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GEORGE HARRISON - SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND: AI - AUDIO COMPANION (2CD)

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GEORGE HARRISON - SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND: AI - AUDIO COMPANION (2CD)The Beatles Solo Masterpieces: Latest AI Edited Audio Album Series! A collection of uniquely remixed tracks created through AI powered audio analysis and original analog master recordings. Experience side by side comparisons with this cutting edge reference for sound research! A must have for collectorsdont miss this latest album collection! GEORGE HARRISON SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND : AI AUDIO COMPANION AI NEW REMIX AND ORIGINAL REJECTED ALBUM DIGITAL

The Beatles Solo Masterpieces: Latest AI-Edited Audio Album Series!

A collection of uniquely remixed tracks created through AI-powered audio analysis and original analog master recordings. Experience side-by-side comparisons with this cutting-edge reference for sound research! A must-have for collectors—don’t miss this latest album collection!

GEORGE HARRISON
/ SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND
: AI - AUDIO COMPANION
AI NEW REMIX AND ORIGINAL REJECTED ALBUM  DIGITAL REMASTERS COLLECTION 
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Latest AI Multi-Track Editing & New Remix Collection!

  • ★ Includes newly remixed tracks created using the latest AI multi-track editing.
  • ★ Features backing tracks edited through AI audio analysis, with a fully instrumental karaoke version of the entire album.
  • ★ Faithfully reproduces the original versions of tracks that were shelved before release, using the latest remastering techniques. Also includes remixes and previously unreleased versions.

In 1981, George Harrison released his solo album Somewhere in England. It was his first album after moving his Dark Horse label from A&M to Warner Bros. Originally set for release in October 1980, the album was reworked at the request of Warner’s president, Mo Ostin. In the midst of these changes, the tragic event of John Lennon’s assassination on December 8, 1980, led Harrison to release All Those Years Ago as a tribute single. The revised album, released in June 1981, included this song and became a hit as both a single and an album.

  • DISC 1: AI NEW REMIX ALBUM
    Features newly remixed versions of the original analog recordings, using cutting-edge AI multi-track editing. The latter half of the disc, titled AI BACKING TRACKS INSTRUMENTAL, presents the entire album with vocals removed, providing fully instrumental backing tracks through AI audio analysis—an advanced and enhanced karaoke version.

  • DISC 2: ORIGINAL REJECTED ALBUM
    This disc contains the original version of the album that was canceled in 1980. It includes four tracks that were removed and replaced—Flying Hour, Sat Singing, Lay His Head, and Tears of the World—along with alternate mixes, all faithfully reconstructed. Additionally, the ADDITIONAL TRACKS section features remixes and previously unreleased versions.

This latest entry in the AI Audio Companion series allows listeners to compare and explore two distinct album versions along with remixed tracks—an essential collection for fans and collectors alike!

DISC1
AI NEW REMIX ALBUM
01. BLOOD FROM THE CLONE
02. UNCONSCIOUSNESS RULES
03. LIFE ITSELF
04. ALL THOSE YEARS AGO
05. BALTIMORE ORIOLE
06. TEARDROPS
07. THAT WHICH I HAVE LOST
08. WRITING'S ON THE WALL
09. HONG KONG BLUES
10. SAVE THE WORLD
AI BACKING TRACKS INSTRUMENTAL
11. BLOOD FROM THE CLONE
12. UNCONSCIOUSNESS RULES
13. LIFE ITSELF
14. ALL THOSE YEARS AGO
15. BALTIMORE ORIOLE
16. TEARDROPS
17. THAT WHICH I HAVE LOST
18. WRITING'S ON THE WALL
19. HONG KONG BLUES
20. SAVE THE WORLD

DISC2
ORIGINAL REJECTED ALBUM
01. HONG KONG BLUES
02. WRITING'S ON THE WALL
03. FLYING HOUR
04. LAY HIS HEAD
05. UNCONSCIOUSNESS RULES
06. SAT SINGING
07. LIFE ITSELF
08. TEARS OF THE WORLD
09. BALTIMORE ORIOLE
10. SAVE THE WORLD
ADDITIONAL TRACKS
11. MO
12. FLYING HOUR (Remix)
13. LAY HIS HEAD (Remix)
14. SAT SINGING (Remix)
15. TEARS OF THE WORLD (Remix)
16. FLYING HOUR (Alternate Mix)
17. UNCONSCIOUSNESS RULES (LP Edit)
18. TEARDROPS (Single Edit) 
19. SAVE THE WORLD (Remix)

AI NEW REMIX ALBUM / ORIGINAL REJECTED ALBUM 
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