#Complete single collection rar free

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The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Analytics'. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. The Singles Collection seven-inch singles boxġ966 ġ967 Ģ B: You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)ġ995 / 1996 Ģ A: Real Love Sign Up For the SDE newsletter Submit This is described as a ‘limited edition’ box although we don’t know how limited it is. The Singles Collection will be released on 22 November 2019. I doubt it was even considered but a set with Japanese style 3″ CD singles would have been cool. Sadly, in this rather vinyl obsessed age, this singles box set isn’t being issued on CD. The front cover of this box set is consistent with previous packages like the 2014 The Beatles in Mono vinyl box and this comes with a 40-page booklet with notes by Kevin Howlett. To make things interesting these seven-inch singles will use various international cover art, so the ‘Love Me Do’ sleeve is from the USA, ‘She Loves You’ from Germany and ‘Ticket to Ride’ is from Sweden (‘Free As A Bird’ had the same artwork everywhere).Įach seven-inch single is pressed on heavyweight vinyl (incorrectly described as “180g” by the label) and these are “ newly cut for vinyl from their original mono and stereo master tapes” by Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios.

#Complete single collection rar free

The EPs aren’t included in The Singles Collection, so no ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ or ‘Long Tall Sally’, for example.Įvery single here reached number one in the UK charts, except ‘Love Me Do’ (#17), ‘Please Please Me’ (#2) ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’/’Penny Lane’ (#2) ‘Something’ (#4), ‘Let It Be’ (#2), Free As A Bird (#2) and Real Love (#4). The original B-sides of those two Anthology-era singles – ‘Christmas Time (Is Here Again)’ and a live recording of ‘Baby’s In Black’ – are ignored). The exception to this is 1995’s ‘Free As A Bird’, which is the 23rd and final seven-inch included in this package, but becomes a double A-side with 1996’s Real Love. The package gathers all 22 UK singles from the original era with their respective B-sides (or AA-side in the case of some). Apple Corps and Universal Music will issue The Singles Collection in November, a new Beatles box set that gathers all of their seven-inch vinyl single releases together in one box set.