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Another take of the album "A Hard Day's Night", another mix collection "I Call Your Name", songs from the EP and other related sources from the same period, with Japanese explanation liner [Limited First Edition] Analog LP/150gThe Beatles' third album released in July 1964, "The Beatles Are Coming". Yah! Ya! Ya! You can enjoy the album "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" with a different flavor, all of which are rare versions. The hit song "A Hard Day's Night," which represents this album, is the final take that starts with John's count, but the interlude is an unfinished version that has not yet been finished. The second song, "Two in Love," was released (in STEREO) with a mistake on the intro harmonica in the official take, but here you can hear it in a corrected and rare stereo version. If I Fell in Love" is a surprise for the enthusiasts at the start of the song.What a surprise, John's vocal is a single track. A single track in stereo mix of this song is rare: the fifth track, "And I Love Her," is a version heard only on the German version, where the ending guitar riff is repeated six times. The preceding single, "Can't Buy Me Love," was recorded on January 29 at the Pathé Marconi Studios in Paris, along with the German versions of "I Want to Hug You" and "See Loves You," a famous early version with a chorus by John and George. This was also released on "Anthology 1" with a dubbed guitar solo from take 1, but here is the authentic take 2 without any modification. In addition, "Any Time At All" and "I'll Cry Instead" are long versions made for the U.S. version, with four bars of piano in the interlude cut out. When I Get Home" has only 4 bars of the big rust, and John's vocal is a different take. In addition to the different versions of the valuable album tracks, the famous German versions of "I Want to Hug You" and "See Loves You," recorded at the same time, are also included in different versions.It even includes A Hard Day's Night-related materials that were only released on the EP version, such as "Tall Sally" and "Matchbox," and covers all the rare mixes, including "I Call Your Name," which has a different cowbell arrangement. The last track, "A Hard Days Night (Take 7)," is the seventh take of the live studio performance, and both John and Paul's vocals are single-tracked. Because of this, the sound has excellent separation and freshness. This is another take that is a must-hear for fans that directly conveys the Beatles' studio work. The Beatles are coming! Yah! Ya!" is a collection of lovable alternate versions of "The Beatles Are Coming, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! This is also available in 150g analog LP format, making collectors happy. Includes detailed liner notes in Japanese. 8 pages *JASRAC licensed by Japan Copyright Association *Jacket with licensed photo by Getty Images Japan