Which is one reason I pre-ordered the mono release only. That "faux stereo" is annoying to me. I say "faux," but I think I mean "contrived."
Anyway, as I stated earlier (or meant to), the Beatles considered the mono takes to be the definitive versions up until 1969, so that's good enough for me. Plus, having heard most of the stereo versions for years, the monos have a few surprises that differ from the versions we might be used to.
Oh, and as an aside, one Sir Paul is playing the venerable Fenway Park in early August, and my tickets shipped today. He does tributes to both John and George, and plays a healthy selection of Beatle cuts. Here's an example setlist from 7/11 in Halifax (not too shabby!):
Drive My Car
Jet
Only Mama Knows
Gotta Get You Into My Life
Let Me Roll It
All my Loving
Flaming Pie
Long and Winding Road
My Love
Blackbird
Here Today
Calico Skies
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Eleanor Rigby
Sing the Changes
Band on the Run
Back in the USSR
Something
Paperback Writer
A Day in the Life
Give Peace a Chance
Let it Be
Live and Let Die
Hey Jude
Encore
Day Tripper
Lady Madonna
Mull Of Kintyre
I Saw Her Standing There
Helter Skelter
Get Back
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The End