Description

After the bootleg “Fuck #MeToo” dedicated to the most licentious and sexist songs of the Rolling Stones, this unofficial LP reserves the same treatment to the Beatles, collecting on limited edition vinyl alternate takes of songs that cover their entire career and whose apparently innocent lyrics (like that of “I Want To Hold Your Hand”) are not lacking more or less explicit sexual allusions. It starts from a version without harmonica of “Please Please Me” (1963) and arrives at “Happiness Is Warm Gun” from the “white” album of 1968, including not only decidedly “hot” pieces like “Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?” but also surreal songs like “I Am The Walrus”

A1 Please, Please Me (Without Harmonica)
A2 Seventeen (take 1)
A3 Thank You Girl (take 2, 11 & 5)
A4 I Want To Hold Your Hand (take 1 & 9)
A5 I Want To Hold Your Hand (take 17)
A6 Slow Down (take 6)
A7 The Night Before (SI Onto take 2)
A8 I Saw Her Standing There (take 2 – edit Piece)

B1 I’m Down (take 1 – Anthology 2 edit)
B2 Run For Your Life (take 1 & 5)
B3 She’s A Woman (take 1)
B4 Day Tripper (take 1 – instrumental)
B5 I Want To Tell You (mono)
B6 I Am The Walrus (take 16)
B7 Why Don’t We Do It In The Road? (take 5)
B8 Happiness Is A Warm Gun (RM ’95 – Anthology 2 edit)