The Beatles - the COMPLETE YESTERDAY AND TODAY - Japan 2 CD

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The Beatles

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The original recovered version of the extremely rare "Butcher Cover" is now available in Stereo and Mono! The Beatles' releases in the 1960s differed between EMI (U.K.) and Capitol (U.S.) in terms of album content, with the Capitol version giving priority to new songs, but also including songs from previous albums. The editing policy of ignoring the Beatles' intentions and concepts continued until the release of "Sargent Peppers," and some albums, such as the U.S. version of "Rubber Soul," were released simultaneously in the U.S. and the U.K., but contained different songs. However, through recent research, enthusiasts have begun to realize that there are some unexpected attractions, such as different mixes from the UK release. In particular, 1966's "Yesterday and Today," which became one of the biggest collectors' items of the Beatles' Capitol releases and even caused a recall controversy as a "butcher cover," also has a rare mix. There are also rare mixes of both the mono and stereo recordings. The mixes here were recorded from the original masters of the era.The CD reproductions of "Butcher Cover" to "Trunk Cover" that you can only hear if you have the mono & stereo LP records are not the mixes that were available in 2014 from Apple & Capitol (tears). Especially since the album Revolver was still in the process of being produced, but the three songs on the master, sent to the U.S. a month and a half ahead of time, are different mixes. I'm Only Sleeping" has a unique U.S. mix with reverse guitar rotation that is different from either the British stereo or mono mixes. Dr. Robert" is also a mono mix, with maracas playing continuously during the chorus of "Well, Well, Well," and John mumbling "OK, FAB" after the performance. The stereo version was recorded in pseudo-stereo by Capitol, but it too will remain as a rare mix. This is the sound that American fans heard on LP records in June 1966. Disc 2 contains session recordings of related songs, including an early version of "And Your Bird Can Sing" (key D) and a remake (key E), from rare surviving takes.The original UK mixes of songs such as "Daytripper" are also included for comparison. The 9,500-character detailed commentary in Japanese is well worth reading, including an examination of the Butcher cover. It is well worth reading. The Beatles were on the verge of their last live tour amidst the anti-Christ movement. This is a complete reproduction of the sound that American fans heard during that crazy period. Japanese liner notes, 9,500 characters, 8-page booklet. Includes butcher cover postcard. ★JASRAC licensed product by Japan Copyright Association ★Jacket with licensed photo by Getty Images Japan.