i just bought 3 Beatles vinyl albums at a antique shop, how do i know if they're the real thing?? Any tricks or hints that let me know if they are real or fake/re-released would really help me. Thanks!! =)

Albums i got:
1. The Beatles' Second Album (that's what the title says)
2. Abbey Road
3. The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl (1977)

--oh and The Beatles' Second Album has at the top right corner a number that says T 2080 any information on that number would also help me. On that same album in the back there is a section on the right a bit further down of the top that says... T 2080 Capital Records High Fidelity Recording Also Available in Stereo

--- the Abbey Road record instead of having a color band like other records have it has the apple and has two numbers on the right hand side of the actual record. One says... SO-383 (SO 1-383) and of coarse it lists the songs on side a and and on the back it lists the songs on side b like any other record would have.


--you guys can ask me any questions on any of the three albums i got if you need any further information that would really help. Thanks!!


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The Beatles' Second Album is the The Beatles' second Capitol Records album, released in mono (catalogue number T 2080) and stereo (ST 2080.) It was their third in the United States counting Introducing... The Beatles.
It has songs from British album With The Beatles, EP Long Tall Sally and some singles.

Abbey Road is one of their last albums. In US the label was Capitol Apple SO 383.

The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl is a live album released in May 1977 featuring songs by The Beatles compiled from two live performances at the Hollywood Bowl during August 1964 and August 1965. The album was released by Capitol Records in the United States (catalogue number SMAS 11638) and on Parlophone in the United Kingdom (EMTV 4).

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