Quoted from Hello Goodbye

Bobber,,,,,I found this link which explains the red and sometimes green apple which appears on the Let It Be album:

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Beatles-386/Box-LP-set-red-1.htm

Excellent. Thanks a lot.

This song is really awesome i love it, and i download and download time and time again

Welcome to the forums, peterete ... hope you'll enjoy them!  

Yes Welcome peterete!, lots more new members joining up recently!

It's beautiful and terribly underrated. I always thought in an odd way it added to the album. You get this big bombast in the medley and all, and then end it with this little cherry on top that kind of caps things. It's a nice, pretty folk tune.

It's at the end of Abbey Road, Mam   She like's it and him

DaveRam

This gem from A.R. shouldve been extended..
Just think of the endlessly sarcastic lyrical possiblities if John was "let loose" on this ditty instead of the more staid Macca....

I shudder (with joy) at the thought

I don't think he'd have had to give his MBE back then! The Queens Guard would have been knocking his door down, and taking him to the Tower.

Quoted from BlueMeanie

I don't think he'd have had to give his MBE back then! The Queens Guard would have been knocking his door down, and taking him to the Tower.

guess what..I have a visual of that now--only its Macca I see being dragged to The Tower LOL --(I see Heather Mills calling from the crowd, "OFF WIFF HIS BLOODY 'ED!!!" ...she just wont give up, will she ?  

macca u bloody kiss a**              

With the inclusion of Her Majesty Paul was right 28 years after. 'The Beatles were not a serious group.'  

The strangest thing about this track is the fact that the all the music begins on one side of the stereo track, and then moving to the other. Did you notice that? What's the point?  

Quoted from wingsman

'The Beatles were not a serious group.'  

yes, and everyone looked into these 'ridicolous' serious meanings!

By memory, I've always had the recollection that the first chord of the song seems to waver a bit in its tuning, like the tape speed hasn't quite settled in, the tape itself has been stretched.

Anyone else notice anything like that?

Thanks!

Quoted from alexis

By memory, I've always had the recollection that the first chord of the song seems to waver a bit in its tuning, like the tape speed hasn't quite settled in, the tape itself has been stretched.

Anyone else notice anything like that?

Thanks!

That may be the end of Polythene Pam you're hearing.

Quoted from BlueMeanie

That may be the end of Polythene Pam you're hearing.

I wonder! Let us know what you think next time you listen ...

Thanks!