The Beatles - discography (2009 Remastered) [mininova]

A Hard Day´s Night (1964)2. I Should Have Known Better - 19283417 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)12. You Can't Do That - 18870210 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)1. A Hard Day's Night - 18606711 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)10. Things We Said Today - 18583887 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)11. When I Get Home - 16333711 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)13. I'll Be Back - 15816014 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)5. And I Love Her - 15686823 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)8. Any Time At All - 15510074 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)7. Can't Buy Me Love - 15414452 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)3. If I Fell - 15369938 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)6. Tell Me Why - 15350380 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)4. I'm Happy Just To Dance With You - 13986912 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)9. I'll Cry Instead - 12988686 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)Folder.jpg - 402175 bytes A Hard Day´s Night (1964)A Hard Day's Night (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2376 bytes Abbey Road (1969)6. I Want You (She's So Heavy) - 49949246 bytes Abbey Road (1969)1. Come Together - 26291843 bytes Abbey Road (1969)9. You Never Give Me Your Money - 23873670 bytes Abbey Road (1969)4. Oh! Darling - 22912888 bytes Abbey Road (1969)3. Maxwell's Silver Hammer - 21541810 bytes Abbey Road (1969)7. Here Comes The Sun - 20891480 bytes Abbey Road (1969)2. Something - 18634675 bytes Abbey Road (1969)5. Octopus's Garden - 18065392 bytes Abbey Road (1969)8. Because - 16883269 bytes Abbey Road (1969)16. The End - 14063605 bytes Abbey Road (1969)13. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window - 13589728 bytes Abbey Road (1969)10. Sun King - 13452700 bytes Abbey Road (1969)15. Carry That Weight - 10561675 bytes Abbey Road (1969)14. Golden Slumbers - 8637172 bytes Abbey Road (1969)12. Polythene Pam - 8089779 bytes Abbey Road (1969)11. Mean Mr. Mustard - 7713381 bytes Abbey Road (1969)17. Her Majesty - 2070155 bytes Abbey Road (1969)Folder.jpg - 631407 bytes Abbey Road (1969)Abbey Road (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2786 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)10. Honey Don't - 19946141 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)8. Eight Days A Week - 18928086 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)7. Medley A. Kansas City B. Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey - 182... Beatles For Sale (1964)4. Rock And Roll Music - 18264073 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)12. I Don't Want To Spoil The Party - 17934575 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)2. I'm A Loser - 17203209 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)14. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby - 17043006 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)13. What You're Doing - 16756034 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)6. Mr. Moonlight - 16275107 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)1. No Reply - 14777481 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)3. Baby's In Black - 14605372 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)11. Every Little Thing - 13621590 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)9. Words Of Love - 12936446 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)5. I'll Follow The Sun - 11296253 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)Folder.jpg - 405083 bytes Beatles For Sale (1964)Beatles For Sale (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2534 bytes Help! (1965)7. Ticket To Ride - 21298828 bytes Help! (1965)14. Dizzy Miss Lizzy - 20553478 bytes Help! (1965)11. Tell Me What You See - 17740733 bytes Help! (1965)2. The Night Before - 17509049 bytes Help! (1965)10. You Like Me Too Much - 17158112 bytes Help! (1965)8. Act Naturally - 16421370 bytes Help! (1965)1. Help! - 16002437 bytes Help! (1965)4. I Need You - 15976452 bytes Help! (1965)6. You're Going To Lose That Girl - 15400034 bytes Help! (1965)5. Another Girl - 14195628 bytes Help! (1965)12. I`ve Just Seen A Face - 14068028 bytes Help! (1965)3. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - 14048811 bytes Help! (1965)9. It's Only Love - 13367409 bytes Help! (1965)13. Yesterday - 12337418 bytes Help! (1965)folder.jpg - 27184 bytes Help! (1965)Help! (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2359 bytes Let It Be (1970)2. Dig A Pony - 24029123 bytes Let It Be (1970)6. Let It Be - 24008280 bytes Let It Be (1970)8. I've Got A Feeling - 23733626 bytes Let It Be (1970)1. Two Of Us - 22806471 bytes Let It Be (1970)10. The Long And Winding Road - 22152821 bytes Let It Be (1970)3. Across The Universe - 21924424 bytes Let It Be (1970)9. One After 909 - 19998165 bytes Let It Be (1970)12. Get Back - 17745803 bytes Let It Be (1970)4. I Me Mine - 15142117 bytes Let It Be (1970)11. For You Blue - 14903051 bytes Let It Be (1970)5. Dig It - 4899016 bytes Let It Be (1970)7. Maggie Mae - 4170505 bytes Let It Be (1970)Folder.jpg - 355639 bytes Let It Be (1970)Let It Be (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 1946 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)6. I Am The Walrus - 30768990 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)11. All You Need Is Love - 25171028 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)4. Blue Jay Way - 24471045 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)8. Strawberry Fields Forever - 24104016 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)7. Hello Goodbye - 23778837 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)10. Baby You're A Rich Man - 19313429 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)9. Penny Lane - 19173418 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)1. Magical Mystery Tour - 18834308 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)2. The Fool On The Hill - 18382609 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)5. Your Mother Should Know - 15496858 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)3. Flying - 12431415 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)Folder.jpg - 1039265 bytes Magical Mystery Tour (1967)Magical Mystery Tour (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2024 bytes Past Masters I (2009)12. Slow Down - 20331417 bytes Past Masters I (2009)15. She's A Woman - 19574566 bytes Past Masters I (2009)6. I Want To Hold Your Hand - 17163299 bytes Past Masters I (2009)17. Yes It Is - 17037685 bytes Past Masters I (2009)9. Sie Liebt Dich - 16678769 bytes Past Masters I (2009)16. Bad Boy - 16653202 bytes Past Masters I (2009)18. I'm Down - 16309382 bytes Past Masters I (2009)11. I Call Your Name - 15466367 bytes Past Masters I (2009)8. Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand - 15183098 bytes Past Masters I (2009)14. I Feel Fine - 15122809 bytes Past Masters I (2009)10. Long Tall Sally - 14709076 bytes Past Masters I (2009)7. This Boy - 14402448 bytes Past Masters I (2009)3. Thank You Girl - 13853052 bytes Past Masters I (2009)13. Matchbox - 13741732 bytes Past Masters I (2009)2. From Me To You - 13351475 bytes Past Masters I (2009)4. She Loves You - 10798065 bytes Past Masters I (2009)1. Love Me Do - 10006773 bytes Past Masters I (2009)5. I'll Get You - 9558674 bytes Past Masters I (2009)Folder.jpg - 63613 bytes Past Masters I (2009)Past Masters Disc 1 (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 3166 bytes Past Masters II (2009)7. Hey Jude - 48357928 bytes Past Masters II (2009)13. Across The Universe - 24539474 bytes Past Masters II (2009)12. Old Brown Shoe - 23288385 bytes Past Masters II (2009)14. Let It Be - 22966626 bytes Past Masters II (2009)10. Don't Let Me Down - 22625190 bytes Past Masters II (2009)8. Revolution - 22499473 bytes Past Masters II (2009)11. The Ballad Of John And Yoko - 20610496 bytes Past Masters II (2009)9. Get Back - 19910107 bytes Past Masters II (2009)4. Rain - 19899298 bytes Past Masters II (2009)1. Day Tripper - 18042858 bytes Past Masters II (2009)6. The Inner Light - 17435630 bytes Past Masters II (2009)15. