Rarities

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. Also known for reproducing the infamous "butcher shot" for the first time since Yesterday & Today in 1966, on the inside gatefold. There are 3 cover variations. This one is #3: #1 -The photo on the front is raised/embossed -There is no George Martin producer credit on the back lower left corner -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/embossed -George Martin's producer credit is now on the lower left corner on the back -Under "Helter Skelter" it now states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..." #3 -Both the cover photos and the photos on the back are NOT raised/embossed -George Martin's producer credit is present -"Helter Skelter" states "...so you don't hear the classic statement..." -Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Jacksonville pressing, as identified by 0 in the run-outs. -Some copies came with a 2 1/4" x 2 1/4" hype sticker on the shrinkwrap stating "Contains Rare Photos Including "Butcher" shot" MASTERED BY CAPITOL and the letter "O" are stamped in the runout grooves