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Beatles The Decca Tapes (Picture Disc) [LP] Gatefold sleeve + silver & red foil + emboss finish having a point to makeThe Beatles The Decca Tapes (Picture Disc) On January 1, 1962, The Beatles auditioned for Decca Records in London, a session that has since become one of the most famous rejections in music history. Known today as The Decca Tapes, these recordings capture the Fab Four then featuring John, Paul, George, and drummer Pete Best performing a mix of covers and early originals that showcase the raw beginnings of their legendary career. Although Decca