Other (Cat. # info the LP3/4/5 sleeve): R1 556692 / 603497846463 • BMGCAT401TLP / 4050538619676 • 3 I own this version of S/T and I think it sounds great - it was cut by Sean Magee who did the Beatles mono LP's. The recent colored vinyl is said to be the same mastering. Vertigo inner sleeve reports: 'MADE IN ENGLAND British Patent No. 800513 & 973939 - PLASTIC BAGS CAN BE DANGEROUS - TO AVOID SUFFOCATION KEEP THOS BAG AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN' Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B, variant 1): BMGCAT401BOX-B1 R1-556692-B1 BK0757 Comes in a gatefold cover and with a ''swirl'' inner bag. The gatefold cover is slightly textured compared to later issues and has different upper-case only credits on inner gatefold.

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I've got an olive label misprint variation that doesn't match anything on here. Reads "All selections written by Tony Ioomi - ...." First issue released on the ''swirl'' Vertigo label with big logo above spindle hole and the wording ''Vertigo'' below spindle hole and 'A PHILIPS RECORD PRODUCT' text. Live In Europe 3LP Collection Featuring Two Concerts Previously Unreleased On Vinyl: Live In Montreux 1970 & Live In Brussels 1970 Please learn to use the search engine, Joe (You'll get a better perspective that way. As you can see, starting a redundant thread on a well covered topic results in few responses. You could blindly follow Evil Strawberry's recommendation, or you could do a search and get a broad range of opinions.) Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A, variant 1): BMGCAT401BOX-A1 R1-556692-A-1 BAZZA ALCHEMY BK07571-01-A1 6603497846443-01 VTSimilar German editions with the same catalogue number and same front cover, but differ from each other also by different rear sides. The first (this release) and 2nd versions had band member and production credits in capital letters throughout. Subsequent ''swirl'' Vertigo reissues changed all credits into upper and lower case and also adds in composition and publishing credits.

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The Chris Bellman Rhino cuts were highly praised. The Rhino cuts done by Kevin Grey and Ron McMaster were not as well received, although I enjoy them.