MEET THE BEATLES FACTORY SEALED VINTAGE LP CAPITOL ST-2047 NO BARCODE MINT RARE

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MEET THE BEATLES~FACTORY SEALED VINTAGE LP~CAPITOL ST-2047~NO BARCODE~MINT~RARE! MEET THE BEATLES~FACTORY SEALED VINTAGE LP~CAPITOL ST-2047~NO BARCODE~MINT~RARE!

The Beatles ?– Meet The Beatles!
Capitol Records ?– ST 2047

AMAZING CONDITION ORIGINAL 1970s PRESSING OF THIS ICONIC ROCK ALBUM!
STORED FOR OVER 25 YEARS, THIS LP WAS MOST PROBABLY PRESSED IN THE LATE 1970s!!
THERE IS NO BARCODE ANYWHERE!
BECAUSE THIS COPY CAME FROM THE COLLECTION OF A RECORD INDUSTRY EMPLOYEE, THE TOP RIGHT CORNER HAS A LARGE PROMO CUT.
SHRINKWRAP IS IN MINT CONDITION!
COVER IS IN MINT CONDITION!
VINYL IS IN MINT CONDITION!

YOU WILL HAVE TO LOOK LONG AND HARD TO FIND ANOTHER COPY AS PRISTINE AS THIS!

Tracklist
A1     I Want To Hold Your Hand     2:24
A2     I Saw Her Standing There     2:50
A3     This Boy     2:11
A4     It Won't Be Long     2:11
A5     All I've Got To Do     2:05
A6     All My Loving     2:04
B1     Don't Bother Me     2:28
B2     Little Child     1:46
B3     Till There Was You     2:12
B4     Hold Me Tight     2:30
B5     I Wanna Be Your Man     1:59
B6     Not A Second Time     2:03

Meet the Beatles! wasn't the first Beatles album released in the U.S. (that would've been Introducing the Beatles, on Vee Jay), but as the first Beatles album released by Capitol Records, it was indeed the LP where many millions of Americans were introduced to the Fab Four. As an introduction, there could hardly have been one better. Largely comprised of material released on their second U.K. LP, With the Beatles -- the album art offers a blue-tinted spin on that late-1963 release -- Meet the Beatles! contains nine of that album's 14 songs, cutting out almost all the covers (all the better for publishing rights, but also an effective showcase of the group's talents; it's hard not to view the inclusion of the one remaining cover, "Till There Was You" from The Music Man, as a way to illustrate how Meet the Beatles! could appeal to parents) in a quest to trim the LP down to 12 songs. What was added to the With the Beatles material are three of the Beatles best early songs: their American breakthrough single "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and its U.K. B-side ballad "This Boy," plus "I Saw Her Standing There" from their U.K. debut Please Please Me (this song was the B-side of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" in the U.S.). The revisions make Meet the Beatles! slightly more of a frenetic rock & roll record than its parent LP -- there isn't much R&B or as many ballads -- which, at the time, made it an appropriate soundtrack for the wild heyday of Beatlemania but, as the years have passed, the emphasis on joyous, exuberant rock & roll means that Meet the Beatles! still sounds fresh and exciting on its own terms.