Over 50 rare nuggets from the Fab Four’s earliest (1958-1964) days, included the fabled Decca audition tape that the label, to it’s eternal dismay, rejected, plus early Quarrymen recordings (That’ll Be the Day), a version of Love Me Do with Pete Best on drums, a demo of Can’t Buy Me Love, You Know What to Do (the second song George ever wrote) and many more essential, oft-bootlegged-but-never-sounding-so-good Beatles rarities.