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The Beatles - Revolver (LP, Album, RE, 180 + 2xLP, 180 + LP, Album, Mono, )

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The Beatles - Revolver (LP, Album, RE, 180 + 2xLP, 180 + LP, Album, Mono, )Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): Comes in a slipcase box. The 'New Stereo Mix' and 'Original Mono Mix' are each housed in a separate jacket and the 'Revolver Sessions' in a gatefold jacket. Each of the 4 LPs have a plain white poly lined inner sleeve. The EP is housed in a printed jacket without

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Comes in a slipcase box. The 'New Stereo Mix' and 'Original Mono Mix' are each housed in a separate jacket and the 'Revolver Sessions' in a gatefold jacket. Each of the 4 LPs have a plain white poly-lined inner sleeve. The EP is housed in a printed jacket without an inner sleeve. Includes a 100-page LP-sized hardbound book. Hype sticker on shrink-wrap front and 'Made in Czech Republic' on shrink-wrap back. First Catalog number appears on box bottom and each LP label. Second catalog number appears on the hype sticker. [From hype sticker Super deluxe 4 LP edition New stereo mix by Giles Martin and Sam Okell Two sessions LPs of outtakes, rehearsals, demos and studio chat Original 1966 mono LP 180 gram vinyl Plus 7" bonus EP with 'Paperback Writer' & 'Rain' in new stereo mixes & original 1966 mono 100-page hardback book with a Foreword by Paul McCartney, extensive historical and track-by-track information, rare photos and memorabilia. [From labels ℗ 2022 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Calderstone Productions Limited (a division of Universal Music Group)/Apple Corps Limited. © 2022 Apple Corps Limited. Made In EU. [From box bottom ℗ 2022 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Calderstone Productions Limited (a division of Universal Music Group)/Apple Corps Limited. © 2022 Apple Corps Limited. "Beatles" is a trademark of Apple Corps Limited. "Apple" and the Apple logo ate exclusively licensed to Apple Corps Limited. Sdrm Biem. LC01846. Universal International Music B.V. Gerrit Van Der Veenlaan 4, 3743 Dn, Baarn, Netherlands. 0602445599523. [From booklet p. 99 © Apple Corps Limited [... All songs published by Sony Tunes (ASCAP). All rights administered by Sony Music Publishing (US) LLC. All runouts are stamped besides "MILES. ABBEY ROAD 1/2 SPEED. ROOM30" which is etched and only appears on sides A and B.

 

. New Stereo Mix
A1. Taxman
A2. Eleanor Rigby
A3. I'm Only Sleeping
A4. Love You To
A5. Here, There And Everywhere
A6. Yellow Submarine
A7. She Said She Said
B1. Good Day Sunshine
B2. And Your Bird Can Sing
B3. For No One
B4. Doctor Robert
B5. I Want To Tell You
B6. Got To Get You Into My Life
B7. Tomorrow Never Knows
. Revolver Sessions
C1. Tomorrow Never Knows (Take 1)
C2. Tomorrow Never Knows (Mono Mix RM 11)
C3. Got To Get You Into My Life (First Version - Take 5)
C4. Got To Get You Into My Life (Second Version Unnumbered Mix)
C5. Got To Get You Into My Life (Second Version - Take 8)
C6. Love You To (Take 1)
C7. Love You To (Unnumbered Rehearsal)
D1. Love You To (Take 7)
D2. Paperback Writer (Takes 1 And 2 - Backing Track)
D3. Rain (Take 5 - Actual Speed)
D4. Rain (Take 5 - Slowed Down For Master Tape)
D5. Doctor Robert (Take 7)
D6. And Your Bird Can Sing (First Version - Take 2)
D7. And Your Bird Can Sing (First Version - Take 2) (Giggling)
E1. And Your Bird Can Sing (Second Version - Take 5)
E2. Taxman (Take 1)
E3. I'm Only Sleeping (Rehearsal Fragment)
E4. I'm Only Sleeping (Take 2)
E5. I'm Only Sleeping (Take 5)
E6. I'm Only Sleeping (Mono Mix RM1)
E7. Eleanor Rigby (Speech Before Take 2)
E8. Eleanor Rigby (Take 2)
F1. For No One Take (10 Backing Track)
F2. Yellow Submarine (Songwriting Work Tape Part 1)
F3. Yellow Submarine (Songwriting Work Tape Part 2)
F4. Yellow Submarine (Take 4 Before Sound Effects)
F5. Yellow Submarine (Highlighted Sound Effects)
F6. I Want To Tell You (Speech And Take 4)
F7. Here, There And Everywhere (Take 6)
F8. She Said She Said (John's Demo)
F9. She Said She Said (Take 15 - Backing Track Rehearsal)
. Original Mono Master
G1. Taxman
G2. Eleanor Rigby
G3. I'm Only Sleeping
G4. Love You To
G5. Here, There And Everywhere
G6. Yellow Submarine
G7. She Said She Said
H1. Good Day Sunshine
H2. And Your Bird Can Sing
H3. For No One
H4. Doctor Robert
H5. I Want To Tell You
H6. Got To Get You Into My Life
H7. Tomorrow Never Knows
. Revolver EP
I1. Paperback Writer (Stereo)
I2. Rain (Stereo)
J1. Paperback Writer (Mono)
J2. Rain (Mono)

 

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Phonographic Copyright (p) Calderstone Productions Limited
Phonographic Copyright (p) Apple Corps Ltd.
Copyright (c) Apple Corps Ltd.
Record Company Universal International Music B.V.
Record Company Universal Music Group
Published By Sony Tunes
Published By Sony Music Publishing (US) LLC
Pressed By GZ Media
Pressed By GZ Media
Pressed By GZ Media
Pressed By GZ Media
Pressed By GZ Media
Pressed By GZ Media
Recorded At Abbey Road Studios
Mastered At GZ Media
Lacquer Cut At Abbey Road Studios

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