--- product_id: 148574130 title: "Abbey Road Anniversary Deluxe" price: "€ 1.95" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.fi/products/148574130-abbey-road-anniversary-deluxe store_origin: FI region: Finland --- # Abbey Road Anniversary Deluxe **Price:** € 1.95 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Abbey Road Anniversary Deluxe - **How much does it cost?** € 1.95 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fi](https://www.desertcart.fi/products/148574130-abbey-road-anniversary-deluxe) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description The Deluxe 2CD set pairs the new stereo mix, sourced directly from the original eight-track session tapes with versions taken from the session takes and demo recordings of its 17 songs, sequenced to match the album's running order. The two discs are presented in a digipak with a 40-page booklet. Review: "THE MEMORIES OF THAT FIRST SESSION ARE STILL VIVID." PAUL MCCARTNEY. - "The Beatles recording journey had gone through many twists and turns, learning curves and thrilling rides. Here we were--still wondering at the magic of it all." Paul McCartney. This is another worthwhile anniversary release of a classic Beatles album. The packaging is similar to the "Sgt. Pepper's" and the "White Album" anniversary releases. The thick, glossy slipcase (with complete track list on the back cover) holds an equally thick hardcover book. The front and back inside covers each hold two discs, which are inside glossy cardboard jackets with a track list on the back covers. The book (with sewn in binding) has a Forward by Paul McCartney, an Introduction by Giles Martin, plus chapters by Beatles historian Ken Howlett--"The Route To Abbey Road", "Track By Track", "The Cover", and "The Arrival Of Abbey Road". David Hepworth has a chapter titled "And In The End". The track by track text (which includes info on the "Sessions" tracks) is usually two pages for each song and is both interesting and informative. Also included are many rare photos from the sessions (including Linda McCartney's photographs), plus repros of handwritten lyrics, recording data sheets, and tape boxes--everything adding to the feel of that time period. The presentation is up to high standards for such an important album as this. The music. Besides the 2019 mix of the original album, the session tracks too have good sound. If you're familiar with the last reissue of this album, the sound isn't to far from that version to my ears--everything seems to be in the right place in the mix. The 23 outtakes sound every bit as good as the album. The Blue-Ray disc is well worth having--the quality--in Dolby Atmos 5.1 master audio and High Resolution Stereo Mix--is a good addition to this set. Disc 1 is the original album which is familiar to most all of us so no real comment is needed. Discs 2 and 3 have the outtakes, and this is where the fun begins. The tracks are in chronological order which is a good thing--no guessing about the recording sequence. There's some studio chat from the group and they sound like they're having a good time in the studio--joking around a bit. Several of the outtakes are close to the finished songs in feel as we know them. But there's also some goodies that make these sessions worth hearing. A few things I like: Included are takes of "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", "Something" (with a different feel from the tune we know), "Old Brown Shoe", "Here Comes The Sun" (also with a different feel from the album track), "Come Together", "Sun King", plus a demo of "Come And Get It" (made famous by that great band Badfinger), and three instrumental tracks--which give insight into how the music came together. Also give a listen to "The Long One" which includes eight shorter songs heard on the album, which gives some perspective on the finished album. But there's other good things included and everyone will have their own favorites--to each his own. I have to say for me that this album has always been near the top of Beatles albums. It's the one I find myself reaching for unless I need a dose of early Beatles. The outtakes plus a really nice book with informative essays and rare photos makes this another good addition alongside the previous anniversary sets--even at ninety bucks or so--which seems a bit high. But when you slip the book out of its slipcase and see the quality, and when you hear the all the music, the price tag slips back into your head. This is a worthwhile purchase for "Abbey Road" and/ or Beatles fans in general. And for "Abbey Road" fans, check out Bruce Spizer's latest book about "Abbey Road". It's similar to his other books on the "Sgt. Pepper's" and the "White Album" releases. Review: The Beatles Abbey Road As You've Never Heard It Before! - What is here is definitely 5 Star(r) Beatles music! "Abbey Road" never sounded this good! It's pristine with nuances and sounds that were buried in the eight track 1969 mix. Now with 2019's 16 technology you hear "Abbey Road" as close to how The Beatles themselves heard when they recorded it. Bravo to Giles, Sam and their entire team. I have been a fan of The Beatles since they first appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on February 9. 