Living in the Material World (50th Anniversary) - George Harrison

Living in the Material World (50th Anniversary)

George Harrison

  • Genre: Rock
  • Release Date: 1973-05-30
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 24

  • ℗ 2024 G.H. Estate Limited under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management (US) LLC

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on George Harrison 3:36
2
Sue Me, Sue You Blues (2024 Mi George Harrison 4:45
3
The Light That Has Lighted the George Harrison 3:30
4
Don't Let Me Wait Too Long (20 George Harrison 2:56
5
Who Can See It (2024 Mix) George Harrison 3:51
6
Living in the Material World ( George Harrison 5:30
7
The Lord Loves the One (That L George Harrison 4:34
8
Be Here Now (2024 Mix) George Harrison 4:09
9
Try Some Buy Some (2024 Mix) George Harrison 4:07
10
The Day the World Gets 'Round George Harrison 2:52
11
That Is All (2024 Mix) George Harrison 3:42
12
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on George Harrison 3:37
13
Sue Me, Sue You Blues (Take 5) George Harrison 4:22
14
The Light That Has Lighted the George Harrison 3:53
15
Don't Let Me Wait Too Long (Ta George Harrison 2:56
16
Who Can See It (Take 93) George Harrison 4:00
17
Living in the Material World ( George Harrison 5:28
18
The Lord Loves the One (That L George Harrison 4:30
19
Be Here Now (Take 8) George Harrison 4:15
20
Try Some Buy Some (Alternative George Harrison 4:27
21
The Day the World Gets 'Round George Harrison 5:06
22
That Is All (Take 24) George Harrison 3:44
23
Miss O'Dell (2024 Mix) George Harrison 2:30
24
Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Awa George Harrison 2:48

Reviews

  • Any Difference?

    2
    By nk63
    Just a money game….

  • Great Remix & Disc 2 is Remarkable

    5
    By Gertrude da Goat
    One of my favorites now sounds better than ever. George was still at the pinnacle of his newfound startdom as a solo artist. The remixes are wonderful. Everything sounds fresh and new. The highlight for me is hearing the demo tracks found here. George's voice is produced quite remarkably. The unfinshed tracks are so much fun to listen to just for the chance to hear every nuance and detail of Harrison's singing.

  • Sail Away Raymond

    4
    By 3rd Gen Scientist
    The treasure of this release is George’s rendition of Sail Away Raymond, a song he wrote for Ringo. It’s absolutely delightful to hear George sing this little ditty. As for the rest of the album, I can honestly say I don’t care much for remixes. Why mess with the original sound? It’s a great little album, often overlooked.

  • One of Harrison’s weakest albums.

    1
    By copyalan
    The single is the best track on the album. From there, it’s a swift decline as the rest of the songs are bland, uninspired and forgettable. This is what happens after the Beatles. As much as Harrison felt stifled being in the group, both Lennon and McCartney set the bar high, which pushed George to be a better and more focused songwriter — whether he wanted to admit it or not. This album lowers the “songwriting” bar that Harrison had scaled just a few years earlier.

  • Ummm…

    1
    By Kat96720
    All I heard was wailing for the 1st minute of the song…not for me thanks.

  • A special talent

    5
    By Electric Skydog
    A musical genius guitarist, singer and songwriter. His ability to write songs with such feelings of love and emotion of life is one of a kind. He helped change the world of music with his style and creative passion.

  • Last good one by George

    5
    By Jackiedo123
    I have been waiting for this remix. My opinion the last record Harrison released that every track was good. Every record after this, you couldn’t find enough tracks to make one decent record.

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