8 comments on Helter Skelter - The Beatles - Rarities (Vinyl, LP)

1. This is a Stereo & Mono album; - The BEATLES: "RARITIES" On the CAPITAL Record Color-band Label #SHAL, Mastered At Capitol Mastering on run-off wax. This album is a compilation of tracks that were considered rare in the US at the time. B-sides and other tracks that hadn't been on any Capitol album, different mixes etc.4/5(9).

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2. ” Helter Skelter” is a great Paul McCartney and Beatles song off the brilliant double White Album. I love the guitars, they just go off!. Just like John Lennon’s great rock/ blues song ” Yer Blues ” off the same album, they are examples of why you could talk about The White Album for ever.

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3. Rarities is a compilation album released by Capitol Records featuring a selection of songs by the Beatles. The album was inspired by an earlier compilation of the same name which was released as part of The Beatles Collection box set. Most of the tracks on the Beatles Collection disc titled Rarities were already available on American Beatles LPs.

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4. Jun 26,  · The Beatles Helter Skelter / Gone Tomorrow Here Today - Demo ( Original Pressing) - Black Vinyl LP - Duration: CJ's Vinyl Recommended for you. The Beatles A .

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5. " Helter Skelter " is a song by the English rock band the Beatles from their album The Beatles (also known as "the White Album"). It was written by Paul McCartney and credited to Lennon–McCartney. The song was McCartney's attempt to create a sound as loud and dirty as possible.

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6. Feb 10,  · My White Album on the turntable playing Helter Skelter. Please comment and subscribe. x.

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7. -The liner notes incorrectly state "There's A Place" had not been released in stereo in the US before, credit John rather than Ringo with the blisters remark at the end of "Helter Skelter". #2 -Both the cover photo and the photos on the back are raised/embossed4/5(2).

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8. Jul 25,  · Helter Skelter outtake- The Beatles As the driving rhythm guitars crash through the speakers, McCartney’s vocals gradually slide from normal range to screaming rage. The lyrics may refer to an amusement park ride, but McCartney’s growls and yelps suggest something sexual. “But do you, don’t you, want me to love you?

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