I ended up not liking the final result of most of them, especially "All Things Must Pass," but I wanted to post them in case anyone wanted to use them, so feel free! Just give me credit in the post description, okay? :)
Well, I didn't write any story for Abbey Road, since I had nothing to add to what we already know, so I made a version of the Toronto show.
I hadn't turned on my computer for a few days, sorry if it's not up to the same level as the other albums I've posted here :)
Link to the live album: Live in Toronto 1969
Other albums in this timeline:
Let It Be - 1970
Isolation - 1970
Loup - 1973
Band On The Run - 1974
Rock 'N' Roll - 1975
Starting Over - 1980
New album for this whole timeline I created! A little backstory for the album because for some reason I thought of one:
Right after the end of the "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road" sessions, the Beatles decided to end the group indefinitely, each going their own way to try something new.
While Paul lived life on his farm, John, George, and Ringo got together in the studio for a Lennon solo project, until Ringo called Paul during one of the sessions:
*Ringo calls Paul*
P - Hello?
R - Paul? It's Starkey here.
P - Oh! Yes, hello Rich, how are things?
R - Yes, everything's going well... I'm in the studio with John and George.
P - Great, tell them I sent my regards... I'm going to hang up, Rich.
R - Wait, Paul! Well, we need you... can you come?
P - Well... I'm not sure about that...
R - Please, Paul...
P - ...Where are you guys? At Abbey Road?
R - No, at John's house.
P - Okay... I'll see if I can go...
*Paul hangs up*
After about two hours, Paul arrives at John's house, enters, takes off his shoes, and sees John in the kitchen filling a glass with water.
J - Oh, hello Paul, how are you?
P - Hello John...
J - Let's go to the studio, the guys are waiting there...
P - Sure...
For the first 20 minutes, it's a very strange conversation, few words, an uncomfortable silence, until they manage to have a normal conversation. Paul shows the others what he's been working on, which incredibly resembles the new material of the other three, to the point that they decide to work together again, or at least try...
In the end, the sessions turn out to be rather calm, to the point that at the end of the year they decide to release a simple album with the material from the sessions. The album is called "Isolation" because of the band's situation before returning to the studio, and it was released on December 4, 1970.
In an interview with newspapers at the time, John said, "My song is about that, the time we spent alone, away from everything and everyone. I wrote it after we decided on the album's name, which is rare; I've never written a song with a fixed theme in mind, if I did, I don't remember..."
Side A
Side B
All tracks written and composed by The Beatles - Produced by The Beatles - Recorded at Tittenhurst Park, Berkshire, England - Special thanks to our families and friends.
Other albums in this timeline:
Let It Be - 1970
Loup - 1973
Band On The Run - 1974
Rock 'N' Roll - 1975
Starting Over - 1980
Link to the album on Spotify:
Isolation (Remastered)
Yay! I love Let It Be, it's a very underrated album. It's so great, full of amazing songs, but the original tracklist only makes it "the Beatles' last album," when it deserved so much more. So I remade it and put it together in my alternate timeline! I hope you like it :)
By the way, I think they should stop making so many albums with black covers lol, the next ones will be more colorful and vibrant, including the next one, Wild Life!
Link to other posts on this timeline:
Loup - 1973
Band On The Run - 1974
Rock 'N' Roll - 1975
Starting Over - 1980
Spotify Playlist Link: Let It Be (Remastered)
Definitely one of my favorite albums I've ever made! Because of it, I finally managed to start listening to "Venus and Mars" and "Rock 'n' Roll," and they're good albums overall. I tried not to fill the album with covers, so I used some Lennon songs that were left over from "Walls and Bridges," and I also included a cover for each member (except Ringo, but that doesn't matter so much). I think it captured the spirit of "Venus and Mars" arena rock well. I hope you liked the result :)
Link to other posts on this timeline:
Loup - 1973
Band On The Run - 1974
Starting Over - 1980
Spotify Playlist Link: Rock 'N' Roll (Remastered)