CD Album - The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour - Parlophone

CD Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	Magical Mystery Tour
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	International
Date:	21 Sep 1987
Catalogue:	CDP 7 48062 2 / CD-PCTC 255
Barcode:	07777480622
Format:	CD Album
Genre:	Pop, Psychedelic, Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	58 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	10.0 Rate
02	The Beatles	The Fool On The Hill	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	8.0 Rate
03	The Beatles	Flying	Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, Starr	6.0 Rate
04	The Beatles	Blue Jay Way	Harrison	7.0 Rate
05	The Beatles	Your Mother Should Know	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	7.0 Rate
06	The Beatles	I Am The Walrus	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	9.0 Rate
07	The Beatles	Hello Goodbye	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	9.0 Rate
08	The Beatles	Strawberry Fields Forever	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	10.0 Rate
09	The Beatles	Penny Lane	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	10.0 Rate
10	The Beatles	Baby You're A Rich Man	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	9.0 Rate
11	The Beatles	All You Need Is Love	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	10.0 Rate

Notes

The album's first release on CD. On the day of its release UK record shop chain HMV produced a special limited edition 12" numbered CD Boxed Set including:

A badge stating "It was twenty years ago today".
Notes in a booklet.
A poster.

This set had a catalogue number of BEA CD 25/6, and was limited to 8, 000 copies.

The CD was also included in the 15 CD Boxed Set The Beatles Box.

Released in the USA in a cardboard long box.

Images

Number: 310529 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Front of booklet.	Number: 312053 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Back tray artwork and spines	Number: 1913128 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Disc Image	Number: 1913140 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner
Number: 1913141 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1913142 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1913143 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1913144 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner
Number: 1913145 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 312052 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Booklet back	Number: 339426 Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: CD variant text	Number: 339427 Uploaded By: TopPopper Description: Alt back
Number: 746019 Uploaded By: Paul Vinyl Description: Italian back cover	Number: 746020 Uploaded By: Paul Vinyl Description: made in Italy	Number: 761090 Uploaded By: GEMSMFAN Description: disc (reflective label) image (U.S.)	Number: 1187175 Uploaded By: passarinho Description: West Germany CD
Number: 312054 HIDDEN Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: CD	Number: 325551 HIDDEN Uploaded By: gordon7009 Description: Made In The UK Disc	Number: 312048 HIDDEN Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Booklet Front

Comments and Reviews


Quad5point1 31st Mar 2019		Nod to TopPopper, added better disc scan and nod to gregs45s, added full size scans of the cover inlay



Magic Marmalade 1st Jun 2015		the music industry has always just been making it up as they went along... even well into the CD age!



PhilMH 1st Jun 2015		The "EMI SWINDON" on the inner ring most likely refers to the glass mastering, so made in Italy from a UK master. No different to a few of my Aussie-pressed 45s or LPs made from UK or US masters (e.g. STRAWBERRY or STERLING stamped in the deadwax).



BiggieTembo 31st May 2015		True, Magic. But it always has been like this. In the 60s, the Beatles' LPs for Denmark had sleeve and inners printed in England and the records pressed in Denmark. The Stones also had a similar set-up, where alot of their records were pressed in the UK and exported to other territories. All very confusing, or fascinating, for the collector.



Magic Marmalade 30th May 2015		Yeah, the more I enter CDs, the more you realise the deep effect the opening up of the European Union had on production, and markets... The CDs, and their various components progressively get made and assembled from all over the place, and sold in multiple markets in Europe (occasionally elsewhere)... so the more recent the CD, the more likely it is to need to be entered as "Europe", rather than a particular country within it. The image you mention has the S.I.A E stamp on it too, so it was for the ITalian market, as well as being produced there, but the "Made in swindon" is on the inner ring matrix, so the content is from there, but was stamped on the disc in Italy, it would seem.



Sinkronizer 28th May 2015		When I see things like "EMI Swindon" & "Made in Italy" (image 746020) on the same disc its no wonder people would find it hard to know where an item was commercially released.