The Beatles - A Collection Of Beatles Oldies 25 Jahre Schneider Präsentiert The Beatles

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Review by Tyrel Haveman

A Collection Of Beatles Oldies 25 Jahre Schneider Präsentiert The Beatles – A Timeless Rock Staple Alright, let’s dive into this gem from 1990, shall we? A Collection Of Beatles Oldies 25 Jahre Schneider Präsentiert The Beatles is one of those albums that feels like a warm hug for your ears. Released in Germany under the Odeon label, it’s not just another compilation—it’s a celebration. Produced by the legendary George Martin (yep, the fifth Beatle himself), this record serves up a mix of pop rock bangers and heartfelt ballads that still slap decades later. Now, I gotta say, flipping through the tracklist feels like scrolling through a playlist of pure nostalgia. You’ve got classics like “Yesterday,” “Help!,” and “Yellow Submarine” sitting snugly next to lesser-played gems like “Bad Boy.” It’s like someone handpicked the ultimate Beatles starter pack for newbies while giving die-hard fans something fresh to chew on. But hey, let me zoom in on two tracks that really stuck with me because, honestly, how do you even pick? First up: “Eleanor Rigby.” Man, this song hits different every time I hear it. There’s no flashy guitar solo or upbeat tempo—just strings and Paul McCartney pouring his soul out about loneliness. It’s haunting but beautiful, ya know? Like staring at an old photograph and realizing everyone in it has their own story they’ll never tell you. That opening line—"Ah, look at all the lonely people"—still gives me chills. It’s weirdly comforting, like the musical equivalent of rainy-day coffee. Then there’s “Day Tripper.” Oh man, this tune is straight fire. If “Eleanor Rigby” is introspective and moody, “Day Tripper” is the opposite—a punchy, riff-heavy anthem made for cranking up the volume. The opening guitar lick alone deserves its own award. And don’t even get me started on those harmonies. It’s the kind of song that makes you wanna grab your air guitar and pretend you’re John Lennon for a hot minute. Pure energy bottled up in three minutes. What’s wild about this album is how effortlessly it bridges generations. Sure, it came out in 1990, but these songs were written years before—and yet they still feel alive today. Maybe it’s because love, heartbreak, and existential dread never go out of style. Or maybe it’s just proof that The Beatles weren’t just a band; they were magicians who turned everyday feelings into gold records. Here’s the kicker though: listening to this collection makes me wonder if anyone will ever top them. Not in a "no one can touch The Beatles" kinda way, but more like… what would modern music sound like if artists took the same risks now? Would we have TikTok hits about existential crises? Who knows. Anyway, whether you’re a lifelong fan or just dipping your toes into Beatlemania, A Collection Of Beatles Oldies is worth a spin—or ten. Just don’t blame me when you find yourself humming “Michelle” at random moments throughout your day.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Michelle
Can't Buy Me Love
From Me To You
Paperback Writer
Help
Eleanor Rigby
Yellow Submarine
Bad Boy
Yesterday
We Can Work It Out
I Feel Fine
A Hard Day's Night
Ticket To Ride
She Loves You
Day Tripper
I Want To Hold Your Hand

Video

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine
The Beatles - Can't Buy Me Love
The Beatles - We Can Work it Out
The Beatles - I Feel Fine
The Beatles - Ticket To Ride
THE JUKEBOX BEATLES - Bad Boy
The Beatles - Paperback Writer

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Catalog Numbers

1A 038 1575451

Labels

Odeon

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Compilation
  • Reissue

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerGeorge Martin

Notes

  • This is the rare second Schneider-Beatles LP,
  • released 1990 from the German SCHNEIDER Company in Wedel.
  • This was given free as a gift to employees and best clients for the 25th anniversary of the company and has a unique sleeve.
  • The record inside is the original
  • "A collection of Beatles oldies" released in the
  • Netherlands 1971 on black Odeon.

