Anthology III

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Artist: The Beatles

Released: 1996, 29 October

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Tracks

	1	A Beginning (0:50)
	2	Happiness is a Warm Gun (2:15)
	3	Helter Skelter (4:37)
	4	Mean Mr. Mustard (1:58)
	5	Pam (1:27)
	6	Glass Onion (1:51)
	7	Junk (2:24)
	8	Honey Pie (1:19)
	9	Don't Pass Me By (2:43)
	10	Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (2:56)
	11	Good Night (2:38)
	12	Cry Baby Cry (2:46)
	13	Blackbird (2:19)
	14	Sexy Sadie (4:06)
	15	While My Guitar Gently Weeps (3:27)
	16	Hey Jude (4:22)
	17	Not Guilty (3:22)
	18	Mother Nature's Son (3:17)
	19	Glass Onion (2:09)
	20	Rocky Raccoon (4:12)
	21	What's the New Mary Jane (6:12)
	22	Step Inside Love, Los Paranoias (2:31)
	23	I'm So Tired (2:15)
	24	I Will (1:55)
	25	Why Don't We Do It in the Road? (2:15)
	26	Julia (1:57)
	27	I've Got a Feeling (2:49)
	28	She Came in Through the Bathroom Window (3:37)
	29	Dig a Pony (4:18)
	30	Two of Us (3:27)
	31	For You Blue (2:23)
	32	Teddy Boy (3:18)
	33	Medley: Rip It up / Shake, Rattle and Roll / Blue Suede Shoes (3:11)
	34	The Long and Winding Road (3:41)
	35	Oh! Darling (4:08)
	36	All Things Must Pass (3:05)
	37	Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues (1:56)
	38	Get Back (3:08)
	39	Old Brown Shoe (3:03)
	40	Octopus's Garden (2:49)
	41	Maxwell's Silver Hammer (3:50)
	42	Something (3:19)
	43	Come Together (3:40)
	44	Come and Get It (2:30)
	45	Ain't She Sweet (2:09)
	46	Because (2:23)
	47	Let It Be (4:06)
	48	I Me Mine (1:47)
	49	The End (2:51)

Credits

Label: Capitol CDP-8-34451-2
Producer: George Martin
Remix Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Cover by: Klaus Voorman and Alfons Kiefer

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Bruce Beatlefan (July 19, 2005)

The still-unfamiliar song order and varying degrees of the songs'
developments keeps this a fresh and interesting CD to slap on often.
The highlights for me are two "new" tracks: "What's the New Mary Jane" is just incredible and would have graced the White Album much more so than "Revolution 9", and "Mailman Bring Me No More Blues" is somberly beautiful. "While My Guitar...", "Rocky Raccoon", and
"I've Got a Feeling" are popularly cited highlights, and in my opinion
"Obladi Oblada" and "Honey Pie" are much better here than on the White Album. I must admit I cringe at John's scathing sarcasm while
Paul is demo-ing his "Teddy Boy" and "Let it Be" songs.

If you know this album you can review it.