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Apple Records discography – Needs British LPs and singles, and US LPs. Needs restructuring. I'd propose using the Brit catalog as the basis, and having only those releases which are different in the US section. This might not be practical, however, if the cat. no.s are different (they are for the singles, not sure for the albums). Blue links need to be checked for and, if they aren't already, added to Category:Apple Records singles or Category:Apple Records albums, and the same for The Beatles/solo members singles/albums categories.
Add specific fair use rationales to Beatles-related copyrighted images, especially singles covers (see Image:In My Life - The Beatles.jpg, for example).
Improve all released Beatles songs and covers to C-class, at least.
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Atkins, Jamie (March 2017). "George Harrison: The Vinyl Collection (UMC)". Record Collector. Retrieved 27 September 2024. The first two here, Wonderwall Music and Electronic Sound were released during Beatle days and, while it's unlikely you'll be whistling the tunes while pulling up the weeds, are happy reminders of how ground-breaking the times were. I mean, the guitarist in the biggest pop culture phenomenon the world had seen was releasing LPs of charming, meandering, doobied-up doodles (the former) and extended proto-ambient tracks that do a decent job in approximating the sound of duetting Scalextric cars as their batteries fade, because… well, why on Earth wouldn't he?
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Re: "Krause's name was originally credited on the front cover under Harrison's cover credit, but it was painted over at his insistence."
The antecedent of his here is not clear. Did Krause want Krause's name painted over or did Harrison want Krause's name painted over? I can't even guess. TheScotch (talk) 08:13, 3 November 2013 (UTC)Reply
My question exactly... I can only assume it's Harrison's insistence, since the act favours Harrison as author, but I can't be sure. Nevertheless, I'm going to change the entry and if anyone knows better, they can change it back. Mandybrigwell (talk) 00:14, 11 January 2014 (UTC)Reply
