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Paul McCartney confirms lost Beatles track's existence

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2008-11-18 17:56:52

Yahoo!

Beatlemaniacs have been talking about "Carnival of Light" for years, with many sceptics doubting the existence of the alleged Beatles lost track. Paul McCartney not only confirmed that the 14-minute experimental track exists, but said he would like to see it get released.

The track was recorded back in 1967 and nearly made it on the group's Anthology albums—that is, until George Harrison and Ringo Starr deemed it "rubbish."

"It was vetoed. The guys didn't like the idea."

Paul said the track was "very free." He instructed his fellow Beatles to just "wander around" and "hit a few notes" on various instruments.

I'm sure Beatles fans would love to listen to it no matter what it sounds like.

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GUEST ( Guest )

2008-11-20 10:41:02


	This is just an attempt by Paul to prove that he did something avant-garde before Lennon's Revolution #9. I don't know why he still wants to try to prove that he was better than John. They were both great and got the best out of each other and Paul should just be happy recognising that fact.

Don't mind me, I'm just a guest.

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