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Peter And The Wolf / Young Person’s Guide To The O
[l=RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis] pressing denoted by “I” stamp in runouts.
All runout information is stamped except for the final trailing stamper set ID character, when present.
Issued with liner notes insert sheet.
Some copies have a “The Green Record – Limited Edition” sticker on the shrink/cover.
Promotional copies have a 1″ “DEMONSTRATION NOT FOR SALE” gold foil imprint on the back cover.
A Peter And The Wolf, Op. 67 27:08
B Young Person’s Guide To The Orchestra, Op. 34 17:10
Evening Star
Comes in a non-laminated single sleeve.
A1 recorded live at The Olympia, Paris and at Olympic Studios, London.
A2 recorded at Island and Air Studios.
A3 recorded at Olympic Studios.
A4 is an excerpt from [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/187339]”Discreet Music”[/url], recorded at Eno’s Studio.
B recorded at Eno’s studio.
Typography at C.C.S.
All compositions published by E.G. Music Ltd. © 1975
Special thanks to Nick Bell and Malcolm le Grice.
© 1975 E.G. Music Ltd.
Printed in England by Robor Limited
℗ 1975 E.G. Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) E.G.M.Ltd.1975
Made in England
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Timings do not appear on this edition.
Track B is an edited version of the original track as it appeared on the first UK edition, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/907925]Island Records HELP 22[/url]. The running time was originally 28:36, therefore this edit is missing 3:34 from the end of the track.
A1 Wind On Water 5:30
A2 Evening Star 7:51
A3 Evensong 2:56
A4 Wind On Wind 3:13
B An Index Of Metals 25:02
Music From The Body
Mid-’70s UK reissue.
Labels have boxed EMI logos both sides and ‘EMI Records’ in rimtext, no ‘Coronado’ publishing credit.
Front sleeve is laminated, rear side unlaminated, no flipbacks.
Neutral poly-lined inner sleeve.
Sleeve notes:
File under popular : Miscellaneous
The Body
An ANGLO-E.M.I. Presentation.
Produced by Tony Garnett.
Directed by Roy Battersby.
A Kestrel Film.
Released by M.G.M.-E.M.I. Distributors.
Made and printed in Great Britain.
7011 TPS Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patent No. 943 895 SHSP 4008
Photograph by kind permission of Richard Rush Studio Inc.
Runouts are stamped.
A1 Our Song
A2 Sea Shell And Stone
A3 Red Stuff Writhe
A4 A Gentle Breeze Blew Through Life
A5 Lick Your Partners
A6 Bridge Passage For Three Plastic Teeth
A7 Chain Of Life
A8 The Womb Bit
A9 Embryo Thought
A10 March Past Of The Embryos
A11 More Than Seven Dwarfs In Penis-Land
A12 Dance Of The Red Corpuscles
B1 Body Transport
B2 Hand Dance – Full Evening Dress
B3 Breathe
B4 Old Folks Ascension
B5 Bed-Time-Dream-Clime
B6 Piddle In Perspex
B7 Embryonic Womb-Walk
B8 Mrs. Throat Goes Walking
B9 Sea Shell And Soft Stone
B10 Give Birth To A Smile
The Nylon Curtain
Recorded at A&R Recording and Media Sound Studios, New York.
A1 Allentown 3:50
A2 Laura 5:02
A3 Pressure 4:38
A4 Goodnight Saigon 6:58
B1 She’s Right On Time 4:11
B2 A Room Of Our Own 4:00
B3 Surprises 3:28
B4 Scandinavian Skies 5:59
B5 Where’s The Orchestra? 3:16
Appetite For Destruction
Original BMG club press.
Back cover has small white box at top-right stating manufacture by BMG.
Inner sleeve has original “rape scene” art on one side and lyrics on the other.
Recorded at: Rumbo Studios, Canoga Park, CA. Take One Studio, Burbank, CA. Can Am Studio, Tarzana, CA. Mixed At: Media Sound, NYC. Album and Cassette Originally Mastered at Sterling Sound, NYC.
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A1 Welcome To The Jungle 4:31
A2 It’s So Easy 3:21
A3 Nightrain 4:26
A4 Out Ta Get Me 4:20
A5 Mr. Brownstone 3:46
A6 Paradise City