1964 and have everything they legitimately released and, for me, this is the definitive, "Go To" version of "Abbey Road"! The 2 CDs of outtakes are a joy to hear and, unlike some reviewers who said they are only worthy of being listened to once, I listen to and enjoy them frequently. My favorite outtakes are "Come Together (Take 5)"; "I Want You (She's So Heavy) Trident Mix (with Billy Preston's excellent organ solo coda); "The Ballad of John and Yoko (Take 7)"; "The End (Take 3)" (with different guitar parts and a different drum solo from Ringo) and "The Long One" (The Abbey Road Side 2 medley with "Her Majesty" appearing between "Mean Mr. Mustard and "Polythene Pam". "The Long One" and "TBOJ&Y" only appear on the Box Set version. Also noteworthy and only available on the Box Set are George Martin's isolated orchestral instrumental tracks for "Something" and "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight". I really don't have the perfect system to do the Blu-ray justice but I will play it at some point. The hardcover book is well researched and of quality printing, full of many facts and photos. Many of the photos were taken by Linda McCartney. RIP John, George and Linda. You live on through your work. The Beatles always tried to be different and try new things with each album. With "Abbey Road" they reached their pinnacle with their last album. "Abbey Road" has always been my favorite Beatles album for that reason. Is this a perfect set? No. I would have liked "Something" with the added keyboard coda that has been bootlegged for years on this set. Also, I would have liked a version of "Here Comes The Sun" with Harrison's unused guitar solo that Giles discovered during the making of Martin Scorsese's 2011 documentary film "Living In The Material World" melded together into its own take. There is bonus footage from the movie's DVD/Blu-ray of Giles Martin, George Martin and Dhani Harrison listening to it. George Martin had forgotten about it or the fact that they hadn't used it on the take that made the original album and Dhani had never heard it before. I also wish the audio version of "Octopus' Garden" from the "Let It Be" film with different lyrics had been included. It features Ringo Starr playing part of the song on piano for George Harrison. The lyrics are: "I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade. It would be nice, paradise, in an octopus' garden in the shade." Those 3 things would have made it perfect and 5+ Star(r)s for me, but I digress. This set is worth every penny for what it is! desertcart also offers it at a great price. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Asin | B07VLMMG2F | | Date First Available | August 7, 2019 | | Item Model Number | 602577915079 | | Label | Capitol | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | Capitol | | Number Of Discs | 2 | | Original Release Date | 2019 | | Product Dimensions | 5.59 x 5 x 0.31 inches; 4.37 ounces | ## Images ![Abbey Road Anniversary Deluxe - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A19M5TR8iYL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "THE MEMORIES OF THAT FIRST SESSION ARE STILL VIVID." PAUL MCCARTNEY. *by S***N on September 27, 2019* "The Beatles recording journey had gone through many twists and turns, learning curves and thrilling rides. Here we were--still wondering at the magic of it all." Paul McCartney. This is another worthwhile anniversary release of a classic Beatles album. The packaging is similar to the "Sgt. Pepper's" and the "White Album" anniversary releases. The thick, glossy slipcase (with complete track list on the back cover) holds an equally thick hardcover book. The front and back inside covers each hold two discs, which are inside glossy cardboard jackets with a track list on the back covers. The book (with sewn in binding) has a Forward by Paul McCartney, an Introduction by Giles Martin, plus chapters by Beatles historian Ken Howlett--"The Route To Abbey Road", "Track By Track", "The Cover", and "The Arrival Of Abbey Road". David Hepworth has a chapter titled "And In The End". The track by track text (which includes info on the "Sessions" tracks) is usually two pages for each song and is both interesting and informative. Also included are many rare photos from the sessions (including Linda McCartney's photographs), plus repros of handwritten lyrics, recording data sheets, and tape boxes--everything adding to the feel of that time period. The presentation is up to high standards for such an important album as this. The music. Besides the 2019 mix of the original album, the session tracks too have good sound. If you're familiar with the last reissue of this album, the sound isn't to far from that version to my ears--everything seems to be in the right place in the mix. The 23 outtakes sound every bit as good as the album. The Blue-Ray disc is well worth having--the quality--in Dolby Atmos 5.1 master audio and High Resolution Stereo Mix--is a good addition to this set. Disc 1 is the original album which is familiar to most all of us so no real comment is needed. Discs 2 and 3 have the outtakes, and this is where the fun begins. The tracks are in chronological order which is a good thing--no guessing about the recording sequence. There's some studio chat from