selling my beatles 8-tracks

something new
hard day's night
hey jude
meet the beatles
help
magical mystery tour
yellow submarine
rubber soul
sgt. pepper's
yesterday and today
beatles '65
something new

for $2 a piece. i've rarely seen rock 8-tracks in this condition.
plus $5 postage in north america. I'd like to sell the whole lot to
one person.
email me if interested.steveo

On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 08:30:56 -0700, wrote:

something new
hard day's night
hey jude
meet the beatles
help
magical mystery tour
yellow submarine
rubber soul
sgt. pepper's
yesterday and today
beatles '65
something new

for $2 a piece. i've rarely seen rock 8-tracks in this condition.
plus $5 postage in north america. I'd like to sell the whole lot to
one person.
email me if interested.steveo snip

Steveo:

Are they all US Capitol releases, or are any of them Brit EMI?

you should give those Beatles 8's a rip on Ebay, they'd sell

problem with Beatles is, I find it hard to listen to one of their vintage
LP's all the way through

they really weren't all that good, just revolutionary for their time

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something new
hard day's night
hey jude
meet the beatles
help
magical mystery tour
yellow submarine
rubber soul
sgt. pepper's
yesterday and today
beatles '65
something new

for $2 a piece. i've rarely seen rock 8-tracks in this condition.
plus $5 postage in north america. I'd like to sell the whole lot to
one person.
email me if interested.steveo

On Sep 30, 10:20 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 08:30:56 -0700, wrote:
something new
hard day's night
hey jude
meet the beatles
help
magical mystery tour
yellow submarine
rubber soul
sgt. pepper's
yesterday and today
beatles '65
something new

for $2 a piece. i've rarely seen rock 8-tracks in this condition.
plus $5 postage in north america. I'd like to sell the whole lot to
one person.
email me if interested.steveo snip

Steveo:

Are they all US Capitol releases, or are any of them Brit EMI?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'll check. I think they're all Capitol releases.

On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 13:33:37 -0700, wrote:

I'll check. I think they're all Capitol releases. snip

Most likely. The EMI releases from England usually came with a color
picture sleeve and a B&W litho label. They're much higher quality
audio-wise, due to being several generations closer to the original
masters. The Capitol US releases (on LP, as well) were a few
generations removed and had a lot of "sweetening" added.

In good condition, the Cap releases do well enough on fleaBay, but the
EMIs bring a premium, especially if the color sleeve is intact.

whatever you do, DON'T sell them to DeserTBob- aka DoucheBob- once he gets
your contact info, he'll stalk and harass you, and your family, for years

the guy is criminally insane


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On Sep 30, 10:20 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 08:30:56 -0700, wrote:
something new
hard day's night
hey jude
meet the beatles
help
magical mystery tour
yellow submarine
rubber soul
sgt. pepper's
yesterday and today
beatles '65
something new

for $2 a piece. i've rarely seen rock 8-tracks in this condition.
plus $5 postage in north america. I'd like to sell the whole lot to
one person.
email me if interested.steveo snip

Steveo:

Are they all US Capitol releases, or are any of them Brit EMI?- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'll check. I think they're all Capitol releases.

On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 07:30:19 -0400, "trippin-2-8-trak"
wrote:

whatever you do, DON'T sell them to DeserTBob- aka DoucheBob- once he gets
your contact info, he'll stalk and harass you, and your family, for years

the guy is criminally insane snip

"Insane," for exposing a ripoff artist and fraudster like you, Charlie
Nudo of Drums, PA, aka "66-catalina" on fraudBay? Perish the thought!

