Beatles ? Trax FULL SET Vols 1-6 Colored Vinyl NM LP Swinging Pig

$

600

Original owner!

This auction is for the complete set of six Beatles bootleg records on Swinging Pig records, the impossible to find Ultra Rare Trax series on colored vinyl. Please see pics -- immaculate condition!

Both vinyl and sleeves are fully Near Mint -- you are unlikely to find a nicer whole complete set. Vinyl is glossy and quiet and sounds amazing. Sleeves are all in incredible condition, no corner bumps and only the tiniest bit of shelf wear on one or two of the jackets. 

Smoke free, pet free home, only played on quality decks so no crappy needles have ever touched these records. 

All six jackets have perfectly intact Swinging Pig stickers -- all six have correct inner sleeves as well. These are the original pressings of these bootlegs and sound fantastic. Thanks for looking and returns not offered!

Tracklist breakdown for all six LPs. To be clear, the color of each vinyl you will receive are the ones in the pics of the listing, not the descriptive text/pics below, which has been copied and pasted from the internet. 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1 RELEASE DATE 1988 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 001 The Swingin' Pig Records Clear Yellow TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 I saw her standing there
(take2)-Stereo Recorded on February 11th, 1963 during recording sessions for "Please Please Me". After the usual warm-up, they start this great live performance in the studio. John makes a mistake with some lyrics and Paul makes a mistake with some bass lines. No echo effects. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.3 (take10). One after 909
(take2)-Stereo Recorded on March 5th, 1963 at the "From Me To You" session. Composed by John Lennon sometime between the late 50's - early 60's during the Quarrymen (pre-Beatles) period. Recorded later for their last album, "Let It Be", but this version is absoltely different. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.4 and ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5. She's a woman
(take2)-Stereo Recorded in September - October, 1964. No lead guitar, piano and overdubbed vocals. No fade-out at the end. Very primitive version. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.6 (take7). I'm looking through you
(take1)-Stereo Recorded in October, 1965 from "Rubber Soul" session. No chorus made yet. Beginning with percussion, vocals on single track. No fade-out at the end. If you've got troubles
Stereo Previously unreleased song. Recorded in October, 1965 from "Rubber Soul" session. Ringo Starr on lead vocals. How do you do it
Mono Previously unreleased song by the Beatles. Recorded on September 4th, 1962 from "Please Please Me" session. Prepared as a second single, but never released. TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 Penny Lane
(remix #9)-Mono Recorded on December 29th, 1966. Basically same version as on "Rarities" album, but including dialogue and Paul's count in the beginning. And absolutely different Mono mix. Strawberry fields forever
Stereo Recorded in December 1966. This song was recorded in two takes. The previously released version consists of take A & B with controled speed, and it is also remixed. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5 (take1) and ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.6(take7). From me to you
Stereo Recorded on March 4th-5th, 1963. The recording starts with Paul's count, "1,2,3,4!". No harmonica. Absoltely different version. Besame Mucho
Mono Previously unreleased song. Recorded on June 6th, 1962, with Pete Best on drums. Not identical with "Decca Tapes" version. The fool on the hill
Stereo Recorded in September 1967. Demo version. Paul performs solo on a piano. Paperback writer
(take2)-Stereo Recorded in April 1966. Beginning with Paul's count, "1,2,3,4!" on the right channel. Same as the single, but different mix, no echo effects on vocals, and no fade-out at the end.

#2 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.2 RELEASE DATE 1988 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 002 The Swingin' Pig Records Clear Blue TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 Can't buy me love
(take1)-Stereo Recorded on January 29th, 1964. Absolutely different version. No echo effects. Wonderful chorus by John & George. Paul makes a mistake with some lyrics. Supposed to be the best take. There's a place
(take3)-Stereo Recorded on February 11th, 1963. From "Please Please Me" session. Intro vocals only. There's a place
(take4)-Stereo Continued from take 3. Absolutely different with no harmonica or piano. Great live performance in the studio. That means a lot
(take2)-Stereo Previously unreleased song. Recorded in February, 1965. From second "Help!" session. Paul on lead vocals. Day tripper (1)
(take2)-Stereo Recorded on October 16th, 1965. Instrumental without tambourine or lead guitar. Absolutely different, supposed to be the first basic. Not complete. Day tripper (2)
(take3)-Stereo Continued from (1). Starting with Paul's count "1,2,3,4!". Basically same version as the previously released one, but no additional vocals dubbed by Paul. No fade-out at the end. TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 I am the walrus
(take17)-Mono Recorded in September, 1967. From "Magical Mystery Tour" session. Un-edited & long version without strings, bass guitar, chorus and backing vocals. Misery
(take1)-Stereo Recorded on February 11th, 1963. From "Please Please Me" session. Absolutely different without piano and echo effects. Leave my kitten alone
(take5)-Mono Previously unreleased song. Recorded on August 5th, 1964. From "For Sale" session. John on lead vocals. We can work it out
(take2)-Stereo Recorded on October 20th, 1965. Beginning with Paul's count "1,2,3,4!". Louder keyboard sound compared to the well-known version. A hard day's night
Stereo Recorded on April 16th, 1964. From "A Hard Day's Night" session. Live performance in the studio. Absolutely different. No acoustic guitar and piano. Norwegian wood
(take4)-Stereo Recorded in October 1965. From "Rubber Soul" session. Basically same as the released take, though John makes a mistake with his acoustic guitar twice in the intro, and says "I showed ya!" in the end part. George Martin replys "Great, fine!". Un-edited version. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.3 (take1).

