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I bought a couple of the Beatle Albums in Barnes and Noble. On the albums they say British Version on the label. The back reads Capital/Parlaphone and some songs are added to the original track listings. The albums are identical with the usual recordings except for these added tracks which I know they did on the English versions of the albums. Or rather Capital cut songs out. But my point is; these CD's sound really one hundred times better than the regular CD's. I was floored when I cranked up Revolver; man the old CD was unlistenable. This was smooth and very musical. All of the voices sounded much more real and defined and the instruments are much more apparent. What a joy! I can now listen to the Beatles on CD. The price is high; 18.99$ a piece. It is worth it. So I tried to find out from the girls at the counter where these CD's come from; who distributes them. I got the name of three companies but I never heard of them. Anyone know of these?