The exception to this is 1995's 'Free As A Bird', which is the 23rd and final seven-inch included in this package, but becomes a double A-side with 1996's Real Love.Every single here reached number one in the UK charts, except 'Love Me Do' (#17), 'Please Please Me' (#2) 'Strawberry Fields Forever'/'Penny Lane' (#2) 'Something' (#4), 'Let It Be' (#2), Free As A Bird (#2) and Real Love (#4).To make things interesting these seven-inch singles will use various international cover art, so the 'Love Me Do' sleeve is from the USA, 'She Loves You' from Germany and 'Ticket to Ride' is from Sweden ('Free As A Bird' had the same artwork everywhere).Each seven-inch single is pressed on heavyweight vinyl and these are "newly cut for vinyl from their original mono and stereo master tapes" by Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios. We have created this 15 album box set containing some of the best sounding stereo pressings of The Beatles UK album catalogue. The albums in this box feature great sounding pressings from the UK, Germany Australia dating from 1969-1984. Highlights include German pressings of: Please, Please Me, Help, Revolver a DMM Let It Be. The set also includes vintage 1969 UK pressings of: Beatles For.
Vintage Vinyl Spotlight: The Beatles "Blue Box" C. New Release U2: No Line on the Horizon 180 gram. Ebay Auction of the Week: Simon & Garfunkel Booke. Neil Young Archives Vol. FOR SALE For sale is The Beatles The Collection 14 LP.LIMITED EDITION COLLECTION OF NEWLY REMASTERED SEVEN-INCH VINYL SINGLES. This collectible box set presents 46 tracks on 23 7-inch vinyl singles, in faithfully reproduced international picture sleeves, accompanied by a 40-page booklet with photos, ephemera, and detailed essays by Beatles historian Kevin Howlett.We don’t have this item in our warehouse or stores at the moment, but the supplier has stock.
Versions on the other hand often used second or third generation tapes, and processed the recordings with excessive echo and reverb, particularly on the stereo versions, in an effort to make the records sound more modern-the result was simply inferior sound quality.The Beatles Collection, catalog number BC-13, was first released as a U.K. Releases used minimal processing and offered superior sound, both in the mono and stereo versions of each release. A much more striking difference, however, was the sound. Whether you're a long-suffering vinylphile, getting back into the hobby after a long layoff, or a exploring vinyl for the first time, you'll likely to want a good sounding Beatles collection.What pressings sound the best? U.S.? U.K.? Japanese? Stereo or mono? For the Beatles fan wanting an easy, one-box solution, there is no better source than The Beatles Collection BC-13, also known as The Blue Box.The Beatles catalog was originally released in the United States and the United Kingdom with slightly different track listings, covers, and packaging. VinylFeatured today in the Vintage Vinyl Spotlight is a collection that is essential for any fan of the Beatles who spins vinyl.
Although the deadwax information contained on most of the records in the collection represents later cuts of each title, the original analog tapes were used throughout and sound quality never suffers. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandSound quality is universally excellent throughout this set. The records are housed in a flip-top textured blue cardboard box, which has each of the band member's signatures embossed in gold on the front.8 - Sgt. Also known as The Blue Box, this collection contained the stereo versions of all of the proper studio releases, as well as Rarities.
This box is the easiest and fastest way to have them all.I had a small Beatles buy/sell business in the 1980s/90s & I have had many Blue Box sets pass through my hands. Vinyl versions of your Beatles favorites, you'll be in for a very pleasant surprise when you do. If you haven't yet heard the U.K. Beatles pressings are now expensive, extremely difficult to come by in excellent condition, and often suffer from groove distortion caused by the heavy tracking forces employed by cartridges in the 1960s. Blue Boxes contain the last pressings of truly all-analog Beatles vinyl, as anything released during the past twenty years or so has been from the same digital sources as the 1987 compact discs.Original U.K. Many boxes were originally given as gifts, but have sat around unplayed for many years.The going rate for a box in excellent conditon is around $200, which at less than $20 per record is still quite a bargain.
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A few SERIOUS audiophiles have claimed the Japan LPs do not sound as good as the UK LPs, but I think 99% of listeners would be thrilled with the sound of the Japanese Blue Box. The Japan-pressed Blue Box sets were generally 100% free of vinyl defects or pressing problems on ALL the LPs, White Album included. It is a very hard LP to press, w/its LONG running time of over 90 minutes (!!) so bass distortion and irritating surface noise (sounding like a worn out LP) were somewhat common on the White Album. Sets had vinyl pressing issues/defects.
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