#3 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.3 RELEASE DATE 1989 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 025 The Swingin' Pig Records Pink Marble TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
(early take)-Stereo Recorded on June 2nd, 1968 during the "White Album" session. Completely different to the previously released version. Supposed to be a very early take, featuring bongos and acoustic guitars. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5. Tomorrow never knows
Stereo Recorded on April 6th, 1966 during the "Revolver" session. A very basic track with different sound effects compared to the previously released version. A day in the life
Stereo Recorded on January 19th, 1967 during the "Sgt. Pepper's" session. Starts with John's count. Different ending, missing part II of this song. Yes it is
(take1)-Stereo Recorded between February 15-19th, 1965 during the "Help" session. A rehearsal take with different lyrics and no chorus vocals. I saw her standing there
(take10)-Stereo Recorded on February 11th, 1963 during the "Please Please Me" session. Different to the previously released take, and also different to the take featured on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1 (take2). TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 Norwegian wood
(take1)-Stereo Recorded on October 12th, 1965. This take has very vivid melody lines in John's vocals and George's sitar. The tempo of this version is slightly slower to the previously released version. John does not play any melody on his 12-string guitar, but just chords. Very different to the previously released take, and also different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.2 (take4). Not guilty
Stereo Recorded during the June - October, 1968 "White Album" session. Only recently discovered, this version is completely different to the one featured on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.4. Across the universe
Stereo Recorded on February 4th, 1968. Completely different to all known versions, like the one on the "LET IT BE"-album or the "WORLD WILDLIFE"-mix. No orchestration, no animal noises and harmony vocals - lots of backward guitars. While my guitar gently weeps
Stereo Recorded during the June - October, 1968 "White Album" session. So-called "acoustic version", just George's voice, acoustic guitar and background organ in the chorus. Sounds very intimate. Completely different to the previously released version. Ticket to ride
Stereo Recorded in February, 1965. No fade-out at the end, John's vocals on single track only - different to the previously released take.

#4 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.4 RELEASE DATE 1989 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 026 The Swingin' Pig Records Green Marble TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 One after 909
(Rehearsal version)-Stereo Rehearsal version from the GET BACK-sessions at Twickenham Studios, January 1969. Completely different to the version on "LET IT BE" album. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1(take2) and ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5. A taste of honey
(take7)-Stereo Recorded on February 11, 1963 during the "PLEASE PLEASE ME"-sessions. Paul McCartney on lead vocals. Different mix and vocal tracks to the previously released version. I feel fine
(take7)-Stereo Recorded in October 1964. This is the rough mix-version with no echo effects and no fade-out at the end. John's vocals are not double tracked, different to the previously released version. Yer blues
Stereo Recorded on December 11, 1968 for TV special "THE ROLLING STONES ROCK'N'ROLL CIRCUS". Performed by a supergroup feat. John Lennon (vocals, guitar), Keith Richards (bass), Eric Clapton (lead guitar) and Mitch Mitchell (drums). Blues Jam
Stereo This is a warm-up jam session for "YER BLUES", recorded on December 11, 1968 for TV special "THE ROLLING STONES ROCK'N'ROLL CIRCUS", performed by the supergroup (see information on track 4 for details). TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 Not guilty
Stereo Previously unreleased song. Recorded during June-October 1968 "WHITE ALBUM"-sessions. George on lead vocals. Harrison re-recorded this song for his 1979 solo album "GEORGE HARRISON". Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.3. Get back
(Rehearsal version)-Stereo Rehearsal version from the GET BACK-sessions at Twickenham Studios, January 1969. Very funny version - listen and you know what we mean! Mailman, bring me no more blues
Mono Previously unreleased song. Recorded during the GET BACK-sessions at Twickenham Studios, January 1969, John on lead vocals. Do you want to know a secret?
(take8)-Mono Recorded on February 11, 1963 during the "PLEASE PLEASE ME"-sessions. Different to the previously released take. No echo effects on George`s lead vocals. All you need is love
Mono Recorded live in the studio for "OUR WORLD" TV programme, on June 25, 1967.

