ARTIST : The Beatles.
DATE : 1962-01-01.
VENUE : Decca Studios, London.
TITLE : "Nevermind the Tremeloes ... Here's The Beatles" (2011).
LABEL : Fake Decca (45-F, 11486).

TRACKLIST:
01 02:22 Money (That's What I Want) (Janie Bradford/Berry Gordy).
02 The Sheik of Araby (Harry B. Smith/Ted Snyder/Francis Wheeler). ***OMITTED***
03 02:19 Memphis Tennessee (Chuck Berry).
04 Three Cool Cats (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller). ***OMITTED***
05 02:02 Sure to Fall (In Love with You) (Bill Cantrell/Quinton Claunch/Carl Perkins).
06 01:54 September in the Rain (Al Dubin/Harry Warren).
07 02:25 Take Good Care of My Baby (Gerry Goffin/Carole King).
08 02:58 Till there was You (Meredith Willson).
09 02:02 Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Buddy Holly).
10 02:34 To Know Her is to Love Her (Phil Spector).
11 02:39 Besame Mucho (Consuelo Velázquez).
12 Searchin' (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller). ***OMITTED***
13 Like Dreamers do (John Lennon/Paul McCartney). ***OMITTED***
14 Hello Little Girl (John Lennon/Paul McCartney). ***OMITTED***
15 01:51 Love of the Loved (John Lennon/Paul McCartney).
16 Commentary by Brian Epstein. ***OMITTED***

23:06 Total running time (all times are estimated).

Tracks 02, 04, 12, 13, 14, and 16 have been omitted due to official release (see
"Anthology 1" disc 1).

This disc was ripped via EAC into a single WAV file (see the accompanying log file),
then converted to FLAC (which is how I received it). I then converted the FLAC to
WAV via Trader's Little Helper, imported the WAV into Audacity, split the songs into
individual tracks, exported each as a separate WAV file, and converted those into
FLAC via Trader's Little Helper (in which form I now share them). I also created the
md5 checksum via Trader's Little Helper.

Comments (from BootlegZone):

This is the new 'HBNL' source. True intro to "Money" and "Hello Little Girl",
possible longer outros to some songs (haven't fully compared). Basically this was
one of the 1st dubs from the master edit reel which was possibly used for the
bootlegs that came out in the 70s. Though just google this title and you might find
out more about this material from other forums. This is as good as it gets though
people might argue. Can this source be remastered? Should it?

Beatle people who have heard this already say:
"Get this NOW! It cannot possibly be improved upon. As far as Decca Tapes go, all
other issues are now officially obsolete."

"Sounds really good!"

"Congratulations on this! I did some very careful listening to "Like Dreamers Do"
from about a half dozen sources and this one not only seems the best, it is
amazingly close to the Anthology version."

"Sounds incredible."

"Thank you for this. Finally got a chance to do some in-depth analysis on this, and
it is indeed better than what I thought was previously the best source.. Plus, yours
is at the correct speed!"