Bootleg Beatles

Not For Sale was a Beatles bootleg CD released in 1989 on Condor Records, allegedly pressed in Australia but the CD said it was made in Korea. This was one of the first boot CD's I bought way back then and while it did look like professionally made compact discs, if you looked at the CD through a light, there were a few pinholes through the metal within the disc itself. It had been said that this shows the inferiority of bootleg discs but it was just a disc that was not made as well as companies who had a bigger budget to use better material. Nonetheless, when it was possible to rip CD's, this was also one of the first I saved, in fear of the CD deteriorating.

Ultra Rare Trax Vol. 2 is a 1988 bootleg CD by The Beatles. This is the second set of Beatles music to be released as a bootleg CD, which at the time was considered revolutionary since it wasn't believed anyone outside of the recording industry could release compact discs, They were wrong. It features outtakes of songs in soundboard quality, which at the time was also unheard of. This was released by The Swingin' Pig, a "relative" of the Trademark Of Quality (TMOQ) label.

Ultra Rare Trax Vol. 1 is a 1988 bootleg CD by The Beatles. This is the first Beatles music to be released as a bootleg CD, which at the time was considered revolutionary since it wasn't believed anyone outside of the recording industry could release compact discs, They were wrong. It features outtakes of songs in soundboard quality, which at the time was also unheard of. This was released by The Swingin' Pig, a "relative" of the Trademark Of Quality (TMOQ) label.

Beatles '66 is a 2000 bootleg CD by The Beatles. This includes excerpts of two German shows from June 1966, one song from a show in Germany (also June 1966) and then the band's final show at Candlestick Park in San Francisco on 29 August, 1966. Tracks 1-8 are sourced from a video meant for television broadcast. This was released by a fake/bootleg Odeon label.

Rarer Than Rare was a bootleg album by The Beatles, released in 1978. This is taken from a compact disc version released by the Bootleg/White Knight label in 2001, remastered by Remasters Workshop.

Released in 1995, Jimmy Nichol And The Beatles is a bootleg compilation CD of the moment in 1964 when Jimmy Nicol temporarily replaced Ringo Starr as a drummer, when he had tonsillitis pharyngitis, which lead to him having to get his tonsils removed. This is a chance to hear the only man who temporarily released a Beatle in a live setting. This was released by Desperado Records.

Not Guilty was a Beatles bootleg CD released in 1989 on Condor Records, allegedly pressed in Australia but the CD said it was made in Korea. This was one of the first boot CD's I bought way back then and while it did look like professionally made compact discs, if you looked at the CD through a light, there were a few pinholes through the metal within the disc itself. It had been said that this shows the inferiority of bootleg discs but it was just a disc that was not made as well as companies who had a bigger budget to use better material. Nonetheless, when it was possible to rip CD's, this was also one of the first I saved, in fear of the CD deteriorating.

The Seven Years Of Christmas is a 2002 bootleg CD by The Beatles, consist of all seven of the group's Christmas records plus a series of previously unreleased outtakes. This was released by Yellow Dog.