Explain to the nice man why it is that you've had THREE eBay accounts
BANNED...28 Google Groups accounts BANNED...two AIOE NNTP accounts
BANNED...membership in rec.guns BANNED...membership in 8TrackHeaven
BANNED, numerous times. I'm sure we'd all get a chuckle at your
delusional defensive explanations. It's never your fault, is it,
Noodles? "That traffic cop gave me a ticket because he's got it in
for me!" "It's not illegal to violate speed laws as long as you don't
get caught." "It's OK to disconnect smog devices on cars because no
one checks them for function in my state." "It's OK not to pay taxes
on profits made by my eBay business." Those are all paraphrases of
direct statements you've made on Usenet and elsewhere, Noodles. The
list of illegal and delusional actions by you goes on and on, and is
plastered all over the Internet for all to see, including Federal
agents. Even your local police chief knows you've got some loose head
bolts.

http://nudowatch.blogspot.com

What does Charlie III think when he "ego surfs" the Charlie Nudo name
and sees all this? Have you ever considered that your childish and
unintelligent actions carry a stiff price in the long run?

Meanwhile, the fellow can do with his Beatles carts what he
wishes...with the caveat that I surely wouldn't sell them to YOU, so
you can "flip" them on fleaBay to bolster your sagging tax-evaded
income.

By the way...how're the tax audits (plural) going? Here's another
free legal tip for ya, Noodles: purposely disconnecting, removing or
disabling any Federally mandated pollution control device on any
automobile is a Federal felony punishable by a $10,000 fine and/or 6
MONTHS in Federal prison FOR EACH INSTANCE. How would you explain
your pollution belching automotive fleet to the EPA? Did you know
that there is no "wiggle room" on Federal crimes insofar as sentencing
goes? After paying all those back taxes, you won't have any cash at
all with which to pay any EPA fines, and you'll have to do prison
time. There ARE people doing prison time in the Federal system for
just that crime, I found out...MANY of them. What would Charlie III
think then?

On Oct 3, 7:30 am, "trippin-2-8-trak" wrote:
whatever you do, DON'T sell them to DeserTBob- aka DoucheBob- once he gets
your contact info, he'll stalk and harass you, and your family, for years

the guy is criminally insane

Hey Charlie

Speak for yourself you back-stabbing cocksucker.Yeah Charlie I am
talking to you if you are curious.Regarding my former remark,you know
exactly what I mean.

You probably thought that I was bluffing when I said that I was no
longer doing business with you.Well Charlie,I really meant that.I
would no longer do business with you even if you gave me something for
nothing.Nor will I ever.I also deleted your Ebay name from my list of
favorite sellers so I will NEVER get any news of anything new on Ebay
from you.

Again Charlie,we're through.

On Oct 2, 5:52 pm, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 13:33:37 -0700, wrote:
I'll check. I think they're all Capitol releases. snip

Most likely. The EMI releases from England usually came with a color
picture sleeve and a B&W litho label. They're much higher quality
audio-wise, due to being several generations closer to the original
masters. The Capitol US releases (on LP, as well) were a few
generations removed and had a lot of "sweetening" added.

In good condition, the Cap releases do well enough on fleaBay, but the
EMIs bring a premium, especially if the color sleeve is intact.


DB

I happen to have on EMI from England a few of those.I have George
Harrison's Living In The Material World I also have A Collection Of
Beatles Oldies and The Beatles Live At The Hollywood Bowl.

Regarding the Capitol carts,a few of them had a bonus track to fill
out a program.Two I know of,which I have,are Something New and Beatles
'65.Something New had Thank You Girl on Program 3 as a bonus track
while Beatles '65 had You Can't Do That on Program 4 as a bonus
track.Not only that,both songs were the last songs on those respective
programs.The songs mentioned were not even released on their vinyl
counterparts of the same name.They both appeared on the US Capitol
album The Beatles Second Album.Those songs were actually flipsides of
singles.Thank You Girl was From Me To You's flipside respectively and
You Can't Do That was Can't Buy Me Love's flipside respectively.From
Me To You was not released on any album until 1973's The Beatles
1962-1966 compilation(a.k.a.The Red Album)that was released on Apple.

