New Beatles remasters

Is there going to be a remastered vinyl version? I read that in the CD remastering process they removed tape clicks, microphone pops and excessive sibilance so there was some digital manipulation. If this is done on the vinyl versions this would not be a pure analog remaster. Also read about possible blu-ray audio version. Anyone know? I am reminded of the film Men In Black where they showed a new alien technology that was going to replace the CD. Tommy Lee Jones's character then says: "Now I have to buy The White Album again"

That's correct. He had nothing to do with this project. Good thing as he is suffering from a significant hearing loss.

He produced the original recordings but had nothing to do with the current remaster project.

Narrod, didn't he produce all of the albums originally with the expection of "Let It Be"?

Point of correction. George Martin had nothing to do with this project.

Macdadtexas: "Mozart, Beethoven, Gershwin, The Beatles"

Where's the Duke? Your "white list" would be a little more credible with one of the most influential musicians in modern music. Come on, Ellington deserves it.

Truly jaw dropping!

I also bought at Target. I picked up the ten different titles that they had. Definitly the best deal that I saw even without the gift cards. Havn't got to listen yet though.

Listening to the stereo set now. Very nice job remastering. Every disc has sounded at least good, if not superb. The later albums, in particular, sound like good vinyl. Very pleased with this purchase!

Ringo is a much better drummer than I thought, and Paul is a much better bass player than I ever dreamed. The early albums have kick drum and bass line that I never heard. Also, I am listening to She Loves You, and I can hear both guitars for the fist time ever.

I can't wait for the vinyl version, these actually sound better than the vinyl that I have. Not quite as warm or full, but the clarity and range of the music is absolutely head and shoulders above any versions I have ever done.

George Martin and his sons have done a great job. I appreciate my 10, 7 and 5 year old learning to love this music with me, as I did with my uncles even though it was very uncool in the 70's and 80's.

Mozart, Beethoven, Gershwin, The Beatles.

I thought you were me for a minute. I bought the same six you did, and I bought them at Target b/c the giftcards help offset the cost of at least one.

Thoughts on sound? None yet. Haven't had the chance to put them in my system, only the computer.