Let It Be

Andrew Creamer (November 28, 2006)

Phil Spector\'s touch was not easily erased with the \"Let It Be - Naked\" release; many tracks on this posthumous Beatles album still sound better with his omniscent production stylings. Damn the topedoes - Spector worked his magic on this one yet again.

Bruce Beatlefan (July 20, 2005)

When one listens to "Two of Us", "For You Blue", or "One after 909" it's awfully hard to believe that this is a disintegrating group whose members were so embittered against one another..."Dig a Pony" is quite an enjoyable rocker..."Across the Universe" is John's greatest lyric since "Help", and a beautiful haunting melody...Paul's three number ones are magnificent. "I Me Mine" is a good rocker although in the midst of George's preachy phase..."I've got a Feeling" is great. Heck I even sing along enthusiastically with "Dig It" and "Maggie Mae". If any other group had done this album I would give it the five star treatment, but it was in fact a little thin for the Beatles.