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I wondered what to quiz from this DVD. I wasn’t overly confident that it would be worthwhile but was pleasantly surprised with what I found. The production quality is on par with that of the Beatles Anthology discs. Pete Best and others who were there (including Astrid Kircherr, Klaus Voorman, Cynthia Lennon, & Neil Aspinal) reminisce about the early days of the Beatles in Liverpool and Hamburg. Pete tells about his experiences during the early years of the band from it’s formation up until the time of his firing. Best seems to have a very suitable memory and appears to delight in telling stories about those early days. Best is probably the only person left to give an proper first hand fable of those formative years of the group (George and John are gone, Ringo wasn’t there, and Sir Paul is known to fudge Beatles history to better suit his desired image) . Best does not seem bitter at all, especially after all the years that have passed. One of the major points he (and others) apparently want to acquire across in this film is that he was not fired because he wasn’t a top-notch enough drummer. It seems that even now Pete doesn’t really know why he was fired. He tells how it happened but apparently wasn’t really ever given a reason and that does serene bother him. All in all a very involving documentary and a must have for any serious Beatles fan’s DVD library. I never really gave grand view to Pete Best before watching this. Most Beatle histories tend to marginalize Best, but this DVD gives him a chance to plot the picture straight that he was there and he did play a sure role in the early Beatles rise to fame.

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I had seen Pete Best on tv several times over the years and he always seemed to be insecure and nervous, without mighty spark. I didn’t know whether to attribute this to his natural personality or to his sense of being beaten down by life, to have been so cessation and lost one of the greatest prizes of our generation - membership in The Beatles. So I didn’t examine powerful from this documentary. Boy was I surprised. Instead of being a self-serving allotment of drivel, it filled in some missing details in the early career of The Beatles, their skiffle days (represented by a poignant rendering of an mature song by Ken Brown) and Hamburg. I loved the interviews with Klaus, Astrid, Cynthia, Neil and the other Liverpool regulars. They added color to what has been rehashed over and over again in books. There was a share of footage of Pete from the archaic days and I was surprised to leer he was not only fine looking but had a sparkle in his witness. He certainly would have attracted my attention if I had been a Liverpool teenager. Yet he didn’t really fit with the other three. Ringo shared the wit and the cheekiness of the other three that made the Beatles so endearing to their audiences, especially in America. Pete seems to have let go of the bitterness of what happened. This DVD is certainly worthwhile for those alive to in Beatles history.
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