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Bought a reel to reel beatles tape over weekend called A hard days night and singles , ever seen it ?
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I bought this tape thinking it was a cine film but it isnt , its about 1/4" and the front of the box shows pictures of them making the film, inside is 2 lists of the songs included, under the heading "yelw leader " and "green leader" crudely typed on what looks like an old typewriter. Ive looked everywhere on the net and cant fiund anything about it anywher ?Hmmmm I remembered this site and thought................Hmmmm Ill give it a go ?
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It sounds like a home-made copy of the original tape
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with some singles included to fill up the time on the tape.
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with some singles included to fill up the time on the tape.
21:36 Mon 28th May 2012
It sounds like a home-made copy of the original tape
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with some singles included to fill up the time on the tape.
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with some singles included to fill up the time on the tape.
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I'm sticking with my original view. The plastic reel looks like a generic one (which would have been provided with a blank tape); a proper Beatles recording should have 'EMI' on the reel. The coloured leaders are also consistent with home-taping. (Commercial tapes usually had white, printed leaders). The type-written insert looks like it was done on a good-quality portable machine (or on an office typewriter).
I'm sticking with my original view. The plastic reel looks like a generic one (which would have been provided with a blank tape); a proper Beatles recording should have 'EMI' on the reel. The coloured leaders are also consistent with home-taping. (Commercial tapes usually had white, printed leaders). The type-written insert looks like it was done on a good-quality portable machine (or on an office typewriter).
Your second picture wasn't there when I posted above.
Take a look at the picture to see whether it's printed directly onto the box or stuck onto it. If it's actually printed you might have discovered an extremely rare tape (although I'd still have my doubts!). If it's stuck on then it's almost certainly homemade.
Actually, on looking again, I see that there's a crease mark across the picture at the bottom right. Since it's not there at the bottom-left, I'm guessing that 4 separate photos (probably cut from one of the magazines which you could buy from cinemas at that time) have been stuck onto the box.
Take a look at the picture to see whether it's printed directly onto the box or stuck onto it. If it's actually printed you might have discovered an extremely rare tape (although I'd still have my doubts!). If it's stuck on then it's almost certainly homemade.
Actually, on looking again, I see that there's a crease mark across the picture at the bottom right. Since it's not there at the bottom-left, I'm guessing that 4 separate photos (probably cut from one of the magazines which you could buy from cinemas at that time) have been stuck onto the box.
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