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) - 16949841 bytes Past Masters II (2009)5. Lady Madonna - 15804765 bytes Past Masters II (2009)2. We Can Work It Out - 15570468 bytes Past Masters II (2009)3. Paperback Writer - 15295043 bytes Past Masters II (2009)Folder.jpg - 33762 bytes Past Masters II (2009)Past Masters Disc 2 (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2616 bytes Please Please Me (1963)1. I Saw Her Standing There - 20627315 bytes Please Please Me (1963)3. Anna (Go To Him) - 19047801 bytes Please Please Me (1963)14. Twist And Shout - 17785267 bytes Please Please Me (1963)10. Baby It's You - 17281325 bytes Please Please Me (1963)4. Chains - 16567912 bytes Please Please Me (1963)5. Boys - 16008726 bytes Please Please Me (1963)6. Ask Me Why - 15539742 bytes Please Please Me (1963)7. Please Please Me - 13787096 bytes Please Please Me (1963)12. A Taste Of Honey - 12984440 bytes Please Please Me (1963)11. Do You Want To Know A Secret - 12488655 bytes Please Please Me (1963)13. There's A Place - 12385476 bytes Please Please Me (1963)2. Misery - 12301181 bytes Please Please Me (1963)8. Love Me Do - 10057293 bytes Please Please Me (1963)9. P.S. I Love You - 8724528 bytes Please Please Me (1963)Folder.jpg - 473696 bytes Please Please Me (1963)Please Please Me (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2477 bytes Revolver (1966)14. Tomorrow Never Knows - 21662995 bytes Revolver (1966)3. I'm Only Sleeping - 19962191 bytes Revolver (1966)4. Love You To - 19666460 bytes Revolver (1966)1. Taxman - 17805756 bytes Revolver (1966)13. Got To Get You Into My Life - 17056073 bytes Revolver (1966)6. Yellow Submarine - 17003349 bytes Revolver (1966)7. She Said She Said - 16753707 bytes Revolver (1966)12. I Want To Tell You - 16166831 bytes Revolver (1966)11. Doctor Robert - 14944498 bytes Revolver (1966)9. And Your Bird Can Sing - 14714721 bytes Revolver (1966)5. Here, There And Everywhere - 14665523 bytes Revolver (1966)8. Good Day Sunshine - 13853613 bytes Revolver (1966)10. For No One - 12810913 bytes Revolver (1966)2. Eleanor Rigby - 12697578 bytes Revolver (1966)Folder.jpg - 3481874 bytes Revolver (1966)Revolver (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2405 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)3. You Won't See Me - 22801193 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)6. The Word - 19297534 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)8. What Goes On - 18459961 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)4. Nowhere Man - 18283624 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)1. Drive My Car - 16474794 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)9. Girl - 16187680 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)14. Run For Your Life - 16142391 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)7. Michelle - 16087998 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)5. Think For Yourself - 16064825 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)13. If I Needed Someone - 16053726 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)10. I'm Looking Through You - 16015915 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)12. Wait - 15444765 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)11. In My Life - 15175379 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)2. Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown) - 13510634 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)Folder.jpg - 483412 bytes Rubber Soul (1965)Rubber Soul (2009 Remaster).cue - 2287 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)8. Within You Without You - 34507... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)13. A Day In The Life - 32646433 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)3. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - The Beatles.flac ... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)6. She's Leaving Home - 21416388 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)11. Good Morning Good Morning - 18... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)4. Getting Better - 18352816 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)7. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite - The Beatles.fl... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)2. With A Little Help From My Friends - The Beatles.... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)10. Lovely Rita - 17756268 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)5. Fixing A Hole - 17246117 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)9. When I'm Sixty-Four - 15426469 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)1. Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)12. Sgt Peppers..(Reprise) - 92576... Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)Folder.jpg - 528891 bytes Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (2009 Stereo Rem... The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)7. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - 31295... The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)14. Don't Pass Me By - 24519367 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)2. Dear Prudence - 24166307 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)13. Rocky Raccoon - 22870828 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)4. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da - 21596042 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)6. The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill - The Beatles.fla... The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)1. Back In The U.S.S.R. - 19188750 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)8. Happiness Is A Warm Gun - 17072295 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)17. Julia - 16658554 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)9. Martha My Dear - 15235372 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)3. Glass Onion - 14523368 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)12. Piggies - 14013673 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)11. Blackbird - 13370438 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)10. I'm So Tired - 12285803 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)16. I Will - 11095778 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)15. Why Don't We Do It In The Road - 102... The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)5. Wild Honey Pie - 5809913 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)Folder.jpg - 15119 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD1 (1968)The Beatles Disc 1 (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2714 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)12. Revolution 9 - 47852103 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)6. Helter Skelter - 30525065 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)8. Revolution 1 - 27574331 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)2. Yer Blues - 25923042 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)10. Savoy Truffle - 19823780 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)5. Sexy Sadie - 19712279 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)11. Cry Baby Cry - 18898343 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)1. Birthday - 18509110 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)13. Good Night - 18314919 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)4. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monk... The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)7. Long, Long, Long - 16588292 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)3. Mother Nature's Son - 16028253 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)9. Honey Pie - 15900506 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)Folder.jpg - 6689 bytes The Beatles [White Album] CD2 (1968)The Beatles Disc 2 (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2240 bytes With The Beatles (1963)10. You Really Got A Hold On Me - 20954289 bytes With The Beatles (1963)14. Money (That's What I Want) - 20926947 bytes With The Beatles (1963)8. Roll Over Beethoven - 19670930 bytes With The Beatles (1963)7. Please Mister Postman - 18624335 bytes With The Beatles (1963)9. Hold Me Tight - 18193769 bytes With The Beatles (1963)12. Devil In Her Heart - 18156029 bytes With The Beatles (1963)4. Don't Bother Me - 17886329 bytes With The Beatles (1963)1. It Won't Be Long - 16087328 bytes With The Beatles (1963)3. All My Loving - 15204150 bytes With The Beatles (1963)13. Not A Second Time - 15076561 bytes With The Beatles (1963)11. I Wanna Be Your Man - 14457819 bytes With The Beatles (1963)2. All I've Got To Do - 14014120 bytes With The Beatles (1963)6. Till There Was You - 13241716 bytes With The Beatles (1963)5. Little Me - 12266760 bytes With The Beatles (1963)Folder.jpg - 179437 bytes With The Beatles (1963)With the Beatles (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2532 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)5. It's All Too Much - 44366774 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)6. All You Need Is Love - 25100518 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)4. Hey Bulldog - 21042620 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)10. Sea Of Monsters - 19072488 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)1. Yellow Submarine - 16856347 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)2. Only A Northern Song - 15593327 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)8. Sea Of Time - 15343683 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)3. All Together Now - 13897463 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)7. Pepperland - 13615125 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)11. March Of The Meanies - 13139937 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)13. Yellow Submarine In Pepperland - 12368883 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)9. Sea Of Holes - 11505281 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)12. Pepperland Laid Waste - 10905669 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)Folder.jpg - 440426 bytes Yellow Submarine (1969)Yellow Submarine (2009 Stereo Remaster).cue - 2323 bytes

