Thomas Dolby - The Flat Earth

Thomas Dolby ‎– The Flat Earth

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Tracklist

Dissidents
The Flat Earth
Screen Kiss
White City
Mulu The Rain Forest
I Scare Myself
Hyperactive!

Versions

Title Label Cat# Country Year
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) EMI PCS 2400341 UK 1984
The Flat Earth (CD, Album) Parlophone Odeon CDP 7 46028 2 Japan 1984
The Flat Earth (CD, Album) Parlophone, EMI CDP 7 46028 2 UK 1984
The Flat Earth (CD, Album, RE) Capitol Records, Capitol Records CDP 7 46028 2, DIDX 248 US 1984
The Flat Earth (Cass, Album) Capitol Records 4XT-12309 US 1984
The Flat Earth (LP) Pathé Marconi EMI 2400341 France 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) Parlophone Odeon, Parlophone Odeon 1A 064-2400341, 064 2400341 Netherlands 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) EMI, Parlophone 64 2400341 Italy 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) Jugoton LSPAR 11057 Yugoslavia 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) Parlophone Odeon 062-2400341 Greece 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) Capitol Records ST-12309 Canada 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) EMI, Toshiba EMI Ltd EMS-81645 Japan 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) Capitol Records ST-12309 US 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) EMI-Odeon, S.A. 066 2400341 Spain 1984
The Flat Earth (LP, Album) EMI Records Australia PSCO.107820 Australia 1984
The Flat Earth (CD, Album, RE, RM) EMI, EMI 50999 2 67911 2 8, 2679 112 UK & Europe 2009
The Flat Earth (CD, Album) Parlophone Odeon CDP 7 46028 2 Europe  
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blackpooltangerine Feb 09, 2012

referencing The Flat Earth, LP, Album, PCS 2400341

I have a copy of the Dutch Vinyl LP 1A0642400341A with the usual inlay sleeve & lyrics however it has a different picture sleeve. The front cover is headed 'ad-vice en de risico's van het vak ' then a large picture of 4 persons climbing mountains and the The Flat Earth Thomas Dolby,the back cover is of 7 men in ski outfits and covered in snow. Does anyone have any information on this.

Thanks.
Rated 5/5
Review by andyman5 Sep 24, 2007

referencing The Flat Earth, LP, Album, ST-12309

I have always felt that this is a vastly underappreciated record. While most loved the 'Golden Age of Wireless' and waxed poetic about it being an early electronic record...The Flat Earth clearly stole the show for me. The production on this record for 1984 is astounding. What you get here are deep and emotional songs that are crafted and not at all formulaic and that aren't drenched in that self-important 80's artist aesthetic. Dolby was light years ahead of his time with this one. A very nice record to chill to.

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