When Let It Be was released on May 8, 1970, it arrived not as a triumphant new chapter, but as an epilogue. The Beatles had already broken up by the time the world heard it, and that cloud of dissolution hovers over every groove. Yet, within its tension and turbulence lies a strange beauty — a document of a band both falling apart and reaching back toward its raw beginnings.   The Troubled Genesis   Let It Be began life as “Get Back”, a back-to-basics project conceived in ear

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