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Contents: A wildly enthusiastic concert at Atlanta's massive stadium in 1965! August 18, 1965, the Atlanta Stadium performance, the largest in rock history! Just three days after "Shae"... one of the most spectacular and unforgettable performances in the history of Beatles live shows! Breathtaking! Paul explodes in a state-of-the-art stadium! John shouts! Remastered from the finest existing vintage master recordings! The 1965 summer North American tour was the largest venue tour in rock history. At Atlanta Stadium, which was completed with the latest equipment at the time, unlike other venues that only had sound equipment of the sort, such as a public address system, the sound of the performance seemed to reach both the audience and the Beatles themselves, and the members were in high spirits for a live performance in such unusually favorable conditions! They delivered a wonderful performance from the first song, "Twist and Shout," and Paul's performance in particular was outstanding, with his renditions of "She's a Woman" and "I'm Down" at this concert being considered by hardcore fans to be the best performances in the history of all Beatles live performances. John couldn't help but exclaim, "Can you hear me?! Great!" in response to the audience's reaction to the MC's words, and he delivered sharp shouts on "I Feel Fine" and "Ticket to Ride." This created a synergistic effect, and George's rendition of "Everybody's a Good Girl" was also at its best. In the segment where Ringo sings, a staple of every stage, the setlist was changed from "Act Naturally" at Shea Stadium to "I Just Can't Wait to Be Your Boyfriend," making a long-awaited return. This was another phenomenal performance, and Paul got so carried away that he even broke a bass string! In the end, it became one of the Beatles' finest live performances, making you wish they could perform in such an environment every time. There is no record of this concert being broadcast on the radio at the time, and the original source is a master recording made via the mixing console, but unfortunately, some parts of "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" have been cut. Also, the absence of "A Hard Day's Night," which was played at every show on this tour, remains an eternal mystery: was it cut due to the interruption caused by Paul's broken string, or was it simply not played at all? This Atlanta concert, one of the most energetic live performances of the Beatles' US tour, has been remastered from the longest existing vintage master recording to achieve unprecedented high sound quality. Furthermore, six bonus tracks from their first US TV show in February '64 are included! The seventh installment in Eternal Grooves' Beatles Live series, which candidly conveys their real performance to the present day! JASRAC-licensed product, Getty Images Japan licensed photo used on the jacket. M:1~M:12 Live at Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta, August 18th 1965 M:13~M:19 Ed Sullivan Show, Miami, February 16th 1964 Media reviews and more The August 18, 1965 Atlanta Stadium concert, one of the most energetic live performances of the Beatles' US tour and the largest in rock history, is recorded in unprecedented high sound quality through remastering from the longest existing vintage master recording. (C)RS
