The Beatles – Rarities - VG+ LP Record 1980 Capitol USA Vinyl - Pop Rock / Psychedelic Rock
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The Beatles – Rarities
| Label: | Capitol Records – SHAL-12060 |
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| Format: |
Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Mono, 3rd Cover, Jacksonville
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| Country: | US |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Rock, Blues, Pop |
| Style: | Classic Rock, Psychedelic Rock |
| A1 | Love Me Do | |
| A2 | Misery | |
| A3 | There's A Place | |
| A4 | Sie Liebt Dich | |
| A5 | And I Love Her | |
| A6 | Help | |
| A7 | I'm Only Sleeping | |
| A8 | I Am The Walrus | |
| B1 | Penny Lane | |
| B2 | Helter Skelter | |
| B3 | Don't Pass Me By | |
| B4 | The Inner Light | |
| B5 | Across The Universe | |
| B6 | You Know My Name (Look Up My Number) | |
| B7 | Sgt. Pepper Inner Groove |
This album is a compilation of tracks that were considered rare in the US at the time. B-sides and other tracks that hadn't been on any Capitol album, different mixes etc.
Also known for reproducing the infamous "butcher shot" for the first time since Yesterday & Today in 1966, on the inside gatefold.
There are 3 cover variations. This one is #3:
#1
-The photo on the front is raised/embossed
-There is no George Martin producer credit on the back lower left corner
-The liner notes incorrectly state "There's A Place" had not been released in stereo in the US before, credit John rather than Ringo with the blisters remark at the end of "Helter Skelter".
#2
-Both the cover photo and the photos on the back are raised/embossed
-George Martin's producer credit is now on the lower left corner on the back
-Under "Helter Skelter" it now states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..."
#3
-Both the cover photos and the photos on the back are NOT raised/embossed
-George Martin's producer credit is present
-"Helter Skelter" states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..."
-Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville pressing, as identified by 0 in the run-outs.
-Some copies came with a 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" hype sticker on the shrinkwrap stating "Contains Rare Photos Including "Butcher" shot"
MASTERED BY CAPITOL and the letter "O" are stamped in the runout grooves
Also known for reproducing the infamous "butcher shot" for the first time since Yesterday & Today in 1966, on the inside gatefold.
There are 3 cover variations. This one is #3:
#1
-The photo on the front is raised/embossed
-There is no George Martin producer credit on the back lower left corner
-The liner notes incorrectly state "There's A Place" had not been released in stereo in the US before, credit John rather than Ringo with the blisters remark at the end of "Helter Skelter".
#2
-Both the cover photo and the photos on the back are raised/embossed
-George Martin's producer credit is now on the lower left corner on the back
-Under "Helter Skelter" it now states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..."
#3
-Both the cover photos and the photos on the back are NOT raised/embossed
-George Martin's producer credit is present
-"Helter Skelter" states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..."
-Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville pressing, as identified by 0 in the run-outs.
-Some copies came with a 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" hype sticker on the shrinkwrap stating "Contains Rare Photos Including "Butcher" shot"
MASTERED BY CAPITOL and the letter "O" are stamped in the runout grooves
- Barcode: 07777120601
- Matrix / Runout (Label side A): SHAL 1-12060
- Matrix / Runout (Label side B): SHAL 2-12060
- Matrix / Runout (Runouts side A): SHAL-1-12060 G-5 #3 Gene MASTERED BY CAPITOL O
- Matrix / Runout (Runouts side B): SUBA SHAL-2-12060 G-1 #1 Ed MASTERED BY CAPITOL O
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