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

 Kitlope (2009-09-23)

Why don't you get a life and author your own torrents?

rippervanwinkle (2009-09-23)

Does this qualify for lamest release of the day?

srw567 (2009-09-23)

I don't get it...yes..not many details, but the guy puts up a nice flac recording like this and gets dogged on. Not me. Thank you spotted_jackal. All a downloader needs to do here is load the torrent and you can see exactly what's on it. I'm looking forward to this... ;-)

rippervanwinkle (2009-09-23)

srw567
It's because some else released the exact same torrent last week, and that someone else put in the work and dedicated their bandwidth to seeding it.

And then some lamer comes along and pretends they are the one releasing it.
spotted_jackal is a scavenging_bitch

rippervanwinkle (2009-09-24)

I make my releases on Demonoid, and they are my releases, not someone elses's. That means I obtained the retail CD, ripped and encoded it, scanned the covers and dedicated my bandwidth, and then keep the release seeded indefinitely.
What you have done is simply take someone else's well seeded release from this very board and a week later pretend it is your own. That is pathetic.
Any fool can copy a link and pretend they did something more, and you are any fool.

rippervanwinkle (2009-09-25)

1: I'm not claiming it's my release, or that you found it on Demonoid.
2: You are that is claiming it is your release.
3: It's proven by the link below that it is *not* your release. You found it here at piratebay and then recycled it and now you pretend it's your release.
It was posted on September 15
That *original* release is well seeded and did not need the "help" of some recycling lamer.
4: You are a fake, and a lazy stupid one too.

 Kitlope (2009-09-25)

You stupid fuck you did the same to me and me Lee Aaron torrent a few weeks ago. I ripped and authored the torrent and started upping it on a few sites, once I tried to submit it to TPB I couldn't because you had already put the link up.
You edited out my name, picked apart my description and essentially took credit for my release. And here I am the one actually doing the initial seeding while Pirate Bay n00bs pat you on the back!
Unlike you, I take pride in my releases and my name in the title of my torrents equals quality. A lot of people enjoy my FLAC releases and over the last couple yaers I have had many many positive comments and private messages at Demonoid. & many other sites.
In jacking my torrent you have denied the members of TPB a proper Kitlope release which is a real shame. And I see I am not alone as you have done this with hundreds of torrents.
As was said, you're nothing but a scavenging fuck that should have your "trusted" icon taken away and hung upside down by you're balls. You are not a part of the community since you're nothing more than a narrcistic, selfish tool that leeches off others work.
Kitlope

 Kitlope (2009-09-25)

Whats to communicate? You're ripping off valued members in the file sharing community. Do you not understand that?
You obviously don't comprehend our concerns but instead put you're personal spin on posting style & language within these comments. Who gives a fuck about that, it doesn't change the fact that what you do is disrespectful.
So I'm going to ask you nicely to delete the Lee Aaron torrent so I can up it with proper title and description.
I'll believe it when I see it.

Capt111 (2009-09-25)

rippervanwinkle, thanks for great work

rippervanwinkle (2009-09-25)

Here's the difference between the original release and spotted_jackal's:
He's added some low-res cover art to each album, a small file 'Folder.jpg'. He has removed the log files. He has changed the album names, removing the text '(2009 Stereo Remaster)' and replacing that with the year of the album. He has used a slightly different name+tag syntax.
Here's the metadata (shows the content, creation date, trackers etc) from the original release:
http://pastebay.com/57089
Now here's the metadata from spotted_jackal's 'release'
http://pastebay.com/57091
Anyone can check it out and decide for themselves if spotted_jackal made a new release or if he bastardised someone else's and then pretends it is his own. You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to work this one out. If you prefer to examine the metadata yourself instead of trusting my upload to pastebay you can download the torrent files and use your bittorrent client to examine the content without downloading anything. I use ctorrent to do this because it's very simple in a terminal to examine the data and save the output to a text file.
ctorrent -x some_torrent_file.torrent >textfile.txt

hyperWRT (2009-09-25)

@jerkoff_jackal;
First of all, I'M THE ONE who put a negative on your lame posting here on TPB...
You picked a well suited name for yourself 'cause clearly you have no respect for others on here.
If you have any decency and a sense of morality, then you should delete this torrent immediately with an apology to Kitlope, the one whom you stole from.
Well all know Kitlope and nothing will change that. As per Demonoid, they are having issues with again with RIAA again. Hopefully it will get sorted out soon.

