"Let It Be" was released in May 1970 as the Beatles' final album.
Although the album was originally recorded as ``Get Back'' in March 1969, the later album ``Abbey Road'' was released first, and was eventually produced by Phil Spector with overdubs and replacements. This album went through many twists and turns until its release in 1970, and in 2003, a new remix version was released as the ``original sound'' with ``Let It Be Naked''. However, in reality, due to remixing, there were re-edits using multiple sound sources and editing that differed from the actual original sound source, so the result was not necessarily naked, but this time, the naked "original sound" was extracted from the session master sound source without overdubs or processing. Completely reproduced in its original state.
The first half contains songs in the order of the original album as "Real Naked Stereo Masters". "Across the Universe" and "I Me Mine" are also the sound source from the Get Back session, and the original Nagra tape is a monaural sound source and a master with a beep sound for video disturbing, but this time A / B Restoration work such as multiple roll tapes and detailed noise removal have been performed, and the latest remastering has turned the monaural sound into real stereo, with vocals and instruments completely separated by track, resulting in a truly "real naked" album with unprecedented high sound quality. It is finished.