I thought I had put a list together awhile back in one of the other threads. This will be from memory (so please forgive me if I leave something out). I'll edit more into the lists as time permits.
Yellow Submarine DVD (Dolby Digital - Use the "Music Only" audio option) - True 5.1-channel:
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Yellow Submarine (full - same mix as Anthology DVD snipet)
Hey Bulldog (full)
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (full with the exception of the fade on the last note is overlapped by the start of the instrumentation for soundtrack music)
When I'm 64 (full but at the wrong speed - easily corrected)
Eleanor Rigby (full but Dolby Digital really abuses this song)
Only a Northern Song (partial - last part of song is missing. However to hear one of the worst trumpet "solos" just play the center channel isolated)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (partial - crowd noise intro to first beat is missing. Note that this is the only 5.1-channel version where the lead vocals are spread to the right and left channels with the barker vocals on the right channel and Sgt Pepper band vocals on the left channel)
With a Little Help From My Friends (fades during first verse)
Nowhere Man (Full version with real funky mix - vocals in the corners, instruments in center)
It's All Too Much (Mangled Edit - however one verse not on the album version is included in 5.1, really
enjoy the opening surround mix)
All You Need is Love (Edited version - exact same mix as Anthology DVD. Editing together Yellow Sub DVD and Anthology DVD song versions will produce a full version of All You Need is Love - that's my give-away secret for today. I like this version of AYNIL much more than the Love mix (which is different) - sorry Giles)
Love You To - very tiny amount of the song is used
Baby You're A Rich Man - again, a small amount of the song is used - more is on Anthology DVD
If one were adventurous enough, they could easily take the above (along with the CD of the songtrack to fill-in missing pieces) and create a 5.1-channel Yellow Submarine Songtrack (DTS or DVD-Audio).
Anthology DVDs (Using the DTS soundtrack) - True 5.1-channel (unlike LaserDisc)
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Love Me Do (Full but nothing to write home about in 5.1)
Twist and Shout (Full - two track original mixed to 5.1 - center has vocal track, fronts have the instrumentation track and surrounds have reverb effects and small amount of lead vocals)
If Won't Be Long (Full - two track original with overdubs results in the "answer vocals" being located in the rear channel. Quite good for a twin track original.)
I Want to Hold Your Hand (Full - The Beatles first 4-track recording sounds great in 5.1)
This Boy (Full)
If I Fell (Full - except for fade out at end - seem to remember that the pitch is wrong)
I'll Follow The Sun (Full - works surprisingly well in 5.1-channel)
Things We Said Today (Full - a favorite because you can isolate the backing vocals in the surround channels - very entertaining)
Long Tall Sally (Full - surprisingly great 5.1-channel mix)
All My Loving (Full - Live at the Hollywood Bowl - surrounds are mostly screams. Fronts are mostly screams with some music. Just like you're there)
Help!(Partial - very partial. Just the opening phrase with the guitars spread differently than the Help! DVD mix)
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away (Full - Take 5 and given the limited amount of instruments not much of a revelation in 5.1)
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away (Full - different mix than Help! DVD)
You're Going to Lose That Girl (Full - different mix than Help! DVD)
Leave My Kitten Alone (Partial - fades early and really not a good use of the surrounds)
If You've Got Trouble (Almost full - fades out early at the end)
I Feel Fine (checking...)
In My Life (Full)
Day Tripper (Almost full - towards the end solo, the music fades and John explains that this is a drug song. This wasn't easy to substitute the music from other sources over but it can be done)
We Can Work It Out (Full, I believe)
And Your Bird Can Sing (Full, early version with laughing overdub. Interestingly, if you drop out the back surrounds, the launghing track is removed. Kind of like being in the studio for the vocal overdub that went wrong)
Paperback Writer (checking)
Rain (Full, except the gap just before the drum solo where John explains the backwards vocals)
For No One (Full - this mix is worth the price of admission. The use of an LFE allows Ringo's very subtle bass drum to be heard properly)
Strawberry Fields Forever (Partial Take 1 - not the album track, fades out early at the end - please also note that the surround channels and fronts are apparently swapped on the DVD. Much nicer mix when corrected.)
Strawberry Fields Forever (Partial Album version - talk over during the melotron intro and the coda is missing - again easily corrected with some effort)
Penny Lane (Full but again some speed issues)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (full, a different mix than in Yellow Sub DVD - vocals are all centered unfortunately)
With a Little Help From My Friends (partial, first verse up until drum solo - different mix than Yellow Sub DVD)
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite (partial - opening is missing and last verse with the closing circus effects are missing)
A Day in the Life (Almost full - intro missing and last chord is shortened. Different mix than on Love)
Fool On The Hill(Partial - beginning talked over, last part missing - however a great improvement in sound quality over the album version)
Your Mother Should Know (Partial - last verses missing - Biggest improvement in sound quality over album of any of the songs since the album version is so distorted. This is much cleaner)
Hello Goodbye (Full but needs serious speed correction)
I Am the Walrus (Almost full - missing the intro. 5.1-channel intro can be created using various sources - a favorite mix for our dog who loves the chorus voices floating back and forth in the surround channels. This was also the first time I Am The Walrus was released without fake stereo or mono for the final verses.)
Baby You're A Rich Man (Partial - great bass but it is broken into pieces. Maybe the best way to say it is that there is more of the end than the beginning.)
Lady Madonna (checking)
Happiness is a Warm Gun (Partial - from the beginning of the song until Mother Superior makes her entrance)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps(Full Demo - actual fades just a hair early but essentially full. The end of the demo with the organ track can be found during the White Album montage.)
Yellow Submarine (Snipets in two places. Same mix as the Yellow Sub DVD. It is possible to take the snipets and integrate with the DD Yellow Sub DVD version to create a slightly better sound)
Let It Be (Full and non-Spectorized)
The Long and Winding Road (Full and non-Spectorized)
Get Back (Partial - from the rooftop. The beginning of the song is not included. The Let It Be...Naked CD can be very helpful here)
Don't Let Me Down (Partial from the rooftop, kind of. Song is full in exactly the same way it is on the Let It Be film. So, the part where the "people on the street" are interviewed with the Bealtes reverb-ing off all the buildings is included.)
The Ballad of John and Yoko (partial - starts at the "Peter Brown Called to Say" lyric - interesting to isolate Paul's background vocals)
Something (Almost Full except for first few notes - easily corrected - really enjoy this mix)
Free As a Bird (Full - great "bird" effects at the beginning)
Real Love (Full on the "extra" DVD)
Help! DVD (Using the DTS soundtrack) - True 5.1-channel
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Help! (Full - a different mix than Anthology)
The Night Before (Missing one measure of the song, also has one verse repeated)
You've Got to Hide Your Love Away (Full and different mix than the full version on Anthology DVD)
I Need You (Full)
Another Girl (Full)
You're Going To Lose That Girl (Almost Full and different mix than the almost full version on Anthology DVD. Both versions lose the end of the last note)
Ticket To Ride (Full and probably the best mix on the Help! DVD)