Beatles/Get Back Chronicles

The definitive video collection of “GET BACK SESSIONS”!! An amazing 3-disc DVD set that is a must-have for fans! The concept of this work is extremely simple. Videos shot by the film team during the so-called “GET BACK SESSIONS” period that started on January 2, 1969 and ended on the 31st of the same month, as well as those that were released in movies, EPKs, etc., and those that were leaked. The content has been rearranged and recorded in chronological order, including the following. It may seem simple, but if you actually watch this work, you will understand that it is quite a difficult task (it really shows the hard work of the creators). As for the audio, the A-roll and B-roll sound sources recorded by the video crew have been synchronized as much as possible, so the footage that was leaked without audio is now much more suitable for viewing than before. This is the reason why I can confidently recommend this work not only to long-time enthusiasts but also to those who are new to death games. In terms of image quality, there is a wide range of quality, from those released in recent years to those that have been dubbed and leaked many times, and there is a mixture of color and monochrome, but the content is so high that you can watch it from beginning to end at once. Without a doubt, those who are used to watching the movie “Let It Be” will be able to see the extent to which the movie was edited, so it can be said that it is a content that can be enjoyed from various perspectives. For old fans, it’s irresistible to be able to watch “House of the Rising Sun” and “Commonwealth” performed at Twickenham on January 9th, which were included on the classic album “Sweet Apple Trax” from the analog era, with video included. Also included is the rooftop concert held on the roof of the Apple building on January 30th, which is a must-see for rock fans!! In the second half of DISC 3, the trailer for the movie “Let It Be” and “Get Back” are included. For the two songs “Don’t Let Me Down”, various versions were recorded from PVs and documentary films (and rough cut versions of them), etc., and were also produced at the time of the release of “Let It Be…Naked” in 1999. / Contains video materials such as distributed PVs and trailers, and can definitely be said to be the definitive video collection of “GET BACK SESSIONS”!!