About The Beatles

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British rock/pop group, formed in Liverpool, England during the late 1950s. Signed a recording contract with EMI in 1962. The lineup (1962-70) comprised John Lennon (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards), Paul McCartney (vocals, bass, guitar, keyboards, percussion), George Harrison (guitar, vocals, sitar), and Ringo Starr (drums, vocals, percussion). In 1961, Stuart Sutcliffe (bass) and Pete Best (drums) were also members. Following an initial period as a straightforward Mersey-beat group, later recordings saw them experiment with psychedelia, incorporating innovative production techniques involving tape loops and other effects. Despite the group splitting in 1970, their record company has continued to release special products. Inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 (Group). By 2015, all four members were inducted also as individual solo artists.

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  • De Beatles
  • De Bietels
  • Die Beatles
  • I Beatles
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  • Los Beatles
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  • Silver Beatles
  • Teh Beatles
  • The Beatals
  • The Beatle
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  • The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan
  • The Beatles First
  • The Beatles On Apple
  • The Beatles With Tony Sheridan
  • The Beatles!
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  • The Beatos
  • The Beattles
  • The Betles
  • The Fab 4
  • The Live Beatles
  • The Original Beatles
  • The Savage Young Beatles
  • The Silver Beatles
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Aliases

  • The Quarrymen
  • The Beat Brothers
  • Johnny And The Moondogs
  • Los Grillos
  • The Fab Four
  • The Threetles

Members

  • Paul McCartney
  • John Lennon
  • George Harrison
  • Richard Starkey
  • Pete Best
  • Stuart Sutcliffe

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: In 1990, Germany got its own special Beatles album called *A Collection Of Beatles Oldies 25 Jahre Schneider Präsentiert The Beatles*. It was released by Odeon and produced by the legendary George Martin. What makes it stand out? It’s not just another greatest hits collection—it was part of a promotional campaign tied to a German department store chain, Schneider. So while fans were shopping for clothes or home goods, they could grab this gem packed with classics like "Yesterday," "Hey Jude," and "Let It Be." Pretty cool crossover, right?

Comments

assessoriadeimprensamg
assessoriadeimprensamg
2025-03-06
Questo è quello di Rain sono i primi video che ho visto nel 66. Avevo sette anni!!! Cari miei, da allora l'aria vita è andata a ritmo di Beatles!
missaridiablue
missaridiablue
2025-03-06
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camelea12
camelea12
2025-03-06
The first time I saw them on the cavern I said to my mates they are gonna be big 62years ago
internalex
internalex
2025-03-06
I.p.o
kusang57
kusang57
2025-03-05
L & M a songwriting duo touched by the Music Gods.
clickbankguru
clickbankguru
2025-03-04
Ringo’s cymbals aren’t moving
onthebackside
onthebackside
2025-03-04
I remember first hearing this song at Forever subway in 2016
alvaroher
alvaroher
2025-03-04
*LIFE IS VERY SHORT AND THERE'S NO TIME FOR FUSSING AND FIGHTING MY FRIEND* How very true was that eh???
malomerovic
malomerovic
2025-03-04
We can work it out has to be one of my favourite Beatles songs but it amazes me how many people are unaware of how the song came to be.
The majority believe incorrectly it is about relationships.
I was a driver of coaches in the early sixties and I had a coach. One particular day I was asked to take The Beatles from Margate to Hull as a favouring act to my manager who was Ringo's neighbour.
We were probably about an hour from Hull when the coach broke down. In fairness to the lads they all helped me try and fix the coach.
I was convinced it was a fault in the ignition system as I had only just replaced several parts after the coach had been in storage and the wiring attacked by voles.
I couldn't get the thing to start and things started to get a bit heated.
I think it was George who said 'We can work it out' he was trying to boost moral and thought he had a spare spark plug but Paul kept saying it was the fuel pump and 'try to see it my way'. In the end it was a blocked fuel filter, unknown to me John collected fuel filters and had several in his trousers.
We were on the road within the hour and the lads went on to write this song about it.
Everytime I saw the lads after they'd shout ' How's your fuel filter' and we chortled alot.
If you look closely at alot of Beatles footage you can see John looking under cars, bikes, vans, whatever. He was looking at fuel filters. There was literally nothing he didn't know about them.
joshyb262
joshyb262
2025-03-03
Supposedly this is one of the few Lennon -McCartney song which was written by both Lennon and McCartney. From what I understand, Lennon wrote the chorus, and McCartney the rest.