Released in 1963. This album gathers the Beatles' first two singles and ten new songs, several of them writtem by the team Lennon-McCartney. It was rare at early sixties that artists should record their own songs. There would usually exist people specialized in that. The album was almost entirely recorded in one day, finishing with a remarkable one take performance of "Twist and shout".

CONTENTS:
I saw her standing there - Misery - Anna (go to him) - Chains - Boys - Ask me why - Please please me - Love me do - P.S. I love you - Baby it's you - Do you want to know a secret? - A taste of honey - There's a place - Twist and shout

Released in 1963. The concept of this is album represents one of the most important changes the Beatles produced in music industry: the very format of music media was transformed. Until then, the standard was the single, because one could buy only one or two good songs. The Beatles changed this forever, because EVERY song was a potential single, so all you needed was an entire session "with the Beatles".

CONTENTS:
It won't be long - All I've got to do - All my loving - Don't bother me - Little child - Till there was you - Please Mr. Postman - Roll over Beethoven - Hold me tight - You really got a hold on me - I wanna be your man - Devil in her heart - Not a second time - Money

Released in 1964. One of the most beloved Beatles' albuns, and the only one to be entirelly dedicated to Lennon-McCartney compositions. Legend is that half of the tracks were written in a singel night at a hotel room! Half of the songs came from the soundtrack of their first album, but all of the songs became classics of popular music. This was the first album in which George used his brand new 12-string Rickenbacker, changing the 60's sound forever.

CONTENTS:
A hard day's night - I should have known better - If I fell - I'm happy just to dance with you - And I love her - Tell me why - Can't buy me love - Any time at all - I'll cry instead - Things we said today - When I get home - You can't do that - I'll be back

Released in 1964. This was an album made at the top of beatlemania. In its very famous cover, many people see tired faces. But what the music shows us is a very strong group doing rock'n'roll. In the liner notes, great Derek Taylor predicted:

CONTENTS:
No reply - I'm a loser - Baby's in black - Rock'n'roll music - I'll follow the sun - Mr. Moonlight - Kansas City/ Hey, hey, hey, hey - Eight days a week - Words of love - Honey don't - Every little thing - I don't want to spil the party - What you're doing - Everybody's trying to be my baby

Released in 1965. The soundtrack for their second movie, "Help!" produced as many classics as "Yesterday", "Ticket to ride", "The night before" and "You're gonna lose that girl", just to name a few. George Martin states that the use of string in "Yesterday" was possible one of the experiments which would open musical possibilities for the Beatles from the next album on.

CONTENTS:
Help! - The night before - You've got to hide your love away - I need you - Another girl - You're going to lose that girl - Ticket to ride - Act naturally - It's only love - You like me too much - Tell me what you see - I've just seen a face- Yesterday - Dizzy Miss Lizzy

Released in 1965. This is where a new revolution starts. Rejecting all previously successfull formulas, the Beatles are bound enough to try a music totally different to what they had already done. New instruments, complex arrengements, meaningful lyrics. Music would never be the same.

CONTENTS:
Drive my car - Norwegian wood - You won't see me - Nowhere man - Think for yourself - The word - Michelle - What goes on - Girl - I'm looking through you - In my life- Wait - If I needed someone - Run for your life

Released in 1966. Many years later, the world is still discovering new things about this album. To many, this is the most fantastic Beatles album. A totally different musical approach is tried, going still further than on "Rubber soul". Rumours on drug use begin appearing, and the very limited possibilities of live concerts seem no longer pleasant. George writes many news songs, Ringo sings one of the all time greatest beatles classic. Changes were on the way!

CONTENTS:
Taxman - Eleanor Rigby - I'm only sleeping - For no one - Here, there and everywhere - Yellow submarine - She sais she said - Good day sunshine - And your bird can sing - Love you to - Doctor Robert - I want to tell you - Got to get you into my life - Tomorrow never knows

Released in 1967. Perhaps the most important album in music history. "Sgt. Pepper's" was a masterpiece by four genius. It is possible that never again an algum will have such a stron impact not only in music, but in arts and culture in general. After they stoped touring, the Beatles devoted their time to creating the most advanced music they could do in the sixties. New technologies had often to be created only to answer the Beatles' demands.

