It was exciting to hear it was coming with an unheard George song, even if it is a cover. Has anyone heard it yet?

When i say Heavy i Don't mean the theme of the lyrics or any serious subject matter, i mean the songs being heavy as in a big, punchy, head-banging sound — distorted guitars, chunky riffs, pounding drums and a strong groove.

My 1964 Teen Screen magazine about George. I got it at Beatle Fest or whatever it is awhile back. Not sure of the validity of the "interviews," lol; but they are amusing to look at now. Plus some fun advertisements and cut outs for young fans back in the day. I especially love the "You'll go into orbit!" ad, considering this just before the first space walk. 😜

Here in Culver City (Los Angeles)!

Cameron Crowe will talk with Olivia Harrison about the new book presently…

who got a connection in japan or is in japan because i need me that blue extra texture because i have everything else and NEED it lowkey highkey

George seems to wear some pretty chronological clothing in this film, I think George was taking us from the early Beatle days to the present (1974). Starts with the leather jacket representing the Hamburg days, the grey Beatlemania suit, then no clothes, possibly conveying “rebirth” after acid, followed by the Sgt Pepper outfit and purple velvet jacket from 1967. Up next is the navy jacket from the Dick Cavett interview of 1971, finally ending with his (at the time current) yellow Om shirt.

Dark Horse Records Announces Japan Pop-Ups & Exclusive Collaborations

Dark Horse Records is heading to Japan this October to celebrate the Year of the Horse with a host of special events, pop-ups and collaborations around Tokyo.

FRIAR PARK X NIWAKI X DARK HORSE RECORDS

OCTOBER 14-15

11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM

@ LIGHT BOX STUDIO, 5-16-7 MINAMIAOYAMA, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 107-0062, JAPAN

To celebrate the launch of the Friar Park x Niwaki collection on October 12, a two-day-only pop-up will be held at Light Box Studio in Tokyo on October 14 and 15. The pop-up will feature the limited edition collection of Friar Park x Niwaki Japanese garden tools, workwear and accessories, along with rare out-of-print titles and collectibles from Dark Horse Records.

FENDER × DARK HORSE RECORDS

OCTOBER 16

@ FENDER FLAGSHIP TOKYO & FENDER CAFÉ, THE ICE CUBES BUILDING (B1F–3F), 1-8-10 JINGUMAE, SHIBUYA-KU, TOKYO 150-0001, JAPAN

Dark Horse Records and Fender Music Corporation Japan will come together in Tokyo for a special collaboration celebrating the creative legacy of George Harrison and the enduring spirit of Dark Horse Records through music, fashion, tea and art. Beginning October 16, the collaboration will come to life through a special pop-up at Fender Flagship Tokyo, Fender Café experiences in Harajuku and Shimokitazawa, a Japan-exclusive F Is For Fender capsule collection, alongside a limited editioncollection of Stratocaster guitars in special colorways inspired by George Harrison and the world of Dark Horse Records. Together, the collection and experiences celebrate George’s enduring influence across music, design, style and culture — with more to be revealed this October.

TOWER RECORDS SHIBUYA X DARK HORSE RECORDS “JAPAN COLLECTION”

OCTOBER 20-26

@ TOWER RECORDS SHIBUYA, 1-22-14 JINNAN, SHIBUYA-KU, TOKYO 150-0041, JAPAN

Alongside a very special "Dark Horse Records Japan Collection" campaign of newly packaged George Harrison and Harrison-related titles made exclusively for the Japanese market, a limited- time pop-up store will also be held on the 6th floor of TowerRecords Shibuya from October 20. This Japan-exclusive project features 13 titles from George Harrison and the Traveling Wilburys that have been newly remastered and will be released in a limited SHM-CD / paper- sleeve (mini-LP) edition. In addition, three of George's landmark albums — All Things Must Pass, Living in the Material World and Cloud Nine — will be released simultaneously on the super-high-end "100% Pure LP" vinyl format that has been attracting attention both in Japan and abroad. Customers who purchase eligible titles in-store will receive an original Dark Horse Records Japan Collection campaign sticker on a first-come, first-served basis!

Hello, I made this George "Taxman" poster. I based it on 60s 70s movie posters, I wanted it to look a crime action movie. Im pretty happy with this for somthing I put together fast enough.

Thanks reading!

Run of the Mill is one of my favorite George songs, but I kind of flip flop between liking the album version and the session outtake (take 36) more. What do you guys think?
And these are the two I'm comparing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oei34s1W95c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ww5CDrVxmo

Hey, I'm searching for the documentary in Canada, but every store shows it as unavailable. Anyone know where I can get it?

Have no access to a DVD or Blu-ray player right now, but if that's the only way to watch it "legally" then fair enough.

Hi! Does anybody know why was the original cover for Somewhere in England rejected by the label? It seemed perfectly fine and was way better than the one they ended up using.

Thank you!

first time trying gelli-printing, designed this taxman inspired george print!

I've been asking this question to myself for a long time, because I have seen some very good reviews, and some other bad ones (especially of All Things Must Pass).

To be honest I like the new mixes more than the originals, because it feels more clean. I used to listen to the older mixes and the echo in some songs tired my ears after a while.

I want this to continue, but I don't really know if Dhani or Olivia have made any statements of future mixes. If they have please let me know.

So what do you think of these, are they good, or are they bad?