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of orchestral parts to “I Me Mine.” Among other changes, he also included background studio chatter and removed “Don’t Let Me Down.” McCartney especially was displeased with Spector’s orchestral additions. Lennon and Starr, meanwhile, liked the tracks. Nonetheless, Rolling Stone magazine criticized Spector’s work, and the general critical consensus


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of orchestral parts to “I Me Mine.” Among other changes, he also included background studio chatter and removed “Don’t Let Me Down.” McCartney especially was displeased with Spector’s orchestral additions. Lennon and Starr, meanwhile, liked the tracks. Nonetheless, Rolling Stone magazine criticized Spector’s work, and the general critical consensus


    Read More