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The Beatles - The Capitol Albums Vol. 1
Music CD CoverArtist: The Beatles Edition: Music CD Format: Box set Published: 2004 CD Release Date: 2004-11-16 Music Label: Capitol Soundtracks: Music CD 1- I Want To Hold Your Hand (Stereo)
- I Saw Her Standing There (Stereo)
- This Boy (Stereo)
- It Won't Be Long (Stereo)
- All I've Got To Do (Stereo)
- All My Loving (Stereo)
- Don't Bother Me (Stereo)
- Little Child (Stereo)
- Till There Was You (Stereo)
- Hold Me Tight (Stereo)
- I Wanna Be Your Man (Stereo)
- Not A Second Time (Stereo)
- I Want To Hold Your Hand (Original Mono)
- I Saw Her Standing There (Original Mono)
- This Boy (Original Mono)
- It Won't Be Long (Original Mono)
- All I've Got To Do (Original Mono)
- All My Loving (Original Mono)
- Don't Bother Me (Original Mono)
- Little Child (Original Mono)
- Till There Was You (Original Mono)
- Hold Me Tight (Original Mono)
- I Wanna Be Your Man (Original Mono)
- Not A Second Time (Original Mono)
Music CD 2- Roll Over Beethoven (Stereo)
- Thank You Girl (Stereo)
- You Really Got a Hold On Me (Stereo)
- Devil In Her Heart (Stereo)
- Money (alt version to UK release)(Stereo)
- You Can't Do That (Stereo)
- Long Tall Sally (Stereo)
- I Call Your Name (Stereo)
- Please Mr. Postman (Stereo)
- I'll Get You (Stereo)
- She Loves You (Stereo)
- Roll Over Beethoven (Original Mono)
- Thank You Girl (Original Mono)
- You Really Got a Hold On Me (Original Mono)
- Devil In Her Heart (Original Mono)
- Money (alt version to UK release) (Original Mono)
- You Can't Do That (Original Mono)
- Long Tall Sally (Original Mono)
- I Call Your Name (Original Mono)
- Please Mr. Postman (Original Mono)
- I'll Get You (Original Mono)
- She Loves You (Original Mono)
Music CD 3- I'll Cry Instead (Stereo)
- Things We Said Today (Stereo)
- Any Time At All (Stereo)
- When I Get Home (Stereo)
- Slow Down (Stereo)
- Matchbox (Stereo)
- Tell Me Why (Stereo)
- And I Love Her (Stereo)
- I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (Stereo)
- If I Fell (Stereo)
- Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand (I Want To Hold Your Hand) (Stereo)
- I'll Cry Instead (Original Mono)
- Things We Said Today (Original Mono)
- Any Time At All (Original Mono)
- When I Get Home (Original Mono)
- Slow Down (Original Mono)
- Matchbox (Original Mono)
- Tell Me Why (Original Mono)
- And I Love Her (Original Mono)
- I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (Original Mono)
- If I Fell (Original Mono)
- Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand (I Want To Hold Your Hand) (Original Mono)
Music CD 4- No Reply (Stereo)
- I'm A Loser (Stereo)
- Baby's in Black (Stereo)
- Rock and Roll Music (Stereo)
- I'll Follow The Sun (Stereo)
- Mr. Moonlight (Stereo)
- Honey Don't (Stereo)
- I'll Be Back (Stereo)
- She's A Woman (Stereo)
- I Feel Fine (Stereo)
- Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (Stereo)
- No Reply (Original Mono)
- I'm A Loser (Original Mono)
- Baby's in Black (Original Mono)
- Rock and Roll Music (Original Mono)
- I'll Follow The Sun (Original Mono)
- Mr. Moonlight (Original Mono)
- Honey Don't (Original Mono)
- I'll Be Back (Original Mono)
- She's A Woman (Original Mono)
- I Feel Fine (Original Mono)
- Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (Original Mono)
Free Music Notes for The Capitol Albums Vol. 1Free Music Review: For Collectors like me Hit: 5 StarsIn 1987 The English version of the Beatles catalog was released in America on CD for the first time. Having been American and being used to the American versions of the Beatles catalog, I was a little disappointed.
I used to wonder if we would ever see the American version on the market again.
The British versions have nothing wrong with them, and I enjoy them alot. They are simply not the same.
To me the whole point is, many American and English versions differ. So if they were the same, there would be no point in collecting the American versions.
I enjoying hearing the sitar that is missing in Norweigen Wood or some of the differences the collections have.
I am a Beatles collector and will buy an entire CD for just a small instrumental difference or a small difference in lyrics.
To me this is what makes the entire collection worth while.
I like to hear the reverb in I Feel Fine or She's A Woman. I also enjoy the sound of the American discs. Over the years I heard the American albums and got used to hearing the songs in a certain order. When the English versions came out in 1987 I had to look a little harder to find my favorite songs, because the album song orders had changed. Rubber Soul and Revolver just were not the same anymore. I also have to wonder if the album that was released about 1982 called "Rarities" will be released. It will also be interesting to see if the Live album at the Hollywood Bowl in 1964 and 1965 will be released again.
I hope and pray that Capitol releses another volume with Revolver and possibly Yesterday and Today, as well as the few others that were passed over. This collection, as the heading says is for the collector who has to have it all.
The positive side of this is, it feels like an old friend has come back to be with you.........................Now I can remonisce about the 60's the way I remember them.
The Capitol Albums Vol. 1 PosterWhen the Beatles catalog was first issued on CD in the '80s, an attempt was made to standardize the releases (which often varied wildly in content internationally) by using their original British format. But this confounded many Fabs fans in the U.S. who now found CDs with track listings that often differed dramatically from their original American LPs. More maddening, the initial four releases were only available in not-so-glorious mono mixes. This four-CD collection of the band's 1964 American album releases finally addresses those concerns, and then some. Meet the Beatles, The Beatles Second Album, Something New, and Beatles '65 have been digitally prepared from Capitol's vintage album masters and presented in both the original stereo and mono mixes released back in '64. This set gives younger fans a chance to finally hear the band's epochal early music in stereo--and should please an older generation by returning massive hit singles like "I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You," "She's a Woman," and "I Feel Fine" to their original American album contexts. The booklet contains a wealth of rare photos and concise notes by noted Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn. --Jerry McCulley *First Time Ever on CD...Meet The Beatles, The Beatles' Second Album, Something New and Beatles `65....presented in both Stereo and Mono *Compiled from the original U.S. master tapes *Special packaging including original album cover artwork and 48 page collectors booklet
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