Vol. 1-Capitol Albums

Japanese pressing features the same tracks as all other pressings but includes a bonus Japanese/English booklet. In 1964, the Capitol Records, U.S. home to the Beatles, released four compilations - 'Meet The Beatles', 'Beatles Second Album', 'Something New' and 'Beatles '65.' Each set sold over one million copies and still remains popular among the Beatlemania. The sets became out of print in 1987, but 17 years have passed and they are now available again in a deluxe four-disc box set. 'Beatles Capitol Albums Volume 1', due Nov. 16, will collect the four albums with a 48-page special booklet. All the tracks have been digitally mastered using 24-bit technology and available in both stereo and mono versions. Twelve of the forty five tracks were not available in the U.K. original edition. EMI. 2004.