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Actually these unboxings are getting very popular on You Tube. It gives a future purchaser a first had look at what they are receiving which written reviews can't. In this case the unboxer is a Beatles expert so when he says the label, inner sleeve is correct that is good news to fans. EMI needs to hire this guy to keep them straight. Beatles mean money to them. I remember when Capitol reissued the American Beatles albums on CDs. The plan was to put the stereo and mono album mixes on the same CD, which I wish more companies would do. The first four albums came out great. But on the first run of the second 4 US albums, EMI engineers not knowing any better simply folded down the stereo masters to mono. A total waste of time, and money for EMI, They had to issue a "corrected version" because in the Early 60s mono was king and was not normally folded down from the weaker (and in many cases inferior) stereo versions. Unfortunately the original monos are disappearing, from many company vaults, Paul Urbahns Radcliff, Ky