| George Martin's Original Studio Master of "Rain" | |
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Origin |
George Martin |
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Type |
Studio Record |
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Effects |
Plays different sounds after each listening |
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Downsides |
User becomes strongly entranced |
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Activation |
Playing/Listening |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 13 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
815284-9450 |
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Shelf |
722807-4872-716 |
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Date of Collection |
October 17, 2017 |
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Origin[]
Regarded by members as the "Fifth Beatle", George Martin was their studio arranger. When the group originally auditioned for Abbey Road Records, their tapes failed to ignite interest. Martin decided to hold a meeting with them, where he decided they deserved a genuine chance on the label from their comedic rapport alone. Martin worked on many of their now famous songs, changing their original layouts to become more unique and clearer sounding.
Effects[]
Plays only rainfall at first. After returning to the record, it plays novelty songs, comedic outings and advertisement jingles. Coming back for a third time will play unique yet pleasing versions of popular and rising artist songs. Each level makes listener more entranced by the sound.