Beatles To Release Companion Books For Remastered Catalogue

A companion book to The Beatles' remastered back catalogue is to be released in time for Christmas.

The Beatles Box Of Vision is a collection of three books, one of which includes storage space for the CD catalogue of every Beatles album.

The first book in the collection is an LP-sized, 200 page collection of original Beatles album artwork, while the second features a "Catalography" of the Fab Four's career, including photos and notes. The third and final book provides fans with the space to store the digi-packs that house the newly released remastered CD versions of the The Beatles' back catalogue.

The collection is on sale now from Boxofvision.com and Harddaysnightshop.com.

It has been designed by Jonathan Polk, who served as Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer for Capitol Records when The Beatles' released "Love", "The Beatles Capitol Albums Vol.1 And Vol.2". "It's the ultimate fan piece," Polk explained in a statement.

Thanks for the report to Nme.com.

Comments

[renegadepancake]

So after we've bought all the CDs, we're supposed to buy this POS to replace the already-functioning CD cases?

Flog off, Polk.

[Jet_Black88]

The first two books are interesting.

I don't see what the third book has to offer, though.

[jrcsgtpeppers]

That's a lame way to make money.
I already owned all the cd's before they rereleased them. And I think they should of rereleased them on vinyl! That's something I would of bought

[hendrix n page]

Like jet black I don't really see the point of the third.