Timing is perfect for a George Harrison album remix and celebration

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As a long-time fan of George Harrison, I can confidently say that the 50th-anniversary release of his album “Living In The Material World” is a momentous occasion. Not only is it a testament to the timelessness of his music, but its messages resonate strongly in our current times.

It’s quite significant to mark the 50th anniversary re-release of George Harrison’s album, not just because it’s an outstanding piece of music, but also because the themes in the songs seem particularly relevant today. Given its timeless quality, this moment seems ideal for a remastered edition of his 1973 album titled, Living In The Material World.

The album, titled “Living In The Material World,” was a sequel to the critically acclaimed “All Things Must Pass” from 1970. George Harrison intentionally waited three years before releasing this new album. During that time, he focused on charitable work for Bangladesh, including some memorable concerts. Additionally, it was a period in which Harrison sought enlightenment and spiritual growth. Consequently, there was some uncertainty among fans about what the new album would sound like when it was finally released.

Harrison experienced tremendous success with his hit single “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth).” This chart-topping release topped the charts in numerous countries and initially reached number one. Interestingly, even though the album’s title track wasn’t officially released as a single, it too became well-known.

George Harrison album remix to celebrate 50 years 

50 years after its original release, a special edition of the album will be unveiled on November 15th. This isn’t just another rehash from a record label; it’s under the supervision of George Harrison’s widow, Olivia, and their son, Dhani. Paul Hicks, a three-time Grammy Award-winning producer known for his work with The Beatles, has given the album a fresh 2024 remix, working closely with Dhani throughout the years.

If you’re interested in owning a physical copy of the Super Deluxe Edition box set, act fast as it has a production run of only 5,000 units. Besides this limited edition, there are other vinyl options available such as a purple-colored record and CD versions. Moreover, the remixed album, extra outtakes, versions, and mixes included in the set will also be accessible on streaming platforms.

This interpretation offers a thoughtful perspective on Harrison’s song messages, encompassing various means to access the album, as well as the current state of the world. The main tracks emphasize his key points, while the other songs provide additional support. Perhaps now is an opportune moment to reconsider the importance of living more in the physical world. Undoubtedly, this is a wonderful period for everyone to aspire towards and strive for greater love and peace on Earth.

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2024-11-14 17:30