Our old friend soniclovenoize has a version you can check out here that is way better than what the producers came up with for Let It Be…Naked. It's the other versions of it that too often to me sound too drab, old-fashioned, and too intentionally or self-servingly off the cuff, in a way that is more undermining than it is supporting, imo. The tracklisting on this version of Let It Be differs slightly from the original—there's no "Maggie Mae" or "Dig It", while "Don't Let Me Down" has been added.

When the album came out, the first thing that hit me was that song sounded the least like the one I heard at the Cow Palace in San Francisco.So for a few songs at least, I think the sound of the new mixes more than justifies the cost of the album. Having said that, here I go, ignoring my own advice; the Let It Be sessions (which are just that), in whatever released form. Get Back" – a remix of the take recorded on 27 January 1969 used for both the single and album; without the coda recorded on 28 January featured in the single version or framing dialogue from the studio and rooftop concert added to the album version. Naked is an alternative mix of the Beatles' 1970 album Let It Be, released on 17 November 2003 by Apple Records.

Tracks: 1-two Of Us 2-dig A Pony 3-across The Universe 4-i Me Mine 5-dig It 6-let It Be 7-maggie Mae 8-i Ve Got A Feeling 9-one After 909 10-the Long And Winding Road 11-for You.

I am quite amazed at how for the first time in thirty odd years I can listen to these songs and hear how great they really are. Unfortunately I have not heard the Glyn Johns mix that is on the new “Let It Be” boxset but something tells me it’s probably pretty close to the “naked” version.