the group and they sound like they're having a good time in the studio--joking around a bit. Several of the outtakes are close to the finished songs in feel as we know them. But there's also some goodies that make these sessions worth hearing. A few things I like: Included are takes of "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", "Something" (with a different feel from the tune we know), "Old Brown Shoe", "Here Comes The Sun" (also with a different feel from the album track), "Come Together", "Sun King", plus a demo of "Come And Get It" (made famous by that great band Badfinger), and three instrumental tracks--which give insight into how the music came together. Also give a listen to "The Long One" which includes eight shorter songs heard on the album, which gives some perspective on the finished album. But there's other good things included and everyone will have their own favorites--to each his own. I have to say for me that this album has always been near the top of Beatles albums. It's the one I find myself reaching for unless I need a dose of early Beatles. The outtakes plus a really nice book with informative essays and rare photos makes this another good addition alongside the previous anniversary sets--even at ninety bucks or so--which seems a bit high. But when you slip the book out of its slipcase and see the quality, and when you hear the all the music, the price tag slips back into your head. This is a worthwhile purchase for "Abbey Road" and/ or Beatles fans in general. And for "Abbey Road" fans, check out Bruce Spizer's latest book about "Abbey Road". It's similar to his other books on the "Sgt. Pepper's" and the "White Album" releases. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Beatles Abbey Road As You've Never Heard It Before! *by A***N on December 16, 2019* What is here is definitely 5 Star(r) Beatles music! "Abbey Road" never sounded this good! It's pristine with nuances and sounds that were buried in the eight track 1969 mix. Now with 2019's 16 technology you hear "Abbey Road" as close to how The Beatles themselves heard when they recorded it. Bravo to Giles, Sam and their entire team. I have been a fan of The Beatles since they first appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on February 9. 1964 and have everything they legitimately released and, for me, this is the definitive, "Go To" version of "Abbey Road"! The 2 CDs of outtakes are a joy to hear and, unlike some reviewers who said they are only worthy of being listened to once, I listen to and enjoy them frequently. My favorite outtakes are "Come Together (Take 5)"; "I Want You (She's So Heavy) Trident Mix (with Billy Preston's excellent organ solo coda); "The Ballad of John and Yoko (Take 7)"; "The End (Take 3)" (with different guitar parts and a different drum solo from Ringo) and "The Long One" (The Abbey Road Side 2 medley with "Her Majesty" appearing between "Mean Mr. Mustard and "Polythene Pam". "The Long One" and "TBOJ&Y" only appear on the Box Set version. Also noteworthy and only available on the Box Set are George Martin's isolated orchestral instrumental tracks for "Something" and "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight". I really don't have the perfect system to do the Blu-ray justice but I will play it at some point. The hardcover book is well researched and of quality printing, full of many facts and photos. Many of the photos were taken by Linda McCartney. RIP John, George and Linda. You live on through your work. The Beatles always tried to be different and try new things with each album. With "Abbey Road" they reached their pinnacle with their last album. "Abbey Road" has always been my favorite Beatles album for that reason. Is this a perfect set? No. I would have liked "Something" with the added keyboard coda that has been bootlegged for years on this set. Also, I would have liked a version of "Here Comes The Sun" with Harrison's unused guitar solo that Giles discovered during the making of Martin Scorsese's 2011 documentary film "Living In The Material World" melded together into its own take. There is bonus footage from the movie's DVD/Blu-ray of Giles Martin, George Martin and Dhani Harrison listening to it. George Martin had forgotten about it or the fact that they hadn't used it on the take that made the original album and Dhani had never heard it before. I also wish the audio version of "Octopus' Garden" from the "Let It Be" film with different lyrics had been included. It features Ringo Starr playing part of the song on piano for George Harrison. The lyrics are: "I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade. It would be nice, paradise, in an octopus' garden in the shade." Those 3 things would have made it perfect and 5+ Star(r)s for me, but I digress. This set is worth every penny for what it is! Amazon also offers it at a great price. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great purchase *by C***R on August 16, 2026* Great! Must have album for any Beatles fan or just good music fan in general. Amazon had the best prices around by far. Delivery was fast ## Frequently Bought Together - Abbey Road Anniversary Edition Deluxe - The Beatles (White Album) [3CD] - Sgt. 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