Sangfosaren (2009-09-25)

Fascinating debate! Who is who i wonder. I love Beatles and really don't care much about your dispute. From whom should I consider this work be? (who/wat is "spotted jackal") ?

thkspr (2009-09-25)

I downloaded the same release that spotted_jackal uploaded from somewhere (I don't remember, I just googled it wo weeks ago) before this was uploaded in piratebay, with the same cover art that does not include the original cover art for some of the albums. If you look in the cue files you will see that the names of the files correspond to those in the other torrent. The names changed but the files did not. I converted some files to wav and compared them and they are the same but this torrent does not include the log files (I wonder why?).These are just facts.

hyperWRT (2009-09-26)

@: mcmenace1,
I was not referring to you fellow user. That's why I addressed him as: jerkoff_jackal cause it suits him well. And you're welcome about demonoid nfo
@ >Sangfosaren,
You're point of view would change immediately upon realizing that someone was taking credit for your hard work. We're not talking about an album here, it's the discography.

msdubbs (2009-09-27)

I have had many people steal my work and pretend it was their own. Fuck you jackal! Delete your account.

 SephirothVsCloudo (2009-09-28)

Thanks

johnvangaalen (2009-09-29)

great songs. does anyone knows how to burn flac files on a cd?

scott_ehm (2009-10-05)

Google it. These 'forums' are for bickering.

scott_ehm (2009-10-05)

Just kidding. Small, beautiful program called Burrrn! can burn the flac and read cue files.

demonparia (2009-10-07)

"rippervanwinkle is not wel educated I think, for normal don't use such a language as he."
Wait, let me think this over. You're saying that this person is not well educated, because he doesn't "use such a language as he."
You're the one that isn't educated. Stealing things is okay (lol), but stealing things from someone who stole something and calling it as your own is pathetic.
By the way, you seem to be the uneducated one. You sound like a total idiot.
Spotted Jackal is not very well educated, I think, because NORMAL people don't use such crappy vocabulary and grammar.
Idiot.

demonparia (2009-10-07)

P.S. The Beatles would be more ashamed of us stealing their music from someone who stole their music than from just them.
XD

arca12345 (2009-10-09)

thanks scott ehm, this little programm burns like hell and works that simple I can understand it

thkspr (2009-10-13)

@u4ea
That is because the .cue files correspond to the file names found in the other torrent. You can manually
edit the .cue files though.

scott_ehm (2009-10-15)

Burrrn! has a built in cue editor that can change the file extensions from .wav to .flac, which is usually the issue.

retardoface (2009-11-04)

This is how the beatles should sound, sounds god dam incredible. To those faggots who keep commenting and argueing who the fuck cares if he reseeded a torrent just be glad that the music got out to the people

xBigChillinx (2009-11-07)

flac files. Thats retarded. Learn how to upload mp3 freak.

reine12 (2009-11-09)

Really nice!
Just one question. What's the quality like? Is it REAL Flac audio files ( that is compressed without any LOSS) or what's the deal? By experience I know that a lot of twanks upload music converted into FLAC with a quality similar to Mp3 (Bitrate of between 128-320 kbit/s). IT should be 1024kbit/s to keep the quality stable!

thkspr (2009-11-10)

FLAC files are compressed but without losing quality, that is why the bitrate is less than a WAV file but higher than a MP3 file. It is also variable, not fixed.
Unless it is for portability or taking less space, those who prefer MP3 over FLAC do not have idea of what are they talking about. FLAC files, when ripped directly from CD retain CD audio quality. Choosing a MP3 file over a FLAC file is retarded unless it is for the reasons previously stated.
You can always convert a FLAC file to a MP3 file at the bitrate you prefer, but you will lose some information. If you convert a MP3 file to a FLAC file you will not recover the information lost while converting to MP3, while if you convert a FLAC file to a WAV file the converted file will be the same as the original.
If you want to know if these files are ripped from CD you can use Audiochecker to verify them.

riteshc (2009-11-17)

thanx mate.
you can convert flac to mp3 by going on to
http://www.magicvideo.net/flac-to-mp3/

NiGhTsPiRiT81 (2009-11-17)

@ xBigChillinx at 2009-11-07 19:27 CET:
Upload mp3 files? Thats retarded. Learn how to convert lossless audio to the format you would like freak.

retardoface (2009-11-19)

These remasters sounds fucking amazing i mean, i had the stereo remasters from before and i never really cared too much for beatles because of it, i thought beatles were like a 20 hit greatest hits maybe. Ever since i got these 2009 remasters which are more like the originals , i realize that the beatles have 80 or more amazing songs and they've become one of my favorite bands among others such as Pink Floyd.

scott_ehm (2009-11-27)

Greatest hits are for housewives and little girls. :)

KidA91827 (2009-11-30)

1158 Seeders, dling at a whooping 10 kbps!
You guys are pathetic.

mdhttr420 (2009-12-04)

KidA91827 better check your connection, too fast for my wifi dongle, rooms smells like burning plastic (really killed my wifi) but it was worth it, capped at 1.8 Mb/s

google_hokiebird9 (2009-12-05)

Google "hokiebird9" to find similar, well seeded, torrrents.

arjay2277 (2009-12-13)

I got an amazing idea, how about instead of using the forum for discussing important and relevant information about the files for download, we all get together and use them to insult people using the indestructible shield of anonymity which the internet provides to make ourselves feel like real, big bollocked people.... Who are uneducated, and use language like he....?

Lol_Joe (2009-12-13)

Can anyone confirm that this has ALL of their albums?

inzanus (2009-12-16)

How would I convert .flac to .mp3? My mp3 player doesn't support flac unfortunately.

