There is no more versioning, most popular and acclaimed the Beatles most influential musical quartet. Liverpool band is considered the most successful group of all time, as his four phenomena John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, changed the world of music.
After thirteen musical productions ranging from his first "Please Please Me" in 1963 to his last "Let it be" in 1970, are a cult for many musicians. All your songs are playing on the radio in the world and his albums are still sold more than any disc fashion.
Today, the legendary band is still news is that through the official channel of The Beatles on YouTube, Appel Xorps and Universal Music, has just released the video clips in high definition of "Revolution" and "Hello, Goodbye" on the occasion of the reissue of "1", an album containing 27 songs of the band that reached the top spot on the UK charts and the United States.
A few months ago, the official website of the British band said that Appel Xorps and Universal Music re-launched "1". Therefore, the relaunch "1+" will be called and also CD with songs, have a Blu-Ray of 23 unreleased videos, full of rarities and alternate versions of their audiovisual classics, restored in HD, as part of a collection that will be released on 6 November.
In addition, the disc will be accompanied with their respective video and the videos were restored to be presented in high quality.
The material is now available for purchase through the official internet page of The Beatles, where you can make a pre order purchase material. In the videos of the social network you can find the links to access the sale.
Both "Revolution" and "Hello, Goodbye" can be seen on the YouTube channel "The Beatles Vevo" where you can go on living skin deep, the most special moments of this important band.
All fans of different generations appreciate the publication of this material, which surely provide a historical record for the rock-pop culture world, and help strengthen the artistic and cultural memory of a world that still needs the compositions of the Beatles .
