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 | TopPopper Member since Mar 2013 2612 Points | The re-ordering of the Beatles' cassettes was a result of the same process for eight-tracks. It's understandable that the cartridges needed playing times of roughly the same length, which was done. Then when the cassettes were issued, they kept the same sequences as the eight-tracks. I guess EMI figured it would guarantee the two sides would be about equal. |
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