Beatles London DVD Movie

Beatles London

List Price	$24.95 (You save $8.66)
Studio	Ryko Distribution
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	24786
CD Universe Part number	7376349
Catalog number	111
Discs	2
Release Date	May 29, 2007
Rating	Not Rated
Also Known As	Concise Beatles London - A Magical History Tour Deluxe
Running Time	225 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Collector's Edition
Movie Details	Color; Collector's Edition; Widescreen; 2-Disc Set / Collector's Edition

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Beatles London DVD

The Beatles London

Beatles London is without doubt the most detailed investigation of the legendary group at this point of their career, and is guaranteed to provide new insights both for the fan and the dedicated chronicler of the history of popular music. Presented by Richard Porter, founder of the London Beatles Fan Club and author of the Guide to the Beatles London', the program takes the viewer to the key Beatles' sights of London, such as EMI Studio and the iconic pedestrian crossing at Abbey Road; Beatles' homes in London; Decca Studios where the Beatles failed their audition and much more.

Source: Ryko Distribution

2-Disc Set
Region 0
NTSC
Keep Case
Package Note: 2xDVD-5
Single Side - Single Layer
Collectors Edition
Full Frame -
1.33
Audio:
Dolby Digital - English

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