At the Radio Museum, there will be a meeting for those who cherish the legacy of The Beatles and the gentlemanly love for vinyl. Guests will get acquainted with the new issue of the club magazine, listen to rare recordings of George Harrison, and learn stories that usually resonate only among the like-minded - in a cozy circle of fellow enthusiasts and attentive listeners. The presentation of the new issue of the magazine becomes an opportunity to look at the history of The Beatles from an unexpected angle. The publication, which has been gathering materials about music and bright cultural events for many years, is releasing an updated issue that reflects research, interviews, and observations from authors who have long studied the phenomenon of the band. For those who grew up on the melodies of the Liverpool quartet or discovered them recently, this is a rare chance to hear a live analysis of their work through the lens of time. Special attention is given to George Harrison. His solo path, influence on world rock, and distinctive sound palette are examined through the lens of individual albums. The host, Alexey Korshun, discusses the nuances of sound, recording features, and those moments that usually elude the unprepared listener. Vinyl records allow familiar compositions to be heard differently, to feel the detail that digital formats often muffle. Entertainment in Yekaterinburg is collected on our website.