1964 US Albums In Mono

1964: The Year America Fell for The Beatles

It was the year Beatlemania hit U.S. soil like a tidal wave. The Beatles dominated the charts, the airwaves, and the hearts of millions. Unlike their U.K. counterparts, the albums released in the U.S. between 1964 and 1965 weren’t just copies—they were uniquely compiled by Capitol Records and United Artists, shaping the American Beatles experience.

Now, to celebrate this landmark year, seven iconic albums are coming together in an 8-LP vinyl box set: Meet The Beatles!; The Beatles' Second Album; A Hard Day’s Night (Soundtrack); Something New; The Beatles' Story (a 2-LP set exclusive to the box); Beatles ’65; and The Early Beatles. Each album features faithfully recreated artwork and new 4-panel inserts with essays from Beatles historian Bruce Spizer.

Cut from new lacquers by Kevin Reeves at East Iris Studios, these 180g pressings stay true to the original releases while unlocking even more musical depth than ever before. This is the Beatles’ U.S. invasion—spinning on vinyl just the way it should be.