JohnHolmesII (2009-12-16)

Too many people are saying how amazing WAV is.
mp3 max bitrate is 320 kbps. However, you can have a vbr mp3 file. this would yield a very high bitrate as well. I never noticed a prblem with 320 kbps mp3, the only thing i find superiour is ogg files
(500 kbps max) which at equivalent bitrates is better than mp3. just because it says its a lossles file doesnt mean its lossles. WAV is a CBR (1411.2 kbps) but WMA lossles is a VBR (470-960 kbps) and is widely acknowledged to be equal to WAV. So bitrate doesnt mean shit, its the encoding that matters, and lets face it mp3 sucks.

grostad (2009-12-21)

I've burned one of the cd's with Burrrn, but older cd-players doesn't read them - is there any way of fixing that, without a loss of quality of sound? Or do I have to burn mp3?
Thx for answering=)

tonixedone (2009-12-22)

Hey man it's quite simple all you have to do is convert it to a file that the older cd players will read for instance, these are .flac files my cd players read mp3s not sure about yours but simply just download a nice converter if you don't have one that converts .flac files to whatever file you want then burn it... You may loose some of the quality though because .flac is usually a really good format for quality... But a lot of the older cd players won't read it... If you need a converter and can't find one another person posted a link for one.

tonixedone (2009-12-22)

Can someone explain exactly what the deal with the .cue file on each one, what is it's significance and why won't it just play and lastly how can you get it too play... I have never heard of this format and have no idea how to even approach it lol Thank you for your help!

trueholygoat (2009-12-24)

tonixedone,
Most burning programs will have a "Burn CD Image" option, which uses the .cue file.
If you just want to listen to the files on your computer, foobar2000 is a great program that comes with FLAC support.

XxM24Ty (2010-01-02)

#1) I agree this torrent was uploaded weeks before spotted jackal did, and it does appear to be 99% the same stuff. Unless a torrent is dye-ing, it only serves to piss off the ORIGINAL up loader/ripper that took a lot of time to rip an entire box set in Flac and then take the risk of being the #1 person to upload such an expensive set of music. Copy-Cat torrents do help us keep the material from disappearing though, and that's a good thing.
2) A GREAT FREE FLAC TO WAVE/MP3 (and others is: Free mp3 Wma Converter - - One can make another directory for CD wave files and easily convert the flac to the 16-bit audio cd wave files into a single directory (for each cd). Next most any Audio CD burner will burn a perfect clone of the cd this way. In fact the clone CD is so much like the original CD that Itunes easily recognizes the CD and all titles (HTTP IP Block allowed) songs etc. It's the best method I have found yet.

XxM24Ty (2010-01-02)

If you have read these comments and plan on downloading this, please consider downloading from the original torrent here: - Why go with a copy of a copy? That way the original ripper/up loader gets the credit he deserves.

bwv565 (2010-01-02)

wow! tnx alot!

jupper24 (2010-01-02)

Thanx men.
To convert FLAC is Bonkenc olso a good "freeware" prog.

Knollex (2010-01-12)

Highly suggest downloading the original upload instead of this copy. Download is faster anyways, got up to 1.4 Mb/s.

squall134 (2010-01-17)

THanks man. will seed.

Amadorrr (2010-01-30)

Wonderful. Thanks!

Skull_13 (2010-02-15)

all i have to say is: all of y'all need to shut the fuck up. we are all a bunch of thieves. don't get pissed when someone steals something that you stole from somebody else. turnabout is fair play, along w/ the karmic principle. so get over it.
also, stop bashing e/other for language usage and verbage, this is an international site, and therefore people who's native tongue is NOT english do not always know how to use our words. just like none of you fuckers knows the proper syntax and grammer of the Cherokee Nation's language. So just shut the fuck up already and concentrate your energies towards getting more/better uploads up here for us lazy fucks to steal from y'all.

zero_inspiration (2010-02-22)

Yeah, thanks but no thanks. I hate flac with a passion. The only reason I wanted a torrent of this is because it's easier than finding and ripping all of my beatles cds. But that's less annoying than converting flac to mp3, so... I'm off to either find my cds, or find another torrent uploaded by someone with enough sense to realize that flac is fucking stupid.

58yur3 (2010-03-07)

@zero_inspiration: Or you just realize that you're stupid, and that converting flac to MP3 is super easy with for instance WinLAME. It sure is a whole lot easier than converting CD's to MP3's properly, and FLAC is a lossless format. If you don't know what that is, look it up. Or are you too stupid to do that too?

urdoomd (2010-03-15)

@ 58yur3. Maybe you're just as dumb as you sound, but converting CD to MP3 is a lot simpler than any format to anything else. It's become an industry standard and if you use windows, windows media player couldn't be simpler, set it to MP3 @ whatever bitrate you want up to 320, minus the in-between bitrates like 224 etc. I prefer 192 because its a good balance between quality and drive space (and I have plenty to spare) there's not much point going above it unless your an enthusiast. Set WMP to auto rip when a cd is inserted, pop it in, wait for it to finish, pop another one in etc. It will automatically go out and look for the info for the cd you put in too so theres no searching for anything, which most media programs have now anyway. That said, I too am going to look for a no hassle download in MP3 format

pokerlad32 (2010-03-19)

Excellent quality Thank you!

gtr1022 (2010-04-04)

Did you FLAC bashers ever stop to think of why TPB has a category just for FLAC files?
Some people prefer to preserve the quality of a recording. With a FLAC file, you can recreate a CD in it's original quality, play the files "as-is" from you computer or many hardware devices (like WDTV, etc), or produce lower quality mp3s for your portable players.
Get it? Complete flexibility with no loss of quality. Yes, CDs can be created from mp3s, but there will always be losses.
If you don't get, move on and quit complaining about effort that someone took to provide these files for free.
Once you get it, you'll be wondering why everyone doesn't use FLAC and complaining about mp3 rips!
Geeez....

jokerinlv (2010-05-02)

For those complaining about the FLAC format, go and download low-quality MP3s or convert by yourself, you have no idea of what youre talking about.
I just want to say you something, this complete Beatles catalog took 4 years in remastering, yes 4 years, thats a lot of work, to get the highest audio quality, converting these remasters to MP3 you are fucking up all the hard work the engineers did for years. With FLAC format you get the same quality of the remasters without any loss of quality.
So go and download something else, FLAC is only for good ears and for us who apreciate music in its better quality.

ms2023 (2010-05-16)

All ye fools who do not have the ears for quality!
The least you can do is say Thank You.
If you do not need FLAC why come here at all, there are lots of other low quality mp3 downloads available.
Anyway, spotted_jackal, Thanks a Lot.

samuel123321 (2010-07-06)

Hey, I'm having problem with adding the songs to iTunes, when I copy them, and try to paste into iTunes, nothing happends?
HELP!

