Beatles Love, should I run?

I just got the vinyl the other day, and I'm thinking at this early stage that it is lots of fun. I was born in the late 1950s, and consequently grew up with most of the original songs as the soundtrack to my youth. That said, I do not see them as sacred texts, not to be toyed with. This record is worth owning, doing the songs -- and The Beatles -- justice. More than once on the first listen I found myself smiling at one juxtaposition or another. And then at the tunes themselves. I'm recommending it. It is meant to be fun, and it achieves that in spades. Now, if only someone would do the same thing with Dylan ...

Where did you purchase the DVD-A?

I got my DVDA version from amazon.com. But I have seen it at Barnes and Noble.

Buy it.... with the admirable remastering job, the Beatles have never sounded better. It does have a nice flow to it as well.

>>Now, if only someone would do the same thing with Dylan ..<<

Couldn't agree less.

Love is a total abomination and highly irrelevant.

More appropriate "artists" are Englebert and Barry Manilow.