This is the ultimate original master sound source engraved on a record! Stereo & mono complete recording by direct transfer from the original British Gold Parlophone master! ! Complete recording of fresh stereo / mono sound source by direct transfer from the original British Gold Parlophone master. The Beatles' memorable debut album "Please Please Me" released in the UK in 1963. The immortal masterpiece "Please Please Me", which can be said to be the origin of the Beatles that rewrote the history of rock, was released in mono on March 22, 1963 and in stereo on April 26. Since then, it has been pressed and reissued many times only in the UK, but the jacket and label printing, and even the recorded sound itself, differ depending on the time, and as you know, information sharing and verification are currently being carried out by collectors around the world. In such a situation, "Gold Parlophone" reigns as the ultimate item that enthusiasts drool over. The gold-lettered record label on a black background used for the first and second pressings at the time of release is proof that it is the original British first pressing. The sound engraved on it is the real original sound, and it has been deified as a unique and absolute sound source that cannot be surpassed by later reissues or remasters. Among enthusiasts, it has become a touchstone for collectors, with people saying, "You can't understand the real Beatles unless you listen to the gold Parlophone," and "You can't talk about the Beatles without listening to this." However, it is now extremely difficult to obtain, and the value of the few original first pressings has jumped to the level of pure gold, with the market price of over 1 million yen for stereo versions and 500,000 yen for mono versions if in good condition. "Gold Parlophone" has become a supreme treasure item coveted by record collectors all over the world. The "sound that you want to hear but can't easily hear" is completely recorded in a fresh stereo/mono sound source by direct transfer from the original British Gold Parlophone master. The vocals, edgy guitar, thick, roaring bass, and vivid drums are realistically reproduced, and the sound described as "the shock runs from the moment the needle is dropped on the record" (stereo) and "the sound leaps out of the speakers with such force" (mono) is a simulated experience on CD, but it is clear that this is a sound of a different dimension from normal records and remastered CDs. When digitizing, the needle sound caused by the disc being turned over and noise reduction between songs was deliberately suppressed as much as possible, preserving the airiness unique to analog, and recording the potential unique to records with fresh, loud cutting. The audio DVD faithfully reproduces the original analog record with high-quality high-resolution sound source (96 kHz/24 bit). The accompanying DVD contains the same content as the CD, with stereo/mono high-resolution sound source directly transferred from the original British Gold Parlophone master in DVD video format. Compared to CD sources (44.1 kHz/16 bit), high-resolution audio sources (96 kHz/24 bit) have a higher sound quality and contain more sound information than CDs, and the sound is much thicker, more delicate, more deep, more powerful, and more expressive. You can feel the details and nuances that you can't hear on CDs. Digitized CD sources are said to be inferior to records, but high-resolution audio sources are the highest level format that faithfully reproduces the sound of the original analog record, and can be played on a regular DVD player. You can enjoy high-resolution audio sources on a PC or headphones, but if you play them on a high-resolution compatible AV amplifier, you can enjoy high-quality sound that rivals the original record. The DVD video also includes photos of the stereo and mono record jackets and labels in slideshow format. You can also select songs from the chapter menu.
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