Beatles/Pa, USA 1964 and Other Material

All are recorded directly from the original analog discs, and are not simple online sound sources. The main items are the two LPs recorded on Disc 1 that record the Philadelphia performance on September 2, 1964, both of which are from rare and difficult-to-obtain discs, but especially the first half of Disc 1, which is the highlight of this time. The recorded ALIVE AT LAST (WALRUS RECORDS) is much clearer than the tape sound sources that have been distributed on the Internet in recent years, has a wide range that is unrelated to compression processing, and is natural and pleasant to the ear, giving a sense of depth and space. It’s an analog sound. There is no first appearance of the live performance part, but the cheers and howling parts at the beginning and end of the live performance, as well as the MC part from the last MC on side A to the beginning of side B, are slightly longer than the CD title, which is considered to be the best of the previous releases. The first half of the main sound source is recorded, and all of the previously released titles are actually noise reduction based on the analog record, and are shortened by fade-in and fade-out to cut the trace noise part of the record. This is a guess based on comparison with the WALRUS edition, and the conclusion we came to when releasing this edition was that the tape sound source may not actually exist, and it is a must-see for core enthusiasts. This time, in order to faithfully reproduce the analog record, we did not perform any equalization or compressor processing other than pinpoint noise removal and volume adjustment. Please come and experience the sound that is faithful to the precious original. The second half of Disc 1, “In Concert at Whiskey Flat” (No Label), is considered to be the later TMOQ edition, and is considered to be one of the earliest Beatles collector’s items. The large numbers 1 and 2 printed on the label side are a typical TMOQ design. In terms of sound quality, it is not as good as the first half of the WALRUS edition, and there are some differences in the content from the first half of ALIVE AT LAST, such as the MC at the turning point of the disc being shorter, but it is a valuable early edition. I recorded it here. It may be a good idea to check the differences with ALIVE AT LAST by yourself. Disc 2 is essentially a bonus disc, and at the request of the familiar CONTRA BAND MUSIC, we have made CONTRA BAND MUSIC’s nostalgic LP into a disc! Although it is only for enthusiasts, it is included here as a bonus disc. Regarding this second disc, it is unlikely that these analog discs will ever be made into CDs. Vintage Vinyl Record Collection Series PHILADELPHIA 1964 AND OTHER VINTAGE MATERIALS Disc 1 Convention Hall, Philadelphia, PA. USA 2nd September 1964 Taken from Mega Rare Vintage LP “ALIVE AT LAST” WALRUS RECORDS / 1001 A, B 1. Introduction 2. Twist And Shout 3. You Can’t Do That 4. All My Loving 5. She Loves You 6. Things We Said Today 7. Roll Over Beethoven 8. MC 9. Can’t Buy Me Love 10. If I Fell 11. I Want To Hold Your Hand 12. Boys 13. A Hard Day’s Night 14. Long Tall Sally Taken from Vintage LP Pre-TMOQ “In Concert at Whiskey Flat” No Label, Matrix OPD 19 70-417F / OPD 67-2 70418F 15. Introduction 16 Twist And Shout 17. You Can’t Do That 18. All My Loving 19. She Loves You 20. Things We Said Today 21. Roll Over Beethoven 22. MC 23. Can’t Buy Me Love 24. If I Fell 25 . I Want To Hold Your Hand 26. Boys 27. A Hard Day’s Night 28. Long Tall Sally Disc 2 Taken from Vintage LP “SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM” (Shalom Records (a.k.a. Contra Band Music) / WEC-3687-A , B) TV Programme “Sunday Night At The London Palladium” The London Palladium Theatre, London, UK 12th January 1964 1. I Want To Hold Your Hand 2. This Boy 3. All My Loving 4. Money (That’s What I Want) 5. Twist And Shout 6. Ending TV Programme “Big Night Out” Teddington Studios Centre, London, UK 23rd February 1964 7. Please Mr. Postman (Opening) 8. Skit #1 9. Skit #2 10. All My Loving 11 I Wanna Be Your Man 12. Skit #3 13. Till There Was You 14. Please Mr. Postman 15. I Want To Hold Your Hand Taken from Vintage LP “SWEDEN 1963” (Contra Band Music / WEC-3795-A, B) Karlaplans studio, Stockholm, Sweden 24th October 1963 for Swedish Radio 16. I Saw Her Standing There 17. From Me To You 18. Money (That’s What I Want) 19. Roll Over Beethoven 20. You Really Got A Hold On Me 21. She Loves You 22. Twist And Shout Washington Coliseum, Washington, D.C. USA 11th February 1964 23. Till There Was You 24. I Want To Hold Your Hand BBC Radio Programme “From Us To You” BBC Piccadilly Studios, London, UK 28th February 1964 25. Interview/Roll Over Beethoven 26. Interview/All My Loving 27. Interview/I Wanna Be Your Man 28. From Us To You