So I bought a Vee Jay Introducing The Beatles LP from a record store,
though I already suspected a counterfeit by the bad printing on the
front of the record cover, despite it not having Please Please Me. I
only listened to the first track I Saw You Standing There for a few
seconds and then I promptly returned it for a full refund from the
record store. It was terrible sound quality, sounding so thin. I've
read that the real Vee Jay LPs had better sound quality than the
Capitol Meet The Beatles.

I'll guess the bad reputation of the album is because it was never
reprinted since it was banned by Capitol in 1964, and is now mainly
known from the bad sound quality of fifty years of counterfeits
starting in the 1970s.

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