MJKW2Ab (2010-07-28)

samuel123321: For quality recordings like this I prefer to make a CD THEN have Itunes rip the CD to whatever compression you use for your Ipod. It's simple to do.
Place all the Flac songs to each record in separate folders- one folder for each album, actually most likely this will already be the case. Download and run this free Flac/Wave/Mp3 Converter found on this page: - Next create a folder inside your Flac songs folder named WAVE (or whatever). Set the settings on free converter to read the Flac files from the correct folder containing the flac songs to write to the wave folder. Make sure the program is set to write to the correct wave folder in 16-bit wave format (default setting, and CD standard) Next click the convert icon. The resulting Wave folder will contain the exact data needed to convert them to Standard CDs. Be careful to change read and write folders each time you move on to the next album.
Once you have these flac songs converted and inside a separate folder in 16 bit Wave format you can use most quality CD writing programs, such as NERO, to write a CD from the WAVE Folder's tracks. (I use NERO) Now you should have a lossless perfect clones of the actual CDs, unlike MP3 rips. The resulting CD should sound exactly like the store bought cd it was ripped from.
The last step, of course, is to insert the cd you created and use Itunes to rip it in any format you wish. Personally I prefer using AAC @224kbps for very high quality audio yet still in a modest-small file-size which sounds much better than a 320kbps MP3 once synced and converted to an Ipod. However many prefer using Flac genrated cds for a source for Itunes to rip to Apple Lossless (converting to wave is possible on Itunes but will not result in higher quality in this case) for the highest quality Itune rip.
Also, for the really serious fans, one can order Blank GOLD CDs which are made from real gold that are supposed to last longer than most of us will live. Just a suggestion for people that can afford these blank Gold CDs (less than $2.00 per blank gold CD I believe)
Whats cool about this method is you will always have a perfect clone of the CD (with Flac downloads) you can store for backup purposes, yet use your Ipod to play back the songs in any file compression you desire. (as said, I greatly prefer AAC@224kbps over any MP3 rip or even Apple Lossless for the most perfect rip of cds produced from flac downloads, but those will be larger files)
I hope that helps somebody as it is nice to have this collection on CD as well as being able to play it all on an Ipod. For the very best quality rip on Itunes, rip to Apple Lossless, which is their version of Flac. No matter what file compression you prefer for Itunes this is a music collection I feel is nice to have on Cd first, then have Itunes rip the Cds (Itunes can also fetch all song titles online (PeerBlock- Http must be OFF) during such CD rips.
Jewel case images for all of these cds can be found easily on Google-Images.

MJKW2Ab (2010-07-31)

samuel123321: I forgot this- The reason why Itunes would not play your files, is that, based on what you posted, you attempted to have Itunes play Flac format songs, which most newer media players can do (Winamp etc) but Itunes will not read/write the FLAC format. Apple invented their own version of Flac which they call Apple Lossless. One MUST convert these flac files into a format that Itunes recognizes, such as mp3,aac,wave,apple lossless etc BEFORE Itunes can play them. If you convert to wav you can rip from your wave folder (Add folder to library) directly to Itunes if you do not wish to make a cd first (this preserves the best quality for the final Itunes rip). However your song titles may need manual updating, where as if you rip from a CD all song titles should be fetched online and saved in Itunes (PeerBlock Http must be OFF).

MJKW2Ab (2010-10-31)

EliteM:
Wow, I'm lucky I saw your reply after all of this time. YES ALL off The Beatles songs were remastered in this collection, but some songs are much more obvious than others. The hard panning of the stereo mix seems to be the same (ex: vocals in left, music in right) but these remixes sound MUCH more clear- One might even say their is less over-all distortion & noise and many songs are mixed louder which puts these recordings pretty close to the mixing standards used in modern music mixing.
Unlike the store purchased box set, there are no computer graphics here, just music with this collection. However the story/interview that was interwoven with the computer played discs is a popular download elsewhere (story told by producer Billy Martin). I found a DVD torrent of the same story/interview by producer Billy Martin and simply made it into a DVD and added it and some rare Beatles cartoons to make what feel is a better collection than the store bought version with CDs in paper inserts (paper is bad to store discs in, as it can damage them over time, no jewel cases were provided).

MJKW2Ab (2010-10-31)

TYPO- Above- Billy Martin is not correct. I should of said "'George Martin" - Sorry!

xrCore (2010-11-16)

I torrented this instead of wasting $150 on iTunes. Thanks for the reminder Apple!

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

I can not locate the comments by "tittyfucklits", so I'm guessing he pissed off so many he got censored. and this is a pretty tolerant site unless you are trying to sell shit on the comments section.
Awesome, we are now staring right at 2011 and these 2009 Beatles remixes still remain the #1 download here, and the also sold out of production as I recall.
But am I the only one that feels recent music has suffered? -- CONT--

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

I like the young people, I do not believe it's a generation gap, it's the average quality of today's commercial music. I find the best music on Give Away Mp3 Sites and internet radio that plays inde music, which I even have such music being played, because the rules of marketing music and actually selling loads of music to multi-millions of people in a week appear to be long over.
We TRIED selling MP3s,AAC/ Flacs etc... For most of us that did not work. I have no idea how Itunes is holding up from a music sales side of their market. CONT----

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

I like the young people, I do not believe it's a generation gap, it's the average quality of today's commercial music. I find the best music on Give Away Mp3 Sites and internet radio that plays inde music, which I even have such music being played, because the rules of marketing music and actually selling loads of music to multi-millions of people in a week appear to be long over.
We TRIED selling MP3s,AAC/ Flacs etc... For most of us that did not work. I have no idea how Itunes is holding up from a music sales side of their market. ---CONT--

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

I find the best music on Give Away Mp3 Sites and internet radio that plays inde music, which I even have such music being played, because the rules of marketing music and actually selling loads of music to multi-millions of people in a week appear to be long over.

