THE BEATLES / TOPPERMOST OF THE POPPERMOST (1CD)

1963
01. LOVE OF THE LOVED Demo
02. MISERY Cavern Club Demo
03. WHAT GOES ON Demo Correct Speed
04. ALL MY LOVING No Backing Harmonies
05. IT WON'T BE LONG Immersive 2025 Center Mix
06. ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN No Hand Claps

1964
07. WHAT YOU'RE DOING Studio Outtake 2025 Mix
08. THIS BOY Outtakes & Immersive 2025 Mix
09. I WANNA HOLD YOUR HAND Studio Outtakes 2025 Mix
10. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT Minus Overdubs & Hidden vocal
11. CAN'T BUY ME LOVE Single Vocal Guide Track
12. YOU CAN'T DO THAT No Backing Vocals
13.I'LL BE BACK Studio Outtake 2025 mix
14. THINGS WE SAID TODAY Single Vocal Track
15. SHE'S A WOMAN Take 1 Composite
16. BEATLES FOR SALE Sessions Medley 2025 Mix
17. IT'S FOR YOU Paul's Demo Partial

1965
18. IN MY LIFE Extra Vocals & No Piano
19. RUBBER SOUL OUTTAKES Sessions Medley 2025 Mix

1966
20. HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE Rehearsal Tape Part 1
21. HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE Rehearsal Tape Part 2

1967
22. STEP INSIDE LOVE Paul's Demo Upgrade
23. LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS Immersive Alt Mix
24. BEING FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. KITE Immersive Sound Collage
25. ALL TOGETHER NOW Different Backing Vocals

1968
26. ACROSS THE UNIVERSE Minus Overdubs
27. SPIRITUAL REGENERATION W/Beach Boys in India Upgrade
28. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE LOVE W/Beach Boys in India Upgrade
29. WHITE ALBUM OUTTAKES Sessions Medley 2025 Mix

1969
30. HERE COMES THE SUN Single Lead Vocal minus overdubs
31. OUTTAKES MEDLEY 63-69 2025 Mix

1994
32. RAUNCHY Complete Threetles Jam w/False Start

BONUS TRACKS
33. LOVE OF THE LOVED Original Acetate Demo
34. MISERY Original Acetate Demo

As the anthology's tagline states, "You haven't heard everything yet!", you'll be surprised to find new Beatles recordings. This release features never-before-seen tracks, demos, alternate mixes, and other all-new material. Three particularly noteworthy tracks from 1963 are particularly noteworthy: "Love of the Loved," "Misery," and "What Goes On."

The existence of "Love of the Loved" has long been known, thanks to circulating photos of the acetate label, but now it can be heard for the first time. There are various theories about the year of recording. The song was performed by a band at the Decca audition on New Year's Day, 1962, and the Beatles owned the recording. It's questionable why they would bother cutting acetates for a demo. Furthermore, the song itself seems less complete than when it was recorded on Decca, suggesting it may have been recorded in 1961.

However, Dick James' acetate label remains, making it highly likely that the album was recorded under Brian Epstein's production. This suggests that it dates from early 1963, a time when the band was simply recording demos of original songs onto acetate discs. Therefore, the album is dated 1963.

"Misery" is a demo recorded at the Cavern Club. John sings over a rhythm track, with the other band members occasionally adding choruses. The vocals on the demo of "Lost Love" are by John, not Ringo. Surprisingly, John's version of "Lost Love" is also different in structure; the only difference is the title phrase; the rest of the melody is completely different from the released version, making it sound like a completely different song.

Before the Beatles became famous, they would often motivate themselves by saying "Toppermost of the Poppermost," a play on the radio show "Top of the Pops." This album features rare studio tracks spanning the Beatles' career from that period through to 1969, including never-before-seen recordings. "Love of the Loved" and "Misery" are included in noiseless, clean versions, and the original acetate recordings are included as bonus tracks. All other tracks are new recordings.