Something New (Limited Edition) - The Beatles [Analog]

Introduction

[Limited Edition][Direct Import]

Capitol Records, Released July 20, 1964, Reached #2 for 9 Weeks

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the global Beatles sensation, The Beatles' albums, primarily released in the US in 1964, are reissued on new vinyl in mono mixes.

Cut from the original mono masters in 180-gram format.

Features faithfully reproduced artwork. A new folio insert includes an essay by American Beatles scholar and author Bruce Speiser. The lacquers were newly cut by Kevin Reeves at East Iris Studios in Nashville.

Mastering Notes The vinyl was cut using the original master tapes. The process involved using only analog signal paths, constantly referencing the sound of the earliest pressings of the original albums. This vinyl record was produced using a Studer A80 master recorder with analog preview/program pass functionality and a Neumann VMS70 cutting machine, installed at Capitol Studios in 1971. Using analog equipment throughout the entire cutting process ensures a faithful reproduction of the tonal range and dynamics recorded on the original tape.

<Japanese release only> Includes a obi featuring the Japanese LP obi design (commonly known as the flag obi). Includes English commentary and translation. Includes lyrics in bilingual translation.

Media reviews and more.

Released by Capitol Records on July 20, 1964, this album spent nine weeks at No. 2. To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the global Beatles sensation, The Beatles' albums, primarily released in the US in 1964, are reissued on new mono mix vinyl. Cut from the original mono masters, this 180-gram vinyl features faithfully reproduced artwork. Additionally, a new folio insert features an essay by American Beatles scholar and author Bruce Speiser. The lacquer disc has been newly cut by Kevin Reeves at East Iris Studios in Nashville. (C)RS RECORD