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

They say it starting with Napster and the forthcoming p2p file trading programs killed good music as we had known it. Looking back at the so called music of the early first decade of 2010 I must admit the music sucks. Yeah we got EminEm, Kid-Rock, Lady Ga Ga, even Johny Cash was kicking them out before he died, but on a whole creativity in music is as dead as ever before in my life.

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

Even Willie Nelson's new CD was a collection of old Public Domain tunes from his childhood, he may no effort to write new material. I am a musician with airplay, and I see no stopping it. I wish we had more creative artists making good creative CDs for the love of it instead of the $$ profits- and I realize artists must get a second job or at least tour to make profits from live gigs....
But the Beatles is the last best example I know of, I mean they just one day decided they no longer liked touring and would a studio band!! No artists truly has such an option today, they all are expected to go on tour to make the big bucks. ---CONT---

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

Even Willie Nelson's new CD was a collection of old Public Domain tunes from his childhood, he may no effort to write new material. I am a musician with airplay, and I see no stopping it. I wish we had more creative artists making good creative CDs for the love of it instead of the $$ profits- and I realize artists must get a second job or at least tour to make profits from live gigs....CONT--

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

But the Beatles is the last best example I know of, I mean they just one day decided they no longer liked touring and would a studio band!! No artists truly has such an option today, they all are expected to go on tour to make the big bucks. The Beatles must be envied by many bands because they could party down with no fears of drug testing and take a year to perfect the sounds in a studio, and when the record went up for sale millions paid cold hard cash, nobody got a perfect copy for free online. The best was a tape of a record, and somehow it never seemed the same to many.
CONT-

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

One of my idols, Bob Seger even seems tp be suffering from such a sudden drop off of record sales- in the old days this Michigan artist seemed to of got very wealthy off each album he sold. But not now, bands have to gig tours or give up any opportunity of making the big bucks. -IMHO
We can not stop technology, but I do wish we had more artists like the ones I named that go ahead and write record and produce good music, no matter if it sales good, or is the #2 flac download for a year. I know music is a business for many, but I miss the tried and true artists that made great music out of their love of doing it. Now all some care about is return on their cost of pressing CDs. It's really said, but I feel we should face the facts, piracy has made main stream commercial music suck even worse than it was in the 1990's.
CONT----

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

The Beatles must be envied by many bands because they could party down with no fears of drug testing and take a year to perfect the sounds in a studio, and when the record went up for sale millions paid cold hard cash, nobody got a perfect copy for free online. The best was a tape of a record, and somehow it never seemed the same to many.
One of my idols, Bob Seger even seems tp be suffering from such a sudden drop off of record sales- in the old days this Michigan artist seemed to of got very wealthy off each album he sold. But not now, bands have to gig tours or give up any opportunity of making the big bucks. -IMHO--- CONT

MJKW2Ab (2010-11-29)

One of my idols, Bob Seger even seems tp be suffering from such a sudden drop off of record sales- in the old days this Michigan artist seemed to of got very wealthy off each album he sold. But not now, bands have to gig tours or give up any opportunity of making the big bucks. -IMHO
We can not stop technology, but I do wish we had more artists like the ones I named that go ahead and write record and produce good music, no matter if it sales good, or is the #2 flac download for a year. I know music is a business for many, but I miss the tried and true artists that made great music out of their love of doing it. Now all some care about is return on their cost of pressing CDs. It's really said, but I feel we should face the facts, piracy has made main stream commercial music suck even worse than it was in the 1990's.
Will this be the Generation of 50 year old music lovers? It is quickly becoming that way even for the youngest music lovers.
This Beatles Collection is awesome and worth the download. But it made me think about how things have changed so drastically and so fast. I thank the ones that made these files possible to download, even if we have a mix bag of ones that ripped the files and others that re-posted the same material. At least it is posted for download, and in the end I feel that is an important thing.
Also MTV playing reality shows 24/7 does little to promote record sells too, as it was a driving force decades ago. -- IMHO
No offense, just one dude's 2 cents.

zackisawsum123 (2010-12-10)

does it have original album covers and images?

Zarkow (2011-01-03)

Great release

Zarkow (2011-01-03)

Most people might play this great FLAC release on the computer, but if you want to put it on your cell phone etc you might have to convert it to a MP3.
If you wanna try a Beta of a free tool called zAudioConverter, that does this. I cannot post links here but info can be found on our Digital Software forum.

dherrera56 (2011-01-11)

alrighty!

LeinoH (2011-02-01)

Best torrent for the beatles! thank you so much! I'm 15 y and listen to this so there is still hope for youngsters i tell ya ^^

nploesser (2011-02-11)

Thank you for this

x2rob (2011-02-21)

Thanks !
robs
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 TPBAgri2 (2011-02-25)

MJKW2Ab create a fuckin' BLOG. ONE HAVE TO SCROLL 50,000000............. MILES TO SEE A PROPER COMMENT.

rockyabq (2011-04-08)

Awesome. Thanks.

XxM24Ty (2011-04-22)

To protoyu and all other members: I am the previous member named "MJKW2Ab" (I lost all log on info and had to get a new handle)
I want to say I am DEEPLY SORRY for my "BLOG" of replies I posted here. Please hear me out: I do not even remember making those posts! MY DOCTOR HAD CHANGED MY MEDICATION AND IT HAD ME OUT OF MY MIND!
I am truly sorry as I do not normally ever post such nonsense. It seems I must of been stoned off my ass due to some strong anti-depressant that simply f***ed me up so bad I blacked out. Please forgive me.
Peace!

bunyslayr (2011-04-25)

XxM24Ty/MJKW2Ab....LOLOLOLOL....if you are trolling, you are the greatest troll ever. if you are not trolling, you are the greatest grandpa ever.

bunyslayr (2011-04-25)

btw great torrent, thx for the upload

rexxer84 (2011-04-30)

thnks for uploading Beatles song...great job,i've been waiting for this to upload...

r3b3lch3vy (2011-05-29)

This seriously is going to be a major bitch to get on my ipod.

mojo01 (2011-10-09)

wtf, this is 16 bit?

