In 1974 I arrived in the US from Germany, in Boise, Idaho of all places.  My room mate had a copy of Sgt. Pepper and it was weird!  Very weird!  I was 20 at the time and had listened to the album since I was 17.  The only thing I remember now is that at the end of Good Morning when the chicken talks right before they count into the reprise it stopped and George Harrison (his voice for sure) said, “I’m sorry” and then there was some guitar and talking and no counting at all and then the Sgt. Pepper reprise.  

We have had several Sgt. Pepper parties since then and I tried to find the guy but no luck.  In 2007 we played the entire album here in Cairo with a bunch of friends, some songs are on Youtube under my name.  

Hi everyone,

I recently picked up a sealed copy of Anthology 3 from an independent Edinburgh record shop and it’s turned out to be a mispressing. At least I hope it is and it’s not a bootleg. 

All LP’s are labelled correctly however the 3 LP’s are pressed in this order:

LP 1:

Side 1 – Plays side 1

Side 2 – Plays side 2 

LP 2:

Side 3 – Plays Side 3

Side 4 – Plays side 5 (according to track listing)

LP 3:

Side 5 – Plays side 4 (according to track listing)

Side 6 – Plays side 6

Has anyone else encountered this? Do people think that this is a legit copy of the album? Finally, if it is legit, do you reckon it’s worth anything? I know these kind of things can sometimes make it a bit more valuable as it’s a quirk. The fact that it’s an anthology album and not an original LP leads me to believe it probably wont effect anything, but who knows. 

Help is much appreciated,

Thanks!

hello

i have a single of yellow submarine which is mispressed on B side which should be Elenor rigby but is labelled as yellow submarine 

i have looked into this and cannot find any information on this 

thanks

ben 

Has anyone ever seen this?
I have a copy of A Hard Day’s Night that I cannot find duplicated anywhere.
Firstly, it is listed here, but my copy has a difference that no one out there seems to either have noticed, or cared about.
I can’t imagine that I was the first to notice it in 55 years.
The copy I have is marked at UAL 3366 RR4M.
Here is the weird thing:
On side 1 the title is written without the apostrophe.
I have “A HARD DAYS NIGHT” instead of “A Hard Day’s Night “.
Side two is correct.
I have seen pictures out there of the same UAL 3366 RR4M label without the mistake.
So, am I crazy, or do I have something rare?
Any help would be great as I try and sell my father’s records.

hi i hope this is allowed new to site i will state from the off that i am no Beatles collector nore am i a fan but my dad was he died last year and i am trying to get some money together to have a Beatles inspired headstone i do not work due to illness so i am selling his misprint Abbey Road Lp but will only sell to some one who would appreciate and love it as much as he did hence me coming here rather than eBay or sale sites i hope people can understand this and allow this post 

condition cover down 1 side the glue has come away other than that its great the record itself looks hardly

mod note: originally posted in a thread called ‘Due to sad loss in family last year i have for sale a miss print Abbey Road Lp PCS 7088 This item is to help raise money towards a Beatles inspired headstone for a true fan’