Watching this documentary made me wish that they did that with all their records. Since Get Back was a relatively stripped down record, it didnt really show a l

Watching this documentary made me wish that they did that with all their records. Since Get Back was a relatively stripped down record, it didnt really show a lot of the techniques they used on their more produced records. I am a bit of a gear head and it is pretty cool to see a brand new silver top Rhodes piano getting delivered and seeing it with all its Tolex looking brand new and not showing years of being beat to death like most Rhodes pianos look now. I do agree that it seems like the sessions look generally like they are having a good time, and the memory of the Get Back/Let it Be sessions are most likely conflated/clouded by the breakup around the time it was finally released.