Revolver

04097-A-2 / 04097-B-2 matrix.

UK Parlophone black & silver labels with 1 boxed EMI logo.[thomasha]

Matrix YEX 605-1, YEX 606-1.
Initial copies had B4 credited as Dr. Robert on label and sleeve, this version, generally known as Variation A has the corrected label credit as Doctor Robert but retains the uncorrected version on the rear track listing.[thomasha]

(Mono) Original mono release, black label with color band without 'subsidiary' rim text. This is the first American pressing, with credits to 'Lennon-McCartney' on labels. Second pressings used the writers' full names.[arnob]

Original 1st UK stereo pressing on black/yellow Parlophone label. Front laminated flip-back sleeve. Matrix: YEX.605-1, YEX.606-1. This release has Dr. Robert printed on jacket and Doctor Robert printed on label. On backcover: E.M.I. Records (The Gramophone Company Ltd.) Hayes, Middlesex, England. Made and printed in Great Britain. [emil]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Track titles on seperate lines...Doctor Robert (not Dr) and normal mix of Tomorrow Never Knows
Tri-Flipback cover , laminated front. XEX 605-2 / XEX 606-3.[philip]

Two-Box EMI labels. Made in Britain text round perimeter. YEX.605-2 / YEX.606-2. [philip]

(Reissue Remastered Stereo) 'This album has been prepared using the 2009 digital remasters which had been created from the original stereo analogue master tapes.

Digital Remaster © 2009 The Copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd.
© 2012 EMI Records Ltd. This label copy information is the subject of copyright protection.
All rights reserved. Artwork © 2012 Apple Corps. Ltd. Place of manufacture as stated on label.

Printed in the EU (on sleeve, back / sticker, front)
Made in EU (on label)
Made in Germany (on a white sticker on shrink wrap, back)'[discogs]

Remastered stereo issue on 180 gram vinyl.[thomasv]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Vinyl only, original picture sleeve missing. Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

Original US mono pressing. West-Coast RCA contract issue on black Capitol deep-groove label with silver lettering and rainbow rim. RCA etched in the dead wax. All publishing credits to Lennon & McCartney. No subsidiary in rim text. Non laminated paste-on sleeve. RIAA#6.[juliens]

Original 1st Indian stereo issue on black Parlophone label with silver and yellow lettering. Front laminated flipback sleeve. No Stereo Sticker.[juliens]

Original 1st German Hör Zu edition. On red-gold Odeon label with black HörZu text. [emil]

(Stereo Reissue) 'Black and Silver Parlophone Label.
-Parlophone on Label in circle and not in Box
-BIEM on label, NOT STEMRA
-No EMI Sign on Label
-Copyrighttext on label is dutch and not english.'[discogs]

70s Pressing. Purple label with large Capitol logo.
Producer - George Martin[discogs]

Remastered stereo issue on 180 gram vinyl.

'Lime Green Capitol Label with purple 'C' logo. 'Stereo' and song titles in uppercase and lowercase letters.

Originally released 22-AUG-66 on Capitol Records as: T-2578 Mono / ST-2576 Stereo.' [discogs]

Mfd. By Apple written at bottom of dark label.[discogs]

(Album, Stereo) This pressing has a blue Odeon label with a black TV-HoerZu logo right side. Label misspells title B5 I Want To Love You. ST33 in ovals.

Psychedelic masterpiece by the Fab Four.