Steven Tyler says he has already seen the forthcoming Beatles documentary, The Beatles: the Lost Concert, and has given it his stamp of approval.
"Just watching [the documentary] is a miracle. To me it would be like watching Jesus preaching on the hilltops. Same notes, same vocals, same drum fills, same perfection. It blows away every performance I've ever seen - including Elvis."
"The Beatles: The Lost Concert is a new documentary recounting the whole story of the birth of Beatlemania in America, from an initial phone call from U.S. promoter Sid Bernstein to the manager of a then-unknown band from the U.K, all the way thorough to their first-ever historic and triumphant US concert," adds the film's producers by way of description.
The Beatles: the Lost Concert is due in U.S. theaters in May.
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