| A1 | White Light/White Heat | 2:44 | ||
| A2 | The Gift | 8:14 | ||
| A3 | Lady Godiva's Operation | 4:52 | ||
| A4 | There She Comes Now | 2:00 | ||
| B1 | I Heard Her Call My Name | 4:05 | ||
| B2 | Sister Ray | 17:00 |
Original US stereo pressing (East Coast):
- Visible skull tattoo on front cover.
- Tracklisting on back mis-titles "Here She Comes Now" as "There She Comes Now"
- Back cover credits Lou Reed for "Lead Guitar" rather than just "Guitar"
- Andy Warhol is credited on back cover
- spine reads "V6-5046 WHITE LIGHT/WHITE HEAT THE VELVET UNDERGROUND VERVE"
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Archetypes (LP, Promo, W/Lbl) | MGM Records | M3F 4950 - White label | US | 1974 | ||
| White Light/White Heat (LP, Unofficial, RE) | Verve Records (2) | V6-5046 | US | |||
| White Light/White Heat (LP, Album) | Simply Vinyl (S12) | SVLP 200 | US | 1996 | ||
| White Light/White Heat (LP, Album) | Verve Records, MGM Records | SVLP 9201, none | UK | 1968 | ||
| White Light/White Heat (CD, Album, RE, RM) | Verve Records | 825 119-2 | Germany |
However, it is on the record itself where there seems to be the real unusual attributes. It is the black rather than blue verve label and the matrix codes are unusual as Each side has both the mono and the stereo matrix codes. Etched into the run off groove on side A is the matrix code V6 5046 MGS 1258, and it is indeed a stereo recording on Side 1. Etched onto the run off groove on side B, however, is the matrix code V 5046 Side 2 MG 1258, and is indeed the mono recording of side 2! Has anyone come across a similar version of this album?
Cheers,
Ian