Betamax - The Beatles - Let It Be - Magnetic Video Corporation

Betamax

Title:	The Beatles - Let It Be
More Titles:	Let It Be
Publisher:	Magnetic Video Corporation
Country:	USA
Format:	Betamax
Date:	1981
Region Code:	None
Classification:	G
Cat#:	4508-20
Genre:	Music, Documentary
Rating:	9.5 Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Notes

Color, NTSC, 80 mins.
cardboard slipcase

Let It Be
Released	1970
Director	Michael Lindsay-Hogg
Selected Cast	John Lennon
	Paul McCartney
	George Harrison
	Ringo Starr
(Information from Cinema World)

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Comments and Reviews


Peteyboy SUBS 10th Oct 2016		Gemsmfan your probably right, It was a real long time ago. My first wife bought me that machine. It was a top loader. Very heavy. Just a Beta machine. But LET IT BE was the first tape I ever bought.



GEMSMFAN 3rd Oct 2016		The square cassette label just came off, as the glue holding it has dried out. After all, it's 35 years old! Peteyboy: you had a Zenith Beta VCR.. "Betamax" was Sony's patented brand VCR machine. The format in 45worlds, should be "Beta" and not "Betamax", which was Sony's VCR. Sanyo called there's "Betacord" It's like calling every tissue made, a "Kleenex".



Peteyboy SUBS 2nd Oct 2016		This was my first ever video tape. I had a Zenith BetaMax. I bought this video for $79.95. I still have it.



GEMSMFAN 18th Jul 2015		This was an official release.. I got rid of most of my Beta videocassettes with bulk going in the trash, although I kept this one. I copied this onto a DVD+R Both secondary images were created by combining images, as I only have one tape. I didn't fold the box for the back box image. This was released by Magnetic Video on Beta, VHS and LaserDisc.



TopPopper 12th Jul 2015		Wow. Looking every bit like an official release. Is this the first Beatles video?