date        : 07-28-2003
Album name          : Anthology 3
Artist              : The Beatles

Ripped by           : Sawyer
Genre               : Rock & Roll
Label               : Apple/Capitol

Encoding Software   : Lame EOS
Quality             : --alt-preset standard

Tracks              : 50
Size of Files       : 198,1 MB

CD1

01  00:50  A Beginning
02  02:15  Happiness Is A Warm Gun
03  04:38  Helter Skelter
04  01:58  Mean Mr. Mustard
05  01:26  Polythene Pam
06  01:51  Glass Onion
07  02:25  Junk
08  02:01  Piggies
09  01:19  Honey Pie
10  02:42  Don't Pass Me By
11  02:56  Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
12  02:38  Good Night
13  02:47  Cry Baby Cry
14  02:19  Blackbird
15  04:06  Sexy Sadie
16  03:27  While My Guitar Gently Weeps
17  04:21  Hey Jude
18  03:22  Not Guilty
19  03:17  Mother Nature's Son
20  02:08  Glass Onion
21  04:13  Rocky Raccoon
22  06:12  What's The New Mary Jane
23  02:31  Step Inside Love / Los Paranoias
24  02:14  I'm So Tired
25  01:55  I Will
26  02:15  Why Don't We Do It In The Road
27  01:57  Julia

CD2

01  02:49  I've Got A Feeling
02  03:37  She Came In Through The Bathroom Window
03  04:18  Dig A Pony
04  03:27  Two Of Us
05  02:23  For You Blue
06  03:18  Teddy Boy
07  03:11  Medley: Rip It Up / Shake, Rattle And Oll / Blue Sued
08  03:41  The Long And Winding Road
09  04:08  Oh! Darling
10  03:05  All Things Must Pass
11  01:56  Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues
12  03:09  Get Back
13  03:03  Old Brown Shoe
14  02:49  Octopus's Garden
15  03:50  Maxwell's Silver Hammer
16  03:19  Something
17  03:40  Come Together
18  02:30  Come And Get It
19  02:09  Ain't She Sweet
20  02:24  Because
21  04:05  Let It Be
22  01:48  I Me Mine
23  02:51  The End

Total time: 145:3

The final installment of the Anthology series has two
discs of previously unreleased material from the White
Album era through the group's demise in early 1970. In
terms of sheer listenability, this may be the strongest
volume of the three, if only because it focuses almost
solely upon studio recordings, rather than mixing live
concerts/broadcasts and outtakes. Also, by this time
the Beatles had perfected their approach to recording,
meaning that even the early/alternate versions of many
of their cuts were often of outstanding quality.
There's some prime stuff here: "unplugged" White Album
demos from mid-'68, radically different versions of
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and "Helter Skelter," a
stringless "The Long and Winding Road," three
beautifully sung and played Harrison solo demos from
early 1969, and several songs the Beatles never
released, like "All Things Must Pass," "Not Guilty,"
"Teddy Boy," "Come and Get It," and "Junk." Not
everything here is so great that the casual consumer
will be fascinated, of course. As on previous Anthology
sets, some of these alternates are only very slightly
different from the official versions; the oldies covers
from the Let It Be era are off-the-cuff jams that
aren't up to the group's usual level of brilliance.
It's still a fascinating collection, both for the
insight it affords us into the group's creative process
at the end of their career, and for the considerable
excellence of the music itself. --Richie Unterberger
(Allmusic.com)

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