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Love it or hate it, music streaming is here to stay and for younger listeners is introducing the music of The Beatles to a whole new audience.
The collectors out there who cherish their original first pressing vinyl, reel-to-reel tapes and cassettes may well be under the impression that with streaming being a non-physical music media that is stored in the cloud, the medium has nothing to offer them.
However, as always in reality streaming does offer Beatles collectors some unique releases.
In this episode Mark and Paul chat about the how The Beatles arrived on download and streaming services and what is available for the hardcore collector.
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