Robyn Hitchcock – Moss Elixir

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Genre:	Rock
Style:	Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Year:	1996

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Moss Elixir CD, Album	Warner Bros. Records – 9 46302-2	US	1996	US — 1996	Recently Edited
	Moss Elixir CD, Album	Warner Bros. Records – 9362-46302-2	Europe	1996	Europe — 1996	Recently Edited
	Moss Elixir CD, Advance, Album, Promo, Cardboard Sleeve	Warner Bros. Records – PRO-CD-46302	US	1996	US — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album	Warner Bros. Records – WPCR-808	Japan	1996	Japan — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album	Warner Bros. Records – CDW 46302	Canada	1996	Canada — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album, Club Edition	Warner Bros. Records – 9 46302-2	US	1996	US — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album, Promo	Warner Bros. Records – PROP185, Warner Bros. Records – 9362-46302-2	Germany	1996	Germany — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album, Promo	Warner Bros. Records – WPCR-808	Japan	1996	Japan — 1996	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album, Commerce Pressing	Warner Bros. Records – 9 46302-2	US		US	New Submission
	Moss Elixir Cassette, Album, Promo, CrO₂, Non-Dolby	Warner Bros. Records – 46302	US		US	New Submission
	Moss Elixir Cassette, Advance, Album, Promo, CrO₂, Non-Dolby	Warner Bros. Records – 4-46302	US		US	New Submission
	Moss Elixir Cassette, Album	Warner Bros. Records – 9 46302-4	US		US	New Submission
	Moss Elixir CD, Album, Olyphant	Warner Bros. Records – 9 46302-2	US		US	New Submission
	Moss Elixir Cassette, Advance, Album, Promo	WEA Records – none	UK		UK	New Submission

robcow Jul 11, 2023
referencing Moss Elixir (CD, Album, Commerce Pressing) 9 46302-2
Clear jewel case insert with backing picturing diamond pattern, alternating with cat and upside down duck
blanktapes Jul 24, 2020
Edited 4 years ago
referencing Moss Elixir (CD, Album) 9362-46302-2
Easily one of Robyn’s best albums that never got a vinyl release. Why in 2020 are there 180 gram deluxe reissues of Haircut 100’s debut or John Denver’s Greatest hits ? (both are fine albums but mint copies can be found by the dozens in dollar bins and thrift stores across the world for the last 100 years). Moss Elixir NEEDS to make it’s vinyl debut for f***s sake!