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Label: New European Recordings Catalog#: BAD VC 88 Format: Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition Country: UK Released: 1989 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Industrial, Experimental, Neofolk Credits: Featuring - Andrea James , Douglas Pearce , Jan O'* , Rose McDowall (tracks: A2, A3, B2) Notes: First Pressing (1989): Packaged in a white cover and was limited to 666 copies. It came with lyric sheet and black inner sleeve. Some copies came with two promo postcards. Second Pressing (199?): Packaged in a yellow cover with lyric sheet. Third Pressing (1994): Packaged in a red cover with lyric sheet and was limited to 400 copies. Japanese Pressing (1990): Packaged in a yellow cover with lyric sheet. Released by Supernatural Organization (SUR LP 8). This is the only pressing to list "In Sacrilege" (Track B3) on the tracklisting. Enrico Chiarparin Art Reissue (2000): Packaged in a heavy weight plastic sleeve with 12"x12" info sheet, this picture disc reissue features artwork on both sides by Enrico Chiarparin. Limited to 2000 copies. All versions (except the Japanese one) have the phrases "or, and about and forever." and "Time to stop, time to think, time to change, heilige leben." scratched into the vinyl. The title on the cover is spelled as "Thè Wäll öf Säcrificè". Rating:   4.8/5 (18 votes) Rate It Submitted by: Scrap_Iron 1 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

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romantitus, Aug 10, 2005

Some notices about the red version.
The red sleeves to “The Wall Of Sacrifice” LP had come about by mistake in 1989 due to an error at the printing company. Rough Trade informed Douglas P. Of the error who said these covers were totally unacceptable and so Rough Trade “filed them away” to be forgotten about for 5 years or so. Discovered in 1994 and handed over to World Serpent Distribution, these red sleeves, with Douglas P.’s permission, were combined with leftover sleeveless copies of the original vinyl pressing and sold off. No more than 400 copies of “Wall Of Sacrifice” in red sleeve exist and come without the original black heavy inner sleeve.
In my opinion this mistaken red version remain the most fascinating.

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