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This version of the SOM Black October LP was actually shipped out by the 'manufacturers' in a nude Madonna LP cover 'Live at the Pavilion Chicago 5/18/85' . Not just one copy, but several hundred !Presumably either the designated SOM cover was...
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We have a copy with a grey toned background-otherwise identical
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The debate about the 'white turned pink/beige' is COMPLETELY SPURIOUS ! Absolute rubbish. The reason there are variants is that with such a vast quantity being pressed in 'white' things got rushed at the pressing plant and the supposed pure white...
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Would query the double TOWNHOUSE in the matrices-has somebody gone round one and bit time ??!! Never seen this-all of our copies only have ONE-so do we have yet another variant ?
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I suspect this listing should be with the Tense 2 'Sweet bird...' They do not issue a single with the NEXT single as a freebie-it is always the other way round and usually means that the previous single didn't sell very well and the unsold stock then...
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These listings are ENTIRELY WRONG re the cat #. The cat # has the prefix MA and the program #'s are the ones shown.
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Where's the year of release come from ? Nothing on sleeve or label.
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The label images shown appear to be from two different copies. The first issue, with large Sire logo and no A is shown correctly but the B side is a smaller logo from a different pressing.
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You sure its says SP 146/336 ? Cat # is 366 and our copy (of the yellow vinyl) has 366.
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If you are a completest Lotus Eaters collector then you will need to collect at least 2000 of the picture disc because as 'attractiveco' say, they are real and all different, probably around 7/8 flower varieties were used. Production cost must have...
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Having taken the trouble of adding the yellow sleeve as a new listing when you had a green sleeve listing and then adding much better pictures we see that you actually removed our yellow sleeve listing and simply altered the 'green' sleeve listing ...
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This version with no printed cat # has a STICKERED cat # near the bottom and the 1st rear sleeve shown clearly has the sticker removed. This possibly points to the stickered sleeve being an earlier version whereby they hastily stuck stickers on and...
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How is the cat # missing ? The pic here shows the cat # top right. The other version with no printed cat # has a STICKERED cat # near the bottom and the 1st rear sleeve shown in the other clearly has the sticker removed. This possibly points to the...
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Info was gleaned from the press release as stated ! We are selling our copy but not with the press release in the hope that we can find the test pressing amongst the 20000 unsorted dance vinyl in our warehouse.
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Is this a poor picture repro ? Our copy is white with mainly red and green graphics !
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If you mean the test pressing we have not located that yet amongst the piles of dance but found the press release with the above disc.
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Why does this merit a separate entry when other freebies which come with LPs are only mentioned as part of the LP listing ? This should be deleted and the DLD LP (John Austin Rutledge) be amended to include these two tracks as part of that release !
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This was originally mooted for release on Reprised Recordings as a 2 track (omitting the 'edit'). Poet warrior was the proposed A side and the proposed release date was 20th November 1998. 500 'test' pressings were supposedly released according to the...
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If the picture of the front cover is correct then this is a budget label reissue from around 1987 or so (Price Attack). However the back cover showing the UK address does correspond with 1st UK issue so they probably had overstock sleeves for this 'reissue'.
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Press sheet gives the title as 'Raw Flavas vol. 1' and release date '28th March '94'
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Comes with a plain diecut card outer sleeve with large title sticker. Promotional issue simply has large 'PROMO ONLY' sticker on label and promoter sticker on cover (Intergroove).
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Press release refers to: origin of band as 1984 and that Sidwell stood for the Monster Raving Loony Party in 1987 general election.A.Hardy in the credits is 'Alf Hardy' (an old friend) and the 'Amazing' Gordon (on guitar) was a member c.1992 along...
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Comes with a plain white die-cut cover hand stamped 'LIMITED EDITION'
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The whole package = 1 x numbered 12" white label with hand written cat # + 3 x b/w photos of the 3 bands + outer stickered diecut paper white sleeve + 2 single sheet inserts + 6 doublesided pages stapled together + small card showing TEQ product
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At first glance this versions appears to only have the main title, as can be viewed in the main pic. However the text becomes visible, albeit quite faint, by tilting to the light. Whether this was deliberate or a printing error (i.e. a mispress) is...
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Have added release date for this release which, regrettably, sunk without trace.
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This is the rarer silver background promotional issue also pressed at EMI Swindon
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