The Beatles Mono Mixes CD Box Set: The Original Mono Mixes On CD For The First Time Ever
It was not until around 1968 that The Beatles started to take their stereo mixes seriously. Up until that time the mono mixes were what the band spent most of their time working on because mono was considered the "standard." It was the way most people listened to music. While stereo was a new "experimental" way of listening to music that wasn't given a lot of thought at that time.
These original mono mixes are finally being released on CD (for the first time ever) on 9/9/9. Many Beatles fans are excited to hear these mono mixes because they could be considered to be the "real" versions of these classic albums, after all they are the mixes that the band worked on the most.
On 9/9/9 The Beatles Mono Box Set will be released and it will include The Beatles first 10 studio albums with their original mono mixes. It will also include Help! and Rubber Soul in their original stereo mix (the first time this original stereo mix will be heard on CD.) Along with all of these albums, there's also a compilation titled Mono Masters which contains all of The Beatles non-album songs mixed in mono.
The Beatles last three albums (Yellow Submarine, Let It Be, and Abbey Road) are not in the mono box set because they were never mixed in mono.
So why are Help! and Rubber Soul included in a stereo mix along with their mono mix? Because these original mono mixes (the ones released on LP in 1965) have actually never been released on CD before (because new stereo mixes were made in the '80s when the albums were first put on CD.) They are included in this box set because this box set is really all about preserving the history of The Beatles original 1960s releases.
Prior to the release of this new Beatles Mono Box Set it would have been very difficult to hear these original stereo mixes of Help! and Rubber Soul because they could only be heard on the original vinyl LPs released in 1965. These are hard to get your hands on these days. And plus, most people don't have a record player anyway!
Mono Masters is a collection of all of The Beatles non-album tracks and as it's name implies, all of the mixes on this album are mono mixes.
Many of The Beatles most well known songs are included in the Mono Masters compilation because often left their biggest singles off of their albums. Among the songs you'll hear: "I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You," "Ticket to Ride," "Lady Madonna," "Hey Jude," & the fast single version of "Revolution."
The mono mixes of The Beatles albums are not being sold separately but only as a part of The Beatles Mono Box Set. - 23812
These original mono mixes are finally being released on CD (for the first time ever) on 9/9/9. Many Beatles fans are excited to hear these mono mixes because they could be considered to be the "real" versions of these classic albums, after all they are the mixes that the band worked on the most.
On 9/9/9 The Beatles Mono Box Set will be released and it will include The Beatles first 10 studio albums with their original mono mixes. It will also include Help! and Rubber Soul in their original stereo mix (the first time this original stereo mix will be heard on CD.) Along with all of these albums, there's also a compilation titled Mono Masters which contains all of The Beatles non-album songs mixed in mono.
The Beatles last three albums (Yellow Submarine, Let It Be, and Abbey Road) are not in the mono box set because they were never mixed in mono.
So why are Help! and Rubber Soul included in a stereo mix along with their mono mix? Because these original mono mixes (the ones released on LP in 1965) have actually never been released on CD before (because new stereo mixes were made in the '80s when the albums were first put on CD.) They are included in this box set because this box set is really all about preserving the history of The Beatles original 1960s releases.
Prior to the release of this new Beatles Mono Box Set it would have been very difficult to hear these original stereo mixes of Help! and Rubber Soul because they could only be heard on the original vinyl LPs released in 1965. These are hard to get your hands on these days. And plus, most people don't have a record player anyway!
Mono Masters is a collection of all of The Beatles non-album tracks and as it's name implies, all of the mixes on this album are mono mixes.
Many of The Beatles most well known songs are included in the Mono Masters compilation because often left their biggest singles off of their albums. Among the songs you'll hear: "I Want to Hold Your Hand," "She Loves You," "Ticket to Ride," "Lady Madonna," "Hey Jude," & the fast single version of "Revolution."
The mono mixes of The Beatles albums are not being sold separately but only as a part of The Beatles Mono Box Set. - 23812
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You can order The Beatles Remastered Box Sets online now to make sure you get what you want. The Beatles Mono CD Box Set is a limited edition with only 10,000 copies produced so you should order ASAP if you really want it.