Vinyl Album - The Beatles - 1962-1966 [The Red Album] - Apple

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	1962-1966 [The Red Album]
Label:	Apple
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	PCSO.7171/2
Date:	5 Jul 1973
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	Love Me Do	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A2	The Beatles	Please Please Me	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A3	The Beatles	From Me To You	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A4	The Beatles	She Loves You	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A5	The Beatles	I Want To Hold Your Hand	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A6	The Beatles	All My Loving	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A7	The Beatles	Can't Buy Me Love	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B1	The Beatles	A Hard Day's Night	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B2	The Beatles	And I Love Her	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B3	The Beatles	Eight Days A Week	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	The Beatles	I Feel Fine	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B5	The Beatles	Ticket To Ride	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B6	The Beatles	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C1	The Beatles	Help!	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C2	The Beatles	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C3	The Beatles	We Can Work It Out	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C4	The Beatles	Day Tripper	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C5	The Beatles	Drive My Car	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
C6	The Beatles	Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D1	The Beatles	Nowhere Man	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D2	The Beatles	Michelle	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D3	The Beatles	In My Life	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D4	The Beatles	Girl	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D5	The Beatles	Paperback Writer	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D6	The Beatles	Elanor Rigby	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
D7	The Beatles	Yellow Submarine	Lennon, McCartney	Rate

Notes

Spine reads - "THE BEATLES 1962-1966..........PCSO.7171/2"

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Record Collector 30th Sep 2015		agrees on TP this one



Record Collector 23rd Aug 2015		Following Australia's lead no it's the other way around



Record Collector 23rd Aug 2015		Note the front cover is an alternative photo for the please please me album



Neil Forbes 23rd Aug 2015		TP, You are stating simply, what I said back on 2nd May. These albums, 1962-66 and 1967-70, red and blue, respectively, are presented in gatefold sleeves with the labels having the corresponding colours around the "Apple" label design image. How much more unified can they be? Thus these are single albums but comprise 2 discs, therefore, the same catalogue number should, nay, MUST be on both discs in each respective album. If EMI in the UK had done with these albums as EMI in Australia did with the "Rock & Roll Music" 2LP set(that's the one with the front cover has a silvery finish and the Beatles' images are "raised up" on the cover's surface, and the back cover has the fab four with backs to camera, also "raised up"). EMI put it out as a two-disc set on Parlophone, then within a year of that, EMI Australia had separated the discs and put them out as "Rock & Roll Music" Vol.1 and Vol.2 respectively on Axis with separate catalogue numbers. Perhaps EMI in Britain issued the album in two volumes on Music For Pleasure, following EMI Australia's lead... who knows? But as two separate LPs they'd naturally have separate catalogue numbers, either consecutively or with other titles(one or more) separating the volumes, it has been done! But as a gatefolded two-disc set, should have just the one unifying catalogue number.



TopPopper 22nd Aug 2015		What's the purpose of a catalogue number? Is it so retailers can order from the record label? Or so the record label can ID its own product internally? If the former, then a double album only needs one in theory. If the latter I can see why each disc needs its own.



Record Collector 22nd Aug 2015		Not necessarily Neil



Neil Forbes 2nd May 2015		Because the two discs comprised one album(like any other 2-LP set by any other maker), I always believed the same catalogue number should apply to BOTH discs and only the matrix number should vary. Thus both LPs should've carried the same catalogue number, either PCSO-7171 or PSCO-7172. I've long held this view. If the 1962-66, or even the 1967-70 albums had been issued as separate single-LP albums with Volume 1 and Volume 2 for each, then yes, separate catalogue numbers for each disc would've been quite correct. But in the case of this album, and its companion, the 1967-70 compilation, the two LPs make up two halves of one album, thus the two discs should've had the one unifying catalogue number.



Record Collector 2nd May 2015		Interesting label layout



Record Collector 5th Feb 2015		Note 1962-66 a alternative photo not used on please please me the 1966-70 for the unreleased get back album twelve months later that became let it be



gregs45s SUBS 20th Mar 2014		I don't have any red lyric inners on this one,it just has two half-moon cut plastic bags,so was unsure about date,it could be that the inners were damaged,and have been replaced with these bags,or the bags could be original,unable to verify. Matrix side 1 (image 61122) = YEX 909-1 (machine stamped). Matrix side 2 (image 61123) = YEX 910-2 (machine stamped). Matrix side 3 (image 61124) = YEX 911-2 (machine stamped). Matrix side 4 (image 61125) = YEX 912-1 (machine stamped).