THE BEATLES "THE BEATLES STORY" LP 2 LP SET 1964 1ST PRESS NEAR MINT
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Sep 27, 2015
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 2 LP SET BY THE BEATLES CALLED "THE BEATLES STORY". IT WAS RELEASED ON THE CAPITOL LABEL (STBO-2222) OUT OF THE U.S. IN 1964. THE GATEFOLD COVER IS VERY GOOD++ & THE LP'S ARE NEAR MINT
***ALL LP'S COMES IN RESEALABLE JAPANESE MYLAR SLEEVES FOR PROTECTION
**************ALL LP'S ARE DOWN GRADED JUST TO AVOID ANY CONTROVERSY. I'VE BEEN SELLING LP'S FOR OVER 3 DECADES BUT EVERYBODY HAS DIFFERENT IDEA'S ABOUT GRADING
Tracklist On Stage With The Beatles How Beatlemania Began Beatlemania In Action Man Behind The Beatles - Brian Epstein John Lennon Who's A Millionaire? Beatles Will Be Beatles Man Behind The Music - George Martin George Harrison A Hard Day's Night - Their First Movie Paul McCartney Sneaky Haircuts And More About Paul The Beatles Look At Life "Victims" Of Beatlemania Beatle Medley Ringo Starr Liverpool And All The World!
The strangest of all albums released during the Beatles' lifetime, The Beatles Story appeared in November 1964, right at the thick of Beatlemania. In fact, Beatlemania, not the Beatles, is the very topic of The Beatles Story, a tedious neo-documentary record that tells the tale of the Fabs' rise to power via a collection of musical snippets, interview excerpts, and scripted narrative. Buried among all this talk is some music taken from the group's 1964 show at the Hollywood Bowl -- a record that was planned to be released instead of The Beatles Story in 1964 but was scrapped due to shaky audio quality -- but digging through the talk to find these notes is a futile exercise. The talk is the reason to listen to The Beatles Story and it's not much of a reason, given that it's pure propaganda, an early incarnation of the kind of EPK that would become popular years later. Of course, this is not as slick as the PR pieces that surfaced in the '80s, '90s, and beyond, when the music industry's promotion became effortlessly slick. This is cornball show biz, with radio announcers delivering a spit-shined script designed to bridge segments between canned interviews. It's an artifact and it's interesting because it captures some of the madness surrounding Beatlemania, but there's a reason why this album never saw CD release until the 2014 box The U.S. Albums: it's not something to hear more than once.
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