DVD 1:

1. Sheila, Kansas City (Live at Floral Hall, February 20, 1962)
2. Some Other Guy, Catswalk, Some Other Guy (alt. version) (Live at The Cavern, August 22, 1962)
3. I Got To Find My Baby (Film at Sefton Park, March 25, 1963)
4. Bad To Me (BBC Paris Theatre, April 4, 1963)
5. She Loves You, Please Please Me (Interview and Live At Great Yarmouth, June 30, 1963)
6. BBC Medley: Don't Ever Change, Hippy Hippy Shake, Soldier Of Love, Boys, Slow Down (Film at North Somerset, July 27, 1963)
7. Anna (Film at Jersey Channel Island, August 6-10, 1963)
8. Twist And Shout (Scene at 6:30, August 14, 1963)
9. Thank You Girl (Film at Blackpool, August 23, 1963)
10. Twist and Shout, Love Me Do, She Loves You (Mersey Sound, August 27-30, 1963)
11. From Me To You, She Loves You, Twist And Shout, I Saw Her Standing There (Big Night Out, September 1, 1963)
12. Melody Maker Awards (September 10, 1963)
13. Twist And Shout, I'll Get You, She Loves You (Ready Stead Go!, October 10, 1963)
14. Sunday Night At London Palladium (October 3, 1963)
15. Playhouse London (October 16, 1963)
16. Money (That's What I Want) (Thank Your Lucky Stars, October 20, 1963)
17. I'll Be On My Way (Departure for Sweden, October 23, 1963)
18. There's A Place (Live at Gothenburg, October 27, 1963)
19. She Loves You, Twist And Shout, I Saw Her Standing There, Long Tall Sally (Drop In: Stockholm, Sweden, October 30, 1963)
20. Bonus Extra Video: She Loves You, Twist And Shout (The Beatles Come To Town: Full Screen Version)

DVD 2:

1. Baby It's You (Return from Sweden, October 31, 1963)
2. She Loves You (Royal Variety Rehearsal, November 4, 1963)
3. From Me To You, She Loves You, Till There Was You, Twist And Shout (Royal Variety Performance, November 4, 1963)
4. This Week TV Show (November 5, 1963)
5. In Town TV Show (November 7, 1963)
6. Day By Day (November 12, 1963)
7. Misery (Move Over Dad TV Show, November 13, 1963)
8. I'll Get You (Film at Odeon Cinema, November 15, 1963)
9. Roll Over Beethoven, She Loves You (USTV Network: Live At Bournemouth, November 16, 1963)
10. Scene at 6:30 Interview (November 21, 1963)
11. She Loves You, Twist And Shout, This Boy (The Beatles Come To Town, November 20, 1963)
12. Interview at ABC Carlisle (November 21, 1963)
13. I Want To Hold Your Hand, This Boy ( Scene at 6:30, November 25, 1963)
14. Interview at Cambridge (November 26, 1963)
15. This Boy, All My Loving, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Moonlight Bay (Morecombe & Wise Show, December 2, 1963)
16. I Want To Hold Your Hand, Money (That's What I Want), Twist And Shout, From Me To You, Third Man theme (It's The Beatles December 7, 1963)
17. News at Southend-On-Sea (December 9, 1963)
18. I Wanna Be Your Man (Live at Wimbledon Palais London, December 14, 1963)
19. I Want To Hold Your Hand, All My Loving, Twist And Shout, She Loves You (Thank Your Lucky Stars, December 15, 1963)
20. Christmas Message (December 20, 1963)
21. Extra Video: From Me To You, She Loves You, Till There Was You, Twist And Shout (Royal Variety Performance - Original Version)
22. Extra Video: She Loves You (CBS Evening News AT Bournemouth)
23. Extra Video: Not A Second Time, I Want To Hold Your Hand (It's The Beatles)

This is yet another fine example how The Masters Of Beatles Essentials (MBE) Label continually reaffirms their name.  Every facet of this double DVD release covering The Beatles formative years is professionally assembled and presented with the avid collector in mind.  The quality throughout this production is of commercial quality, except all the little things are just right!  The clips are seemingly from master tape sources, and given the vast array of what is included - that's quite a feat. 

I love this label and the labor of love brought to each project.  Here, it's exactly what the sub-title of the compilation describes:  The Early Beatles Video Collection - The Film And Television Appearances 1962-1963.  The clips and segments are presented in chronological order and as I have nagged on before, when this is the format you need to be prepared for quite a bit of repetitious material and this collection will test your patience quite a bit with the neverending renditions of "She Loves You" and "Twist And Shout".  But if you are really a Beatles fan at heart, it wouldn't phase you one bit.  And you wouldn't really seek this collection out if you weren't a hard core collector, just my opinion as this era is pre-Beatlemania and that is the earliest that any bandwagon jumpers would consider investing.  Regardless, this is a recommended set. 

There are highlights throughout, the overlying one being the continuous level of quality from clip-to-clip which always amazes me in regards to bootleg collections of this type.  The home footage of the boys on holiday at the Jersey Channel shores in their color-differentiated striped swim "suits" is absolutely priceless but the most resounding memorable clip is of the infmaous Royal Variety performance from November '63 where the boys perform in front of the English royalty for the first time and before "Twist And Shout" John's humorous request for everyone to clap along and those in the balcony just "rattle your jewelry".  This is just fun and more essential documentation for your Beatles collection.  From Us To You indeed.  You know?...it actually feels that way too.  A very personal collection.