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15 May 2015
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Martha said
I’ve started my Beatles Vinyl collection on Friday!Ok, so far I haven’t got an actual Beatles record but I got Wings At The Speed Of Sound , Ringo, and Venus And Mars on vinyl in a second-hand shop in Copenhagen for less than 5 Euro all in all!
Especially Ringo has been a great listen, and the cover is full of details and there is also a booklet with beautiful drawings of Klaus Voorman, all together lead to me being lost in another world for about half an hour.
I like that little detail on the front cover with what seems to be a Latin motto (but is really a pun):
Duit on Mon Dei
(I lost the booklet years ago, however…)
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@Martha @Pineapple Records You might be interested in my interview with Tim Bruckner, who did the cover artwork for Ringo. He talks about ‘Duit on mon dei’, among other things.
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15 May 2015
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@Martha @Pineapple Records You might be interested in my interview with Tim Bruckner, who did the cover artwork for Ringo. He talks about ‘Duit on mon dei’, among other things.
Thanks Joe, Bruckner provided some fascinating glimpses into the post-Beatles lives of Ringo and John. And that bit about going to a silent film of Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera with Harry Nilsson was interesting. But what did he mean about the film “with the hand colored section”…?
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In the 1925 original and 1930 dubbed version of the film, @Pineapple Records, around 17 minutes of colour footage – mainly of the opera performances – shot using Process 2 Technicolor with the “Handschiegl color process” was included. These prints were rare at the time as few cinemas could show them. None are now known to exist. One scene, “Bal Masqué”, does still exist in colour, and has been reincorporated into some issues after various different restorations over the years.
I would think he is referring to seeing a version with the “Bal Masqué/Technicolor-Handschiegl” sequence restored.
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Offline Actually, the 2 strip technicolor process and the Handschiegl hand coloring process are 2 different things. The former was used for the Bal Masque scene as well as some other lost scenes while the latter was used for the following scene where it is tinted blue but the phantom is hand colored red, the version with the hand coloring is lost but has been recreated with digital colorization techniques.
To get this thread back on topic, when I used to collect records when I was younger I had Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band and 1967-1970. Last year I also got Magical Mystery Tour the UK EP from a relative which was really weird but sadly it warped and had to be thrown out.
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EDIT: This post began a thread titled A Collection of Beatles Oldies Mono PMCO 7016
Has anyone bought this LP before? I have just acquired one and need to know what it’s worth.
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Offline @Sound One, what was the number of your record. I failed to get that information written down before I merged your question to this thread.
EDIT: meanmistermustard had the number so I put it in the above post. When I get time, I’ll see if I can find any info on the album. Maybe someone else will beat me to it. I have an interesting reference question to work on with a patron at the moment.
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Offline Isn’t it just the regular mono version? If so you pick them up relatively cheaply if you look around as they are fairly common.
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11.15pm
21 June 2018
Offline Ahhh girl the number on the LP is PMCO7016. Meanmistermustard I have seen plenty of stereo version but no mono ones.
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17 December 2012
Offline I have a mono copy bought second-hand for £2 in Beanos in the mid-80s. Also got an orginal stereo copy for about the same price there.
My first copy was a new Music for Pleasure stereo edition bought in 1981 for £1.99.
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1 January 2017
Offline A pretty cool addition to my Beatles collection bought yesterday:
A 12″ single including Love Me Do (Andy White version) and P.S. I Love You on the A side and Love Me Do (Ringo version) on the B side, released in 1982 to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the original single. I love how Parlophone remade the original label and everything! 
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1 January 2017
Offline @ThatWeirdBeatlesGirl as you’re asking about our collections, here’s mine as it currently stands. I have posted what I had before on this thread with pics, but I’ve got quite a lot more since then and I can’t be bothered to get it all out to take pictures of right now. 
I tried to include as much details as possible, but I hope it isn’t too much for you!
Beatles albums
A Hard Day’s Night (1964 mono pressing)
Help ! (2009 CD)
Rubber Soul (stereo pressing from sometime in the late 70s to mid 80s)
Revolver (stereo pressing from sometime in the late 70s to mid 80s)
Sgt Pepper (1967 stereo pressing)
Magical Mystery Tour (1976 Capitol UK re-release, stereo pressing)
Magical Mystery Tour (2009 CD, still looking to give this one away)
Abbey Road (EMI/Pathé Marconi re-release from either 1973 or 74)
Let It Be (stereo pressing but I’m unsure what year mine is from)
1962-1966 (Red Album )
1967-1970 (Blue Album )
The Early Beatles (basically a 70s low budget label’s re-branding of the Tony Sheridan album from 1961)
Live At The Hollywood Bowl (1976)
Rarities (1980 American compilation)
1 (2015 CD re-release and what was my first Beatles album! 
)
Beatles EPs
The Beatles’ Hits
The Beatles No.1
One of the two Magical Mystery Tour EPs (Magical Mystery Tour /Your Mother Should Know /I Am The Walrus )
Beatles singles
I Want To Hold Your Hand /This Boy (I actually have two copies of this on vinyl! 
