In 1964, the Capitol Records, U.S. home to the Beatles, released four compilations - "Meet The Beatles", "Beatles Second Album", "Something New" & "Beatles "65." Each set sold over one million copies & still remains popular among the Beatlemania. The sets became out of print in 1987, but 17 years have passed & they are now available again in a deluxe four-disc box set. "Beatles Capitol Albums Volume 1", due Nov. 16, will collect the four albums with a 48-page special booklet. All the tracks have been digitally mastered using 24-bit technology & available in both stereo & mono versions. Twelve of the forty five tracks were not available in the U.K. original edition. EMI. 2004.