In the USA,Vee-Jay,who initially released Beatles records after
Capitol USA initially turned them down,initially issued the From Me To
You/Thank You Girl single but it did not get very far.It stalled at
#116 on the bubbling under Billbaord chart while Del Shannon's cover
of From Me To You bettered it by reaching #77.Vee-Jay also did release
Please,Please,Me/Ask Me Why and it did not reach anywhere on
Billboard.Later,when Vee-Jay reissued it,it had From Me To You on the
flipside and it reached #3.After that,thier first single,Love Me Do/
P.S.I Love You,was issued by Vee-Jay subsidiary label Tollie Records
and it reached #1.Previously,it hit #17 initially in the U.K.in 1963
and on the 20th anniversary of the singles release in 1983,it was re-
released in the U.K. and it reached #4.

By the way,Capitol in Canada issued Beatles recordings in Canada
during that time.I happen to have a Capitol Canada pressing of the
Please,Please,Me/Ask Me Why single.Also,Capitol in Canada also left
the first 2 Beatles U.K.albums intact with the exception of the
titles.Please Please Me was Twist and Shout in Canada and With The
Beatles was Beatlemania...With The Beatles in Canada.

Forgive me for rambling.Each and every time somebody mentions The
Beatles,I can not resist sharing what I know about them and their
music.Thanks.

I hope that all of you have a wonderful day.Sincerely Frank
R.Schoonover

On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 12:43:30 -0700, frschoonover
wrote:

On Oct 2, 5:52 pm, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 13:33:37 -0700, wrote:
I'll check. I think they're all Capitol releases. snip

Most likely. The EMI releases from England usually came with a color
picture sleeve and a B&W litho label. They're much higher quality
audio-wise, due to being several generations closer to the original
masters. The Capitol US releases (on LP, as well) were a few
generations removed and had a lot of "sweetening" added.

In good condition, the Cap releases do well enough on fleaBay, but the
EMIs bring a premium, especially if the color sleeve is intact.


DB

I happen to have on EMI from England a few of those.I have George
Harrison's Living In The Material World I also have A Collection Of
Beatles Oldies and The Beatles Live At The Hollywood Bowl.

Regarding the Capitol carts,a few of them had a bonus track to fill
out a program.Two I know of,which I have,are Something New and Beatles
'65.Something New had Thank You Girl on Program 3 as a bonus track
while Beatles '65 had You Can't Do That on Program 4 as a bonus
track.Not only that,both songs were the last songs on those respective
programs.The songs mentioned were not even released on their vinyl
counterparts of the same name.They both appeared on the US Capitol
album The Beatles Second Album.Those songs were actually flipsides of
singles.Thank You Girl was From Me To You's flipside respectively and
You Can't Do That was Can't Buy Me Love's flipside respectively.From
Me To You was not released on any album until 1973's The Beatles
1962-1966 compilation(a.k.a.The Red Album)that was released on Apple.

In the USA,Vee-Jay,who initially released Beatles records after
Capitol USA initially turned them down,initially issued the From Me To
You/Thank You Girl single but it did not get very far.It stalled at
#116 on the bubbling under Billbaord chart while Del Shannon's cover
of From Me To You bettered it by reaching #77.Vee-Jay also did release
Please,Please,Me/Ask Me Why and it did not reach anywhere on
Billboard.Later,when Vee-Jay reissued it,it had From Me To You on the
flipside and it reached #3.After that,thier first single,Love Me Do/
P.S.I Love You,was issued by Vee-Jay subsidiary label Tollie Records
and it reached #1.Previously,it hit #17 initially in the U.K.in 1963
and on the 20th anniversary of the singles release in 1983,it was re-
released in the U.K. and it reached #4.

By the way,Capitol in Canada issued Beatles recordings in Canada
during that time.I happen to have a Capitol Canada pressing of the
Please,Please,Me/Ask Me Why single.Also,Capitol in Canada also left
the first 2 Beatles U.K.albums intact with the exception of the
titles.Please Please Me was Twist and Shout in Canada and With The
Beatles was Beatlemania...With The Beatles in Canada.

Forgive me for rambling.Each and every time somebody mentions The
Beatles,I can not resist sharing what I know about them and their
music.Thanks.

I hope that all of you have a wonderful day.Sincerely Frank
R.Schoonover


Frank:

Thanks for the update on these releases. This is good information!

dB