30 years ago, Phil Spector tidied up and produced Let It Be, by overdubbing orchestra on serveral songs or changing the songs' arrangement. In the absence of Paul's approval, Phil Spector was brought in to tidy up the recordings from the Get Back/Let It Be sessions, causing Paul's dislike over the finished product and suing the other Beatles to dissolve the Beatles partnership. Now, 30 years later, Let It Be... Naked was released under Paul's original idea on the Get Back/Let It Be project - as natural intended.

The initial edition comes with a bonus disc, Fly On The Wall, which contains dialogues and rehearsals of the Beatles at Twickenham Film Studios and Apple Studios, London during January 1969.

Three promotional videos were produced for this edition: "Get Back", "Don't Let Me Down" and "Two Of Us". "Get Back" is comprised with rehearsal footages at Twickenham and Apple. "Don't Let Me Down" is an amalgam of different takes of the song from the rooftop performance. "Two Of Us" is an official site exclusive. In the video, rehearsal footages of the Beatles are used over an animation background.