#5 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5 RELEASE DATE 1989 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 035 The Swingin' Pig Records White TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 Christmas time is here again
Stereo Recorded on November 28, 1967 for the Beatles fifth fan club Christmas record. Because
Stereo Recorded on August 1 and August 4, 1969 during the "ABBEY ROAD"-sessions. This track features just the beatiful harmony vocals of John, Paul and George, recorded three times to get magnificient vocal harmonies. During the breaks you can hear a guide electric guitar, coming in from the headphones ! Revolution
(early rough mix)-Stereo Recorded on July 10-12, 1968 during the "WHITE ALBUM"-sessions. This is an early "rough"-mix of the hard-rocking electric version, which was released on the B-side of the "HEY JUDE"-single and did not appear on the album. I me mine
(original short version)-Stereo Recorded on January 3, 1970. This is the original short basic version as produced by George Martin. Phil Spector re-edited this song to get a 51 seconds longer version for the final "LET IT BE"-album. Strawberry Fields forever
(take1)-Stereo Recorded on November 24, 1966. A truly magnificient take of one of the Beatles' best songs, completely different to the previously released version. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1 and ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.6 (take7). Hey Jude
(rehearsal take9)-Stereo Recorded on July 30, 1968. TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 Magical mistery tour
Stereo Recorded on April 25-27, 1967. Different vocal tracks and overdubs compared to the previously released version. What's the new Mary Jane?
(mixed from take4)-Stereo Previously unreleased song. Recorded on August 14, 1968 during the "WHITE ALBUM"-sessions. Mixed by John Lennon in late 1969, from Take 4. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.6(early long mix). Lady Madonna
(early basic version)-Stereo Recorded on February 3 and 4, 1968. Early basic version without overdubbed brass and backing vocals. One after 909
Stereo Recorded on September 4, 1962. This version is different to the ones featured on ULTA RARE TRAX VOL. 1 (take2) and ULTRA RARE TRAX VOL. 4 (rehearsal version). Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da - Christmas time is here again
Stereo An early and previously unreleased version of "OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA", recorded in July 1968, running into a short reprise of "CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE AGAIN" (see track 1 for details). Rumors go that this was planned as a B-Side of "LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE", but it remains unreleased until today!

#6 

TITLE ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.6 RELEASE DATE 1989 FRONT BACK LABEL DISK CATALOG NUMBER LABEL VINYL COLOR TSP 036 The Swingin' Pig Records Clear Yellow TRACK LISTING / SIDE-1 Come and get it
Stereo Previously unreleased song by The Beatles. Recorded on July 24, 1969 by Paul in just one hour (!) as a demo for Badfinger Hold me tight
Stereo Recorded on September 12, 1963 during the "WITH THE BEATLES"-sessions. Different take to the previously released one. I'll be on my way
Mono Previously unreleased song, recorded in April 1963 for BBC. Strawberry fields forever
(take7)-Stereo Recorded on November 29, 1966. An overdubbed version of take 6, again this take is very interesting because completely different to the previously released ones. One of the finest Beatles songs, by the way...
Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1 and ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5 (take1). It's all too much
Stereo Recorded on May 25/26, 1967. Alternate version with extra verse. 12 bar original
Mono Previously unreleased instrumental from the "RUBBER SOUL"-sessions, recorded on November 4, 1965. I hate to see
Mono Previously unreleased song, recorded sometimes during the "HEY JUDE"-sessions in July/August 1968. TRACK LISTING / SIDE-2 She's a woman
(take7)-Stereo Recorded on October 8, 1964. Extra long take, extended into a jam at the end. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.1(take2). What's the new Mary Jane?
(early long mix)-Stereo Early long mix of this previously unreleased song; recorded on August 14, 1968. Different to the version on ULTRA RARE TRAX Vol.5(mixed from take4). Dig it
Mono Recorded on January, 1969. The longest known version of this song, lasting more than 8 minutes!