The Beatles - Black Album [FLAC]

One of the coolest scenes in Boyhood, Richard Linklater’s remarkable, 12-years-in-the-making film about one child’s life from first to twelfth grade, involves Mason (Ethan Hawke) giving his son Mason Jr. (Ellar Coltrane) a unique birthday present. It’s called The Black Album, and it’s a mix CD compilation of the best of the Beatles’ solo music, from Ringo Starr’s “Photograph,” to George Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass,” which is a particularly appropriate song for a film like Boyhood.
Mason talks about the album and what it means, and we hear one selection from it (Paul McCartney & Wings’ “Band On The Run”) on the film’s soundtrack, but we never get a look at the full track listing. At a Q&A after a Boyhood screening in Chicago last week, Linklater was asked whether a complete lineup of songs from The Black Album exists, or if the CD Mason hands Mason Jr. was just a prop. Linklater replied that the album was real—at least as real as a never-circulated bootleg can be—and that he and his team had been discussing ways to release the track list to the public