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				Super Hot Stamper The Beatles Please Please Me (Item #: beatlpleas_1811_6_10) Our Price: $99.99 You'll find outstanding Double Plus (A++) sound on both sides of this copy of the Beatles' debut album - fairly quiet too We guarantee this pressing will be richer, livelier, cleaner and just more fun than virtually any copy you can find 5 Stars and A Better Records Top 100 album, as well as our clear favorite of their first five releases "The 'evening with the band' feel makes Please Please Me a more coherent experience than other cover-heavy Beatles albums: Here other peoples' songs work not just as filler, but as markers for styles and effects the band admired and might return to as songwriters." More Please Please Me / More by The Beatles more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me An Album We Are Clearly Obsessed With (Item #: beatlpleas_obsess) PLEASE PLEASE ME is an album we admit to being obsessed with -- just look at the number of commentaries we've written about it. We love the album and we hope you do too. If you have some time on your hands -- maybe a bit too much time on your hands -- please feel free to check out our commentaries. This link will take you to all of our other BEATLES albums. more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me Our Shootout Winner from 2007 (Item #: beatlpleas_2007) A distinguished member of the Better Records Rock and Pop Hall of Fame. We shot out over two dozen copies of Please Please Me -- German, British, and American pressings of various vintages. The best German copies such as this one stood head and shoulders above the rest of the pack. However, we did manage to find some wonderful Brit and domestic copies which will be making it to the site very soon. More Please Please Me more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me Listening in Depth (Item #: beatlpleas_depth) Presenting another entry in our extensive Listening in Depth series, this time for The Beatles' amazing debut from 1963, Please Please Me. The first Beatles record is nothing short of amazing. It captures more of the live sound of these four guys playing together as a rock and roll band than any record they ever made afterwards. (Let It Be gets some of that live quality too and makes a great bookend for the group.) More Please Please Me more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me MoFi Reviewed (Item #: beatlpleas_mofi) Sonic Grade: C Another Half Speed reviewed. By the way, if you own the MoFi LP, do yourself a favor and buy one of our Hot Stamper pressings. (Actually any good British import pressing will do.) What's the first thing you will notice other than correct tonality, better bass and a lot more "life" overall? No spit! As we've commented elsewhere, because of the wacky cutting system they used, MoFis are full of sibilance. See all of our Beatles albums in stock more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me What to Listen For (Item #: beatlpleas_wtlf_2014) Another in our series of Home Audio Exercises with specific advice on What to Listen For (WTLF) on PPM. The Beatles' first album is a recording overflowing with sonic qualities prized by audiophiles and music lovers alike: Tubey Magic, energy, immediacy, richness, breathy vocals; in short, all the stuff you will never hear -- or not hear to the same extent -- on anything but the best vintage analog vinyl LPs. More Please Please Me more Info


				The Beatles - Please Please Me Which Is More 3-Dimensional Mono or Twin Track? (Item #: beatlpleas_3d) With all due respect to Sir George Martin, we've played a number of mono pressings of this album in the past twenty or so years and have never been particularly impressed with any of them. The monos jam all the voices and instruments together in the middle, stacking them one in front of the other, and lots of musical information gets mashed together and simply disappears in the congestion. But is Twin Track stereo any better? Yes, when you do it the way Norman Smith did on Please Please Me. More Please Please Me more Info

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