“I’m not trying to put any sort of stamp on it. “We’re not trying to make it sound modern,” said triple Grammy Award-winning engineer Paul Hicks. But first is the music, which Rolling Stone lists among the 500 greatest albums of all time. The most expensive edition comes in its own wooden crate, complete with figurines of the famous garden gnomes featured on the album cover. There are reprinted archival notes, track annotations, photos and memorabilia. The anniversary editions out this week make that look quaint, containing eight LPs (or five CDs) plus a Blu-ray audio disc, with the remixed album, demos, outtakes and jams. The original collection was audacious for its time - the first triple studio album in rock history, a virtual flurry of vinyl. This is a really important bit of music.” “The message is clearer and now it’s sonically clearer. “I think that the message of this record is more ready to be received now than it was when it first came out,” said Dhani Harrison.

NEW YORK - George Harrison’s landmark album “All Things Must Pass” is celebrating its belated 50th anniversary and the former Beatles’ son thinks a new remixed collection might make the perfect post-pandemic soundtrack.