The 1981 Beatles EPs Collection Box Set vs 1960's Originals

In this video, I take a detailed look at the 1981 Vinyl EPs Collection box set and how it compares the the original 1st pressing discs. I compare matrices, covers & sound to find out if its still worth owning today.

Contents:
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Titles
0:39 - The History of the EP format 1954-1968
2:09 - 1981 The Beatles EPs Collection' box set is released
3:28 - Early sets & later sets - pressing differences.
4:00 - Rare solid centred EPs
4:34 - Start of comparisons of originals vs box set issues
4:42 - Twist & Shout EP
5:53 - The Beatles' Hits EP
6:35 - The Beatles' No.1 EP
7:03 - All My Loving EP
7:23 - Long Tall Sally EP
7:54 - Abbey Road cutting engineer Nick Webb
8:28 - Extracts from the film A Hard Day's Night EP
9:01 - Extracts from the album A Hard Day's Night EP
9:32 - The Beatles For Sale EP
9:58 - The Beatles For Sale No.2 EP
10:30 - The cancelled 'Beatles Golden Discs' EP
10:59 - The Beatles' Million Sellers EP
11:45 - Yesterday EP
12:14 - Nowhere Man EP
12:42 - Magical Mystery Tour EP
13:24 - The bonus stereo EP (SGE1)
15:27 - Sound quality comparison - box set vs originals
17:02 - The Japanese red vinyl EP box set
17:18 - The CD EP box set
17:41 - Conclusion & recommendations
17:55 - Outro

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