Vinyl Album - The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night - First

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	A Hard Day's Night
Label:	First
Country:	Taiwan
Catalogue:	FL-1122
Date:	1964
Format:	LP
Genre:	Pop, Beat
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	A Hard Day's Night		Rate
A2	The Beatles	I Should Have Known Better		Rate
A3	The Beatles	If I Fell		Rate
A4	The Beatles	I'm Happy Just To Dance With You		Rate
A5	The Beatles	And I Love Her		Rate
A6	The Beatles	Tell Me Why		Rate
A7	The Beatles	Can't Buy Me Love		Rate
B1	The Beatles	Any Time At All		Rate
B2	The Beatles	I'll Cry Instead		Rate
B3	The Beatles	Things We Said Today		Rate
B4	The Beatles	When I Get Home		Rate
B5	The Beatles	You Can't Do That		Rate
B6	The Beatles	I'll Be Back		Rate

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Orange vinyl with spelling error on side 1 track 3 "If I Feel"

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TopPopper 7th Oct 2013		My bad. Unpleasant morning, boots now cooled.



carryonsidney 7th Oct 2013		sorry to have upset you, hope serenity and calm is restored.



TopPopper 7th Oct 2013		deleted. I've calmed down.



carryonsidney 7th Oct 2013		In fact there is a local Taiwanese language however in the 1960's it was actually banned [!] from all use - [schools, official and so on], and the simplified version of Chinese Mandarin was used instead. Its highly unlikely you see genuine chinese Beatles records, considering the regime happily persecuted some 36 million people and killed possibly upto 1.5 million people for amongst other offences owning, listening or looking at anything connected to the Western bourgeois as enemies of Communism. This state of affairs continued until 1976 so way past the Beatles era.



TopPopper 7th Oct 2013		Chinese is the language of Taiwan, so that would make sense.



kab2112 SUBS 7th Oct 2013		I've been told that the writing on the label is Chinese, hence my first comment about it possibly being Chinese or Taiwanese.



TopPopper 6th Oct 2013		I'm pretty sure it's from Taiwan. I don't believe there was ever a ban on Beatles records by the PRC, and I'll bet some Chinese Beatles records will turn up.



TheJudge 6th Oct 2013		Certainly not South Korean. As carryonsidney says, the PRC would not have allowed such decadence to be released in their country. Taiwan is more likely, but I would think that Singapore has to be in with a shout as well.



carryonsidney 6th Oct 2013		唱片 = records or Disk, so the literal translation of the label name is "First Records". By the way Kab it WILL have had a sleeve, if following the pattern of the 2 I have it would be full colour, on flimsy paper with a tight fitting flimsy pvc cover, thin plain paper inner sleeve. *typo!



carryonsidney 6th Oct 2013		This is not Chinese, more likley to be Taiwan or Sth Korean? China was undergoing the Cultural revolution or about to when this came out. I have at least 2 other LPs on this label, Black Sabbath - Masters of Reality and Smokey Robinson & Miracles - hi we're the Miracles, the Miracles is listed on a few soul/ motown sites I'll try and find the link again.



kab2112 SUBS 2nd Sep 2013		This could be from Taiwan. I don't have a sleeve with it. I've had it for years and not sure where I got it from, but it was in a plain white 12" card sleeve