White album site

[Legs]

A good site that has been around for awhile with lots of about the recording of the White album is white gold, it also has different mp3's of the various sessions. Very well done and laid out.
White gold (http://www.geocities.com/white_album_2000/white_gold.htm)

[onosideboards]

i used to be obsessed with that whole site, and ran across the webmaster once in the about.com beatles chat room one lonely saturday night probably over a year ago. i don't think he's updated in a while.

eric, the webmaster, is a cute little nerdy boy...teenager. i coudln't stop complimenting his site but he was very humble. i think i still have his email address...i should get in touch with him.

other great parts include his lennon stuff and the esher page. that esher page is the most comprehensive on the net, i feel. it may be down though.

[paranoiac]

little nerdy boy, eh? Well, I kept telling you to trim those sideboards, ono. I didn't know White Gold was still around, it's probably now in pieces; I haven't touched it since its debut really, though I did add at one point some "making of" bits. I've had other such sites in the works for quite some time now, you may just hear from me again...

[Johnna Lynn]

Originally Posted By Legs:
A good site that has been around for awhile with lots of about the recording of the White album is white gold, it also has different mp3's of the various sessions. Very well done and laid out.
White gold (http://www.geocities.com/white_album_2000/white_gold.htm)<font size="2" face="Tahoma, Arial, sans-serif">:inlove7:What a treasure! Thanks for sharing the info. More pictures of Paul Ive never seen B-4. I knew I got out of bed today for a reason. graemlins/queen.gif

[sleepybomb]

the site is still up and somewhat working, (some of the links for mp3s are down, but not all).
i think it is a wonderful, insightful place. . . a job well done!