Mostly Previously Undocumented Beta Abbey Road DLC

This DLC was found seemingly as an Xbox partner net leak back in October 2025, and I've seen little documentation about it. However, seemingly every single song has some change about them, ranging from minor to very different. I will attempt to point out every major difference in this discription, however feel free to comment anything else you notice. Source: https://hiddenpalace.org/The_Beatles:...) Minor changes: Difficulties aren't finalized, all recording dates are listed as January 1st, 2009 Maxwell's Silver Hammer This one's kinda strange lol, for one Paul is standing at his piano when in the final scape, he's sitting. John is also, for some weird reason, playing the bass line on his acoustic guitar. George uses his telecaster instead of his les paul, and the scape uses the sixtyeight outfits in scape and sixtynine outfits in studio when the final uses sixtyeight02. Oh! Darling The instrument lineup is changed, in the final, Paul is on bass, John is on piano, and George is on guitar. Here, Paul is on keys, John is on bass, and George is on guitar. (The actual lineup for the real recording was John on guitar, George on bass, and Paul on piano, so neither of them were right LMFAO) Otherwise, the only other major difference is the outfits, the final uses sixtynine, but here sixtyeight was used. Because One of the most different ones out of all of them, George uses keys in studio, and this version uses an unused mic config, kP9KeyboardGeorge. The projections also use an entirely different effect, giving them a pink tint, and the outfits are once again different. The final uses sixtynine while this version uses sixtyeight You Never Give Me Your Money Another very different one, the first of two that has entirely different backgrounds from the final game. This version uses the two hillside minivenues found in the game, weeps (from While My Guitar Gently Weeps) and hillside (from Here Comes the Sun).The final game solely uses the field scenetrigger from Dear Prudence. And, for some incredibly strange reason, George is seen using the Fender Bass VI and playing his usual guitar part? It's such a weird random detail, I have to imagine this is just the devs messing around. Sun King/Mean Mister Mustard The other dreamscape that uses different backgrounds. This one is even more interesting though. For the MMM section of the scape, it uses the performancespace04 scenetrigger, which is entirely unused anywhere else in the game. The final scape uses the goodmorning scenetrigger, which is used in... well, Good Morning Good Morning. And for some reason, they use their headphones the entire scape. Either both the dreamscape and studio outfits were set to sixtyeight_hdp, or they used [dream_outfit (hist)] in the venue track to keep the headphones on. Either way, the final scape uses the sixtynine outfits in studio and sixtyeight in scape... on Xbox, PS3 for some reason gets sixtynine all the time. Polythene Pam/She Came In Through the Bathroom Window This one has less changes overall. I think some of the animation loops used are different, and there's outfit/instrument changes. The final scape uses sixtyeight in studio and sixtyeight02 in scape, while this version uses sixtynine in studio and sixtyeight in scape. George also uses his les paul through the whole scape, where in the final scape he switches to his telecaster for SCITTBW. Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End Overall, not many differences... aside from John being straight up missing from Golden Slumbers, that one is kinda crazy. Her Majesty Again, not many differences, however Paul does slide his hand up to the bottom of the neck of his guitar at the end. Overall, a pretty interesting piece of Beatles Rock Band history that I'm glad to have documented.