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The Beatles – Help! (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1965 · US · Capitol Records · Vinyl LP Album Mono
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 10, 2026
- MMint
- $58.45
- NMNear Mint
- $52.30
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $39.99
- VGVery Good
- $27.69
- G+Good Plus
- $15.38
- GGood
- $9.23
- FFair
- $6.15
- PPoor
- $3.08
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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- MAS-X-1-2386MAS-X-2-2386M1-2386-G2 #4 IAMM2-2386-F3 #2 IAMM1-2386-G2 #2 IAMM2-2386-G4 IAMM1 2386-G8 IAMM2-2386-G8 #4 IAMM2-2386-G8 #3 IAM
- Rights society
- BMI
- Manufactured By
- Capitol Records, Inc.
- Pressed By
- Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton
Specifications
- Artist
- The Beatles
- Genre
- Rock, Stage & Screen
- Style
- Soundtrack, Rock & Roll
- Year
- 1965
- Label
- Capitol Records
- Catalog number
- MAS-2386
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1Help!2:35
- A2The Night Before2:33
- A3From Me To You Fantasy2:03
- A4You've Got To Hide Your Love Away2:08
- A5I Need You2:28
- A6In The Tyrol2:21
- B1Another Girl2:02
- B2Another Hard Day's Night2:28
- B3Ticket To Ride3:03
- The Bitter End / You Can't Do That
- B5You're Gonna Lose That Girl2:18
- B6The Chase2:24
- Producer
- Dave Dexter, Jr.
- Producer
- George Martin
- Engineer [Uncredited]
- Norman Smith
About this record
The Beatles' "Help! (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" is a seminal 1965 US Capitol Records release capturing the iconic rock and roll and soundtrack music from their second feature film.
This mono LP, catalogued as MAS-2386, features 11 tracks that showcase the band's evolving sound during a pivotal era. Collectors seek this pressing for its authentic mono mix and the historical significance of being tied to the Beatles' cinematic work.
As an original US pressing, it represents a key piece in the Beatles' discography, especially valued by those interested in the intersection of rock music and film soundtracks. The album's blend of rock and stage & screen genres makes it a versatile addition for collectors focusing on 1960s rock or soundtrack vinyl.
How to appraise this pressing
To verify this exact pressing, collectors should look for the Capitol Records label with the catalogue number MAS-2386 clearly printed. The record is a mono LP format, which is crucial for authenticity since different mixes and formats exist.
Additionally, the presence of runout etchings on the vinyl is a key identifier for this release. The sleeve should be original to the 1965 US pressing and free from major damage to maintain value.
Condition plays a significant role in appraisal, with media grade (vinyl surface quality) and sleeve condition being paramount. Demand for this pressing is driven by its Beatles association, the mono mix rarity, and its status as a soundtrack album, making well-preserved copies highly sought after in the collector's market.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
Release notes
Track A6 listed on label as: In The Tyrol. Introducing Wagner's Overture To Act III Of "Lohengrin" Beatles Style.
Black rainbow label without "subsidiary" rim text. Labels list Ken Thorne as the writer of the last track on side 2 and list "You Can't Do That" as part of track 4 on B-side.
Other label variant for this pressing is similar but does not list Ken Thorne as the writer of side 2 track 4 or 6 and does NOT list "You Can't Do That" as part of track 4 on B-Side.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How can I confirm if my copy of Help! is the original 1965 US mono pressing?
Check for the Capitol Records label with the catalogue number MAS-2386, ensure it is a mono LP format, and look for runout etchings on the vinyl.
Does this pressing have a barcode on the sleeve?
No, the 1965 US mono pressing of Help! does not have a barcode on the sleeve.
How many tracks are on this Help! soundtrack album?
This album contains 11 tracks.
What musical styles does this album represent?
The album features rock & roll and soundtrack styles, fitting both the rock and stage & screen genres.
What factors most influence the value of this Beatles Help! LP?
Key factors include the condition of the vinyl and sleeve, the authenticity of the mono pressing, and the demand among Beatles collectors for original US soundtrack releases.