)
All You Need Is Love /Baby You’re A Rich Man
The Ballad Of John And Yoko /Old Brown Shoe
Love Me Do /P.S. I Love You/Love Me Do (Rare Version) (1982 Parlophone special 12″ single that can be seen in the post above this one!)
Solo albums
Rock And Roll (MFP re-release from early 80s)
John Lennon : Imagine (1988 movie soundtrack CD)
Give My Regards To Broad Street
Flaming Pie (CD)
Egypt Station (CD)
33 and 1/3
George Harrison (1979 album)
RINGO (1973 album)
Solo singles
Junior’s Farm/Sally G
Band On The Run /Zoo Gang
Let ‘Em In/Beware My Love
Silly Love Songs/Cook of The House
Mull Of Kintyre /Girl’s School
Goodnight Tonight/Daytime Nighttime Suffering
Pipes Of Peace /So Bad
You/World of Stone
All Those Years Ago/Writing’s On The Wall
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Beatles albums
A Hard Day’s Night (1964 mono pressing)
Help ! (2009 CD)
Rubber Soul (stereo pressing from sometime in the late 70s to mid 80s)
Revolver (stereo pressing from sometime in the late 70s to mid 80s)
Sgt Pepper (1967 stereo pressing)
Magical Mystery Tour (1976 Capitol UK re-release, stereo pressing)
Magical Mystery Tour (2009 CD, still looking to give this one away)
Abbey Road (EMI/Pathé Marconi re-release from either 1973 or 74)
Let It Be (stereo pressing but I’m unsure what year mine is from)
1962-1966 (Red Album )
1967-1970 (Blue Album )
The Early Beatles (basically a 70s low budget label’s re-branding of the Tony Sheridan album from 1961)
Live At The Hollywood Bowl (1976)
Rarities (1980 American compilation)
1 (2015 CD re-release and what was my first Beatles album!
)
Beatles EPs
The Beatles’ Hits
The Beatles No.1
One of the two Magical Mystery Tour EPs (Magical Mystery Tour /Your Mother Should Know /I Am The Walrus )
Beatles singles
I Want To Hold Your Hand /This Boy (I actually have two copies of this on vinyl!
All You Need Is Love /Baby You’re A Rich Man
The Ballad Of John And Yoko /Old Brown Shoe
Love Me Do /P.S. I Love You/Love Me Do (Rare Version) (1982 Parlophone special 12″ single that can be seen in the post above this one!)
Solo albums
Rock And Roll (MFP re-release from early 80s)
John Lennon : Imagine (1988 movie soundtrack CD)
Give My Regards To Broad Street
Flaming Pie (CD)
Egypt Station (CD)
33 and 1/3
George Harrison (1979 album)
RINGO (1973 album)
Solo singles
Junior’s Farm/Sally G
Band On The Run /Zoo Gang
Let ‘Em In/Beware My Love
Silly Love Songs/Cook of The House
Mull Of Kintyre /Girl’s School
Goodnight Tonight/Daytime Nighttime Suffering
Pipes Of Peace /So Bad
You/World of Stone
All Those Years Ago/Writing’s On The Wall
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Offline OK, I couldn’t figure out how to post a proper pic, so here’s a quick video. I probly acquired less than 20 pieces of Beatles vinyl total between 1971 and 1987, when CDs first appeared, and none since…and I currently own almost none of them. But I do have this one cool little unique item…
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Offline Y’all Caneedians with your accents are too cute
Cool records! I saw some like that online once, some very detailed Pink Floyd ones that were made into clocks or something.
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Offline Yeah, I have one cut like that for a clock in the outline of a band playing. Pretty cool stuff!
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Offline Carolina accents are a gift to the world!
I actually met a guy from NC a few years back – he can be glimpsed in my “Birthday ” video, incidentally – and he had trouble understanding me; I speak kinda fast.
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Offline *puts on Southern drawl hat* [to be read in 0.5 speed] Yeeaahh, seee, heere in the Saouth we laike to take things kinda sloww. It’s too dawggawned hawt to tawlk fast. 
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I could probably understand you fine, I’m not that Southern. NC actually has a lot of Yankees who escaped high property taxes and generally people-from-elsewhere in it.
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OK, I couldn’t figure out how to post a proper pic, so here’s a quick video. I probly acquired less than 20 pieces of Beatles vinyl total between 1971 and 1987, when CDs first appeared, and none since…and I currently own almost none of them. But I do have this one cool little unique item…
THOSE ARE SO COOL 
D’you suppose the vinyl would still play? (obviously there’d be a lot of random instanced of the music cutting out but I wonder if it would work at all…)
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1 December 2009
Offline The grooves themselves look playable still – I think it’d play in the spots where vinyl still exists. I’m a bit surprised the creators cut up a seemingly playable album…but it was just one disc of a double-vinyl set oruginally
BB, I just wanted to clarify that my accelerated speech style is a personal quirk, not necessarily typical of the nation. (And yeah, I’m aware how y’all like to speak slowly and thoughtfully down there! 
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