John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr didn't want to resort to studio effects or overdubs and sought to capture a special, live element in the recordings. Of course, after many disagreements, Spector stepped in to create the richly produced album that was eventually released.
The Beatles' 2003 release of Let It Be. . . Naked saw a return to the album's original form and spirit of live performances. The band recently released the album to iTunes and to celebrate, they have also planned a series of five podcasts featuring Let It Be. . . Naked tracks, original sound archives from the making of the album and interviews with McCartney, Harrison and Starr. source
Check out the Let It Be... Naked flickbook - you can find the full set of podcasts, animation, music previews, artwork and more, HERE
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