Lambsio (2011-10-15)

fuck flac...

randy94666 (2011-11-19)

@Lambsio
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Hearing the difference now isn’t the reason to encode to FLAC. FLAC uses lossless compression, while MP3 is ‘lossy’. What this means is that for each year the MP3 sits on your hard drive, it will lose roughly 12kbps, assuming you have SATA – it’s about 15kbps on IDE, but only 7kbps on SCSI, due to rotational velocidensity. You don’t want to know how much worse it is on CD-ROM or other optical media.
I started collecting MP3s in about 2001, and if I try to play any of the tracks I downloaded back then, even the stuff I grabbed at 320kbps, they just sound like crap. The bass is terrible, the midrange…well don’t get me started. Some of those albums have degraded down to 32 or even 16kbps. FLAC rips from the same period still sound great, even if they weren’t stored correctly, in a cool, dry place. Seriously, stick to FLAC, you may not be able to hear the difference now, but in a year or two, you’ll be glad you did.

southak (2011-12-19)

@ Randy - you are totally wrong man. The difference between lossless (flac) and lossy formats (mp3) is the amount of data lost in the compression. Lossy formats compress the file size so much (about 10% of original size) that some of the original "fidelity" is lost. With loseless formats much less (if any) is lost - that's why they are much bigger files (about half original size). Loseless formats sound better but are bigger files.

waccu (2012-03-28)

Many things has been said here and there are mant oppinions about whats right and whats wrong.
no matter what. If the person uploading, isnt the copyright holder, then it`s the same as breaking the law end of story.
To all mp3 lovers go and find out what FLAC really.

classicrockfan (2012-04-24)

nice torrent, thnx.

mrtorrentmrtpb (2012-05-28)

hhhhhhhhh

Lyca77 (2012-10-14)

FLAC takes up too much space and can't be used on any MP3 players.

cllphil50 (2012-11-16)

I HATE FLAC!!
It will NOT play on any of my devices.
Mp3 may not be as good flac but at least I can play mp3 & 4 on my ipad/iphone.
Please stop using FLAC.

dminor (2012-11-26)

reading randy's comment made me cry. What has become of the human race? On a different note, for all you FLAC haters, just get a program like Max (for mac) or a windows equivalent and convert it to ALAC. It's still a lossless format like flac but it's compatible with apple MP3 players.

xubi2274 (2012-12-03)

i personally don't like remastered versions...i am fond of the original sound they made whatever the equipment were...original is original...its a shame that we don't have even a single seed on original The beatles FLAC files... :( ...that original sound has been altered a bit to get remastered version :(

kingtacof28 (2012-12-11)

xubi2274: Which originals do you mean? Do you still have the original mono UK vinyl pressings from the 60s? That's pretty awesome if you still have them. If you're talking about something other than that, then you've never heard the originals. If you're talking about the 1986 CD reissues, then you're the only person who prefers them. They're awful.

TheEmpathicEar (2012-12-16)

@spotted_jackal
Did U ever have a "Skull"? And, what happened to it??

ogstankyfluff (2013-01-06)

how dare you put up fake beatles flac when there is sacd for the beatles that you can upload. cheap little shit. you fail in the torrent world.

ogstankyfluff (2013-01-06)

THE ONLY TRUE BEATLES FLAC ON TPB.
YOUR WELCOME.
PLEASE LEARN YOUR AUDIO. 96KHZ 24BIT IS TRUE FLAC.

Poonie (2013-01-18)

Rockbox is a good idea for people who want to play this on their digital audio players. It's an open-source firmware replacement that works on over 50 different devices and you can dual boot with existing firmware. It supports FLAC, Apple Lossless and many others even recoding(Mic/FMRadio/line-in/S/PDIF) and with lots of settings, equalizer, customization, ect. Its been out for a while, with daily builds... and games DOOM! ;)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockbox

MiSoto (2013-01-26)

Oh, FLAC haters slay me. Hard drives are cheaper, so storage isn't an issue. I don't need to get into audio fidelity. And quite frankly, converting to ALAC for the iDevices are a snap (even if I do have my issues with it). No complaints here. Beatles in FLAC, can't ask for more.

Kiwi1980 (2013-02-28)

@ogstankyfluff 96Khz 24 bit is NOT the only true 'lossless' FLAC. It depends on the source. If the source is a 16 bit CD, then 16 bit FLAC IS lossless.
Just because the uploader doesn't have the 24 bit re-release version doesn't mean what he is uploading isn't lossless, and isn't a 'true' FLAC. I think most people here are pretty grateful!
You should probably also know that the 24 bit Limited Edition re-release is only at 44.1 Khz anyway, so are you going to say that isn't 'true' FLAC because it's not 96Khz?

RaKinstack (2013-07-27)

while this wont be the only digital Beatles file I will ever have, this is still musical HEAVEN. SHUT YER YAP, detractors! cmon, if yall want something diffrnt, GO GET IT!! Originals are out there, CDs still exist altho (gasp), that means money (but not that much).
MR. JACKAL, thank you SIR!! and heres to many more!! May the musical greats live on forever!!!
For everyone who didn't catch it, Sir Paul McCartney was recently on the Colbert Report on Comedy Central- hilarious and awesome! go see it ppl.
lmaO!!! 107 comments & this makes 108. most ive ever seen on PB. I knew thered be a lot but damn! I could get my morning laughs just reading these... ! PB, u make lives (esp mine) so much awesome-r each and every day. I heart u extra today.

RaKinstack (2013-07-27)

oops, didnt read all the comments first so i didnt see the big ol debate going on.
well im relatively new to the torrent world so whoever made the first move and put all this together, thank you very very much!! No doubt that took a lot of work and that should be recognized. And for whoever else might have been involved along the way, I'll still say thank you. I dont nec pick the first torrent on the list, I try to look for the best quality but one that has a good amount of seeders, which means usually 1st two pages, where I found this one. I understand the debate going on and i can understand where each one is coming from, but I still got this music into my possession again and for that im way grateful so THANKS times 5000 to everyone and whoever is responsible!! I had all the CDs at one point, but no longer, due to some dastardly deeds by one greedy asshole once upon a time, very VERY sadly. I plan to rectify that one day. Until then, long live TPB!! making lives better every day! as usual PB, you rock so, so much.

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woofagoo (2013-11-26)

randy94666, that comment on lossy is either completely tongue-in-cheek or you are the most ignorant person I've ever seen on what lossy means. If you didn't make that up I'd love to see where you learned that totally bogus notion on what lossy vs lossless means.