CONTENTS:
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - With a little help from my friends - Lucy in the sky with diamonds - Getting better - Fixing a hole - She's leaving home - Being for the benefit of Mr. Kite - Within you without you - When I'm sixty-four - Lovely Rita - Good morning good morning - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (reprise) - A day in the life

Released in 1967. The sound track for their TV film became another great classic, thanks to songs like "The fool on the hill", "I am the walrus" and, on the American version which became world's standard, "All you need is love", "Penny Lane" and the one which is considered by many as the best Beatles' song: "Strawberry fields forever". George Martin tells that one day John was trying to explain the difference between him and Paul. He said: "Let's face it, George. I don't expect to enter some bar in Spain and hear somebody wistling I am the walrus". Well, it did become one of the Beatles best know tracks, didn't it?

CONTENTS:
Magical mistery tour - The fool on the hill - Flying - Blue jay way - Your mother should know - I am the walrus - Hello goodbye - Strawberry fields forever - Penny Lane - Baby you're a rich man - All you need is love

Released in 1968. Many of the songs on this album were written while the Beatles were in India studying meditation. It's a really amazing output! Some people say that they should have done a single album, only with the best songs. Luckilly they didn't!!

CONTENTS:
Back in the USSR - Dear PRudence - Glass onion - Ob-la-di ob-la-da - Wild honey pie - The continuing story of Bungalow Bill - While my guitar gently weeps - Happiness is a warm gun - Martha my dear - I'm so tired - Blackbird - Piggies - Rocky Raccoon - Don't pass me by - Why don't we do it in the road? - I will
Birthday - Yer blues - Mother nature's son - Everybody's got something to hide excpet me and my monkey - Sexy Sadie - Helter skelter - Long long long - Revolution 1 - Honey pie - Savoy Truffle - Cy baby cry - Revolution - Good night

Released in 1968. The soundtrack for their famous animated film brings four new songs, two re-editions and an entire side dedicated to George Martin's instrumental tracks. "Hey Bulldog" has one of the best guitars riffs ever created.

CONTENTS:
Yellow submarine - Only a northern song - All together now - Hey bulldog - It's all too much - All you need is love
GEORGE MARTIN NUMBERS: Pepperland - Sea of time - Sea of holes - Sea of monsters - March of the meanies - Pepperland waste - Yellow Submarine in Pepperland

Released in 1969. Although released before "Let it be", this was the last album the Beatles recorded. They knew it was the last album, so it's possible that everyone decided to make the best. Would it make a difference? They had always done the best anyway :o). Legend is that the albumw as originally going to be called "Everest", but there was a problem in going to Everest to take the picture for the album's cover. So someone suggested: "Why don't you simply go outside, call the album Abbey Road and end of history?". Accepting the suggestion gave the world a new touristic place and one of the nicest cover in music history!

CONTENTS:
Come together - Something - Maxwell's silver hammer - Oh! Darling - Octopus's garden - I want you (She's so heavy) - Here comes the sun - Because - You never give me your money - Sun King - Mean Mr. Mustard - Polythene Pam - She came in through the bathroom window - Golden slumbers/ Carry that weight/ The end - Her Majesty

Released in 1970. Reocrded mostly during '69 as part of the famous "Get Back sessions", these songs belong to a very interesting, however problematic, period in Beatles career. They want to produce an album called "Get Back", but for many reasons the project didn't go on. So Phil Spector was brought in to produce this album. Though criticized by many people, he did make a nice seletion, where we find some of the best Beatles classic, as "Get back", "Let it be", "The long and widing road" and many more. A favourite!

CONTENTS:
Two of us - Dig a pony - Across the universe - I me mine - Dig it - Let it be - Maggie Mae - I've got a feeling - One after 909 - The long and winding road - For you blue - Get back

Released in 1972. The famous compilation, gathering some of the best output from the early years. If you have this in vinyl, you shoul notice some interesting details. Some songs has appeared in stereo, while the CD's versions are in mono. Notice, for example, th intro of "From me to you".

CONTENTS:
Love me do - Please please me - From me to you - She loves you - I want to hold your hand - All my loving - Can't buy me love - A hard day's night - And I love her - Eight days a week - I feel fine - Ticket to ride - Yesterday
Help! - You've got to hide your love away - We can work it out - Day tripper - Drive my car - Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) - Nowhere man - Michelle - In my life - Girl - Paperback writer - Eleanor Rigby - Yellow Submarine

Released in 1972. Part two fo the compilation. Notice the album cover. That picture was originallyintended for the aborted "Get back" LP.

CONTENTS:
Strawberry Fields Forever - Penny Lane - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - With A Little Help From My Friends - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - A Day In The Life - All You Need Is Love - I Am The Walrus - Hello, Goodbye - The Fool On The Hill - Magical Mystery Tour - Lady Madonna - Hey Jude - Revolution Back In The USSR - While My Guitar Gently Weeps - OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA - Get Back - Don't Let Me Down - The Ballad Of John And Yoko - Old Brown Shoe - Here Comes The Sun - Come Together - Something - Octopus's Garden - Let It Be - Across The Universe - The Long And Winding Road

Released in 1988. This collection was released to the delight of Beatles fans everywhere. It's the only official source for many treasures, so this is a fundamental item in every fans collection.

CONTENTS:
Love me do - From me to you - Thank you girl - She loves you - I'll get you - I want to hold your hand - This boy - Komm, gib mir deine hand - Sie Liebt dich - Long tall Sally - I call your name - Slow down - Matchbox - I feel fine - She's a woman - Bad boy - Yes it is - I'm down

Released in 1988. Part two is also excellent, with many many classic that should be in the collection of every people, be they Beatles collector or not.

CONTENTS:
Day tripper - We can work it out - Paperback writer - Rain - Lady Madonna - The inner light - Hey Jude - Revolution - Get back (with Billy Preston) - Don't let me down (with Billy Preston) - The ballad of John and Yoko - Old brown shoe - Across the universe - Let it be - You know my name (look up the number)

Released in 1994. These recordings were made in the 60's for the BBC radio and since them have appeared on a number of bootlegs, most noticebly the fantastic 10 CD set "The complete BBC sessions". These sessions are interesting because the Beatles performed alternate versions of their hits and talked about different subjects. Most of all, they have performed for the BBC many songs they didn't offically release. So this is your chance to know lots of new Beatles material!

CONTENTS:
Beatle greetings - From us to you - Riding on a bus )speech) - I got a woman - Too much monkey business - Keep your hands off my baby - I'll be on my way - Youngblood - A shot of rhythm and blues - Sure to fall (in love with you) - Some other guy - Thank you girl - Sha la la la la! (speech) - Baby it's you - That's alright (Mama) - Carol - Soldier of love - A little rhyme (speech) - Clarabella - I'm gonna sit right down and cry (over you) - Crying, waiting, hoping - Dear Wack! - You really got a hold on me - To know her is to love her - A taste of honey - Long tall Salle - I saw her standing there - The honeymoon song - Johnny B. Goode - Memphis, Tennessee - Lucille - Can't buy me love - Drom fluff to you (speech) - 'Till there was you
Crinsk dee night (speech) - A hard day's night - Have a banana! (speech) - I wanna be your man - Just a rumour (speech) - Roll over Beethoven - All my loving - Things we said today - She's a woman - Sweet little sixteen - 1822! (speech) - Lonesome tears in my eys - Nothin' shakin'- The hippy hippy shake - Glad all over - I just don't understand - Top so how come (no one loves me) - I feel fine - I'm a loser - Everybody's trying to be my baby - Rock and roll music - Ticket to ride - Dizzy miss Lizzy - Kansas City/ Hey hey hey hey - Set fir to that lot (speech) - Matchbox - I forgot to remember to forget - Love these goon shows! (speech) - I got to find my baby - Ooh! My soul - Oo! My amrs (speech) - Don't ever change - Slow down - Honey don't - Love me do

Released in 1995. The inclusion of "Free is a baird", the first new Beatles recording in 25 years, would be reason enough for anyone to have this CD. But "Anthology"went furhter and brought rehearsals, live concerts, early recordings, studio outtakes, everything wit the best possible sound quality. A remarkable project!

CONTENTS:
Free as a bird - Speech: John Lennon - Tat'll be the day - In spite of all the danger - Speech: Paul McCartney - Halleluja, I love her so - You'll be mine - Cayenne - Speech: Paul - My Bonnie - Ain't she sweet - Cry for a shadow - Speech: John - Speech: Brian Epstein - Searchin' - Three cool cats - The sheik of Araby - Like dreamers do - Hello little girl - Speech: Brian Epstein - Besame Mucho - Love me do - How do you do it - Please please me - One after 909 (flse start) - One after 909 - Lend me your comb - I'll get you - Speech: John - I saw her standing there - From me to you - Money (That's what I want) - You really got a hold on me - Roll over Beethoven
She loves you - 'Till there was you - Twsit and shout 0 This boy - I want to hold your hand - Speech: Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise - Moonlight bay - Can't buy mt love - All my loving - You can't do that - And I love her - A hard day's night - I wanna be your man - Long tall Sally - Boys - Shout - I'll be back (demo) - I'll be back (complete) - You know what to do - No reply (demo) - Mr. moonlight - Leave my kitten alone - No reply - Eight days a week (false starts) - Eight days a weel - Kansas City/ Hey hey hey hey

Released in 1996. "Anthology 2" is a collector's drem!! It documents the moment when the Beatles toped touring and decided to devote their time to studio research. This is when music was changed forever.

CONTENTS:
Real Love - Yes It Is - I'm Down - You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - If You've Got Trouble - That Means A Lot - Yesterday - It's Only Love - I Feel Fine - Ticket To Ride - Yesterday - Help! - Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby - Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - I'm Looking Through You - 12-Bar Original - Tomorrow Never Knows - Got To Get You Into My Life - And Your Bird Can Sing - Taxman - Eleanor Rigby (Strings Only) - I'm Only Sleeping (Reheasal) - I'm Only Sleeping (Take 1) - Rock And Roll Music - She's A Woman
- Strawberry Fields Forever (Demo Sequence) - Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 1) - Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 7 And Edit Piece) - Penny Lane - A Day In The Life - Good Morning, Good Morning - Only A Northern Song - Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (Takes 1 And 2) - Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (Take 7) - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - Within You Without You (Instrumental) - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) - You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) - I Am The Walrus - The Fool On The Hill (Demo) - Your Mother Should Know - The Fool On The Hill (Take 4) - Hello, Goodbye - Lady Madonna - Across The Universe

Released in 1996. Closing the sequence, "Anthology 3" brought some really rare stuff that hadn't been avaiable even on bootlegs. Demos, studio rehearsals and a fantastic series of demos for the "White album" left everybody in expectation for more. Shoul we get "Anthology Serie PArt II"? :o)

CONTENTS:
A beginning - Happiness is a warm gun - Helter Skelter - Mean Mr. Mustard - Polythene Pam - Glass onion - Junk - Piggies - Honey pie - Don't pass me by - Ob-la-di ob-la-da - Good night - Cry baby cry - Blackbird - Sexy Sadie - While my guitar gently weeps - Hey Jude - Not Guilty - Mother nature's son - Glass onion - Rocky Raccoon - What's the new Mary Jane - Step inside love/ Los paranoias / I'm so tired - I will - Why don't we do it in the road - Julia
I've got a feeling - She came in through the bathroom window - Dig a pony - Two of us - For you blue - Teddy Boy - Medely: Rip it up/ Shake, rattle and roll/ Blue suede shoes - The long and winding road - Oh! Darling - All things must pass - Mailman, bring me no more blues - Get back - Old brown shoe - Octopus's garden - Maxwell's silver hammer - Something - Come together - Come and get it - Ain't she sweet - Because - Let it be - I me mine - The end