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1. A 5-CD boxed set of original Japanese Beatles albums is due out in Japan on June 25th. The albums are: "Meet The Beatles" in mono, "The Beatles' Second Album" in mono, "A Hard Day's Night" in stereo, "Beatles no. 5" in mono and "Help! in stereo".

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2. Three Beatles songs from the "Second Album" also appeared on the disc, including "Thank You Girl." In August of the seventh release of the song occurred as the “ Do You Want To Know A Secret? ” single was reissued on the Oldies 45 label.

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3. The Beatles' Second Album replaced Meet the Beatles! at number one on the album charts in the US. In The Beatles' Second Album was issued for the first time on compact disc (catalogue number CDP 8 2 2), (CDP 8 2 1) as part of The Capitol Albums, Volume 1 boxed set and was issued in a miniature cardboard replica of the.

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4. Buy The Beatles' Second Album on CD or on iTunes. Although indeed Capitol's second Beatles release in the US, it was the third following Meet The Beatles and VeeJay's Introducing The philfemilvanevelimasgoodeshalin.xyzinfo Beatles' Second Album features more repackaged UK releases for the US market, as would be the norm until , but is notable for being the first LP released in the world to feature I Call Your Name.

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6. The Beatles MIDI/MP3 Music Homepage focuses on all the vinyl record releases in the United States. From , the Beatles were the most popuar rock band in the world and even after their breakup, they still remain as popular as ever. This website includes songs in the MIDI format, MP3 sound bytes and lyrics of every song ever written or performed on their originally released records as.

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7. The Beatles' records in Japan were released on the Odeon label, owned by Toshiba. The LPs, singles and EPs were initially released on both red and black vinyl, with the red variants reportedly offering particularly good sound quality. They are particularly sought-after by audiophiles, and are considerably rarer than the black vinyl versions – red.

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8. Back in , Apple/Capitol released The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1, a four-disc box that issued the Beatles' original U.S. albums from (Meet the Beatles!, The Beatles' Second Album, Something New, Beatles '65) on CD for the first time ever. A second volume, released roughly 18 months later, collected the records (The Early Beatles Price: $

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