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STUDENTS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ANOTHER SONG BY THE BEATLES - OBLADI OBLADA. THE SONG WAS PRESENTED AS A STORY AND THE MEANING OF THE LINES WERE CONTEXTUALIZED WITH PICTURES AND DRAWINGS. AFTER THEY HEARD THE SONG A FEW TIMES, THEY WERE CHALLENGED TO CREATE A COMIC STRIP WITH THE STORY OF THE SONG. STUDENTS WERE REALLY INVOLVED WITH IT AND PRODUCED BEAUTIFUL DRAWINGS. HERE ARE SOME OF THEM:

JULIA FALCÃO - TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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For all of the Anthology installments (one, two and three), Apple released a CD sampler for each. Let's start with the Anthology One CD Sampler. I'm not sure about the release date for any of these, but I'm assuming that the CD sampler was released around the same time as the commercial version so I'll put it at November-ish 1995. The catalogue number is Apple DPRO-10289. My copy states 'printed in the USA'.

There is an outer slip case that consists of what looks like a wall, with bits and pieces of torn up post paper all over it and you can barely make out the letters contained within the Beatles logo. The top and bottom of the outer slip also have this motif as well as the back. The difference is that on the back bottom, the lone Apple logo is present. There is no more information on the outer slip.

You pull out the CD case and it is tri-fold. The front cover consists of the Beatles' bassdrum in two layers. The outer layer is silver and the bass drum perimeter is also black and silver. The inner liner contains a faux type see-through cardboard featuring the 'Ludwig' drum logo, the Beatles logo (large) and 'Anthology' printed underneath. As you open the left side like a book, the white cardboard is embossed with the 'Anthology' print in spaced letters. Upon opening this side to the right, you discover the CD and photos of the Beatles (one from early 1963 and the other from August 1969) in black and white. The CD itself has a rainbow multi-coloured perimeter and white background with the Beatles logo at the top in silver with the 'Anthology' title underneath. The Apple logo is at the bottom. Written in silver along the perimeter is the catalogue number and copyright information.

The CD also comes with an eight page booklet consisting of a photo of the black and white bass drum with the Beatles logo and Anthology and the number '1' on the bass drum. The next page contains the Beatles logo/Anthology and number '1' as well as the tracklisting, Apple logo, catalogue number and copyright information. The inner pages of the booklet have liner notes for each track and the back cover features outtake photos for the cover of 'A Hard Day's Night' (1964).

The tracks contained on the sample are as follows: 'One After 909'(takes 3,4 and 5), 'Leave My Kitten Alone'(take 5), 'And I Love Her'(take 6), 'Three Cool Cats'(Decca audition) and 'I Wanna Be Your Man'( Around The Beatles television special).

The Anthology One CD Sampler packaging is by far the nicest CD sampler of any Beatles release so far (in my opinion). Quite collectible as well.