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South Shields Football Club 14th Aug 2024
| | Friday July 10th 1964 A Hard Day's Night by The Beatles first British Movie Parlophone PMC 1230 Made Number One in The British LP Charts & 13 Tracks Made by Twickenham Studios London in Black & White film.
Terry. |
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Scratchy45 31st Jul 2020
| | Vinyl Fan, Getalife - I've found this site useful before now for the mind-boggling variation in detail on UK Beatles issues, but can't find anything there on a quick look about your label variations. |
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getalife 29th Jul 2020
| | Same year as B.F.S. I wonder how many there are, I’ve got one B.F.S.
Strange both on side 2. |
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Vinyl Fan 29th Jul 2020
| | Added a label variation Made In Gt. Bri.tain instead of Made In Gt. Britain, not sure if this is rare or commonplace on some of these pressings. The Beatles For Sale has the same marking on Side 2 just like this one. I discovered this last night when I was going through my Beatles' albums, could be a cool discovery or not. |
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Record Collector 5th Sep 2015
| | Another cd to my collection |
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Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015
| | I'm logging off now, 'bye all! |
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Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015
| | I learned German in evening classes from 1987 to 1992. Still remember quite a bit of it! |
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Record Collector 15th Aug 2015
| | Ahh I had to process into my translation app to read that |
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Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015
| | Vielen Dank dafuer, RC! (Couldn't use the umlaut so had to drop in 'e' after 'u'). |
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Record Collector 15th Aug 2015
| | Dadurch verpasst viel |
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Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015
| | Okay RC, I'll give you a closer translation:
"Es war doch schwere Nacht dieses Tags, und arbeitet Ich sowie ein Hund!"
For those who don't speak Deutsch, the English translation is:
"It's been a Hard Day's Night and I've been working like a dog!"
Hey Fixbutte, how close was I in that translation? |
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Record Collector 15th Aug 2015
| | seine schon eine harte Tage Nacht ich arbeite wie ein Hund |
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Neil Forbes 15th Aug 2015
| | Ah, hier haben wir die echte Sache! Or, in English.... Ah, here we have The Real Thing(RC, please refrain from singing Ooo-mow-mow-mow! ha-ha). I really liked the "Recording First Published..." bit on the British records, really nice touch. The encircled 'P' doesn't really "click" with me. |
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Record Collector 15th Aug 2015
| | Now this is more like it |
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roboleyton 18th Oct 2014
| | Label Images are as follows:-
454004/5 Parlophone rim text 'Recording First Published 1964' text, Wide Font on Titles,and catalogue number.
576669/70 As Above, but narrow font song tiles on 5 lines (A Side), 6 Lines (B Side)
576671/2 As Above, Narrow font, song titles on 4 lines both sides
576684/5 1965 pressing Gramophone rim text (P) 1964 side 1, Tracks 3,4 on same line, and side 2 tracks 1,2 on same line.
576686/7 late 1965 Roman Font Tracks 5,6 side 1 on same line. side 2, 2 tracks on each line.
576688/9 1967 pressing standard font song titles on 5 lines side 1, and 6 lines side 2. Tracks 1 and 2 on same line side 1.
576690/1 1982 with 'All Rights of the Producer' rim text
576692/93 1987 Black and silver label. |
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camshaft SUBS 20th Jul 2014
| | Should the release date be the same as the stereo release? 10th june, not july 1064! |
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gregs45s SUBS 25th Jun 2014
| | Detail of "Garrod & Lofthouse" printed back sleeve added,otherwise matches images 1129/33/4004/05 exactly. |
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gordon7009 8th Sep 2013
| | Label scans added |
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