A half-century after the Beatles called it quits ... restored film with remastered sound of the Fab Four’s performance Aug. 15, 1965, at New York’s Shea Stadium will be screened in conjunction ...

The Beatles ... sound within the stadium would have been 28 decibels louder than a jumbo jet flying at 100 feet and 11 decibels louder than a crash of thunder. Dyble, who reviewed footage of the ...

On Aug. 15, 1965 at Shea Stadium in New York, the Beatles set a record ... Did people learn anything about how to make the sound quality better? Or did it not matter cause people were screaming ...

THE BEATLES made history at Shea, but the music they made that night needed plenty of help to be heard. The sound was so poor and the screaming so loud that the producers of a documentary on the ...

On August 15, 1965, the modern stadium rock concert was born with The Beatles' outdoor show at New York's packed Shea Stadium ... stadium by helicopter. The sound of the fans was so deafening ...

A crowd of about 55,600 people filled New York’s Shea Stadium to watch The Beatles perform on a stage ... King Curtis, and Sound Incorporated. It was then time for the main attraction.

The Beatles’ Shea show also changed the economics of the ... Due in part to a lackluster sound system, the band couldn't be heard very well by the 55,000-plus crowd that packed the home of ...

In 1965, The Beatles played their largest concert to date at New York’s Shea Stadium ... they could do to guard their ears against the sound of screaming. The moment The Beatles walked out ...

On August 15th, 1965, the incredibly popular British rock band known as the Beatles played ... this September. The Shea Stadium recordings will feature remastered sound, which may help diminish ...

Sound was a huge issue during The Beatles’ Shea Stadium performance. It was just another instance where the band couldn’t hear themselves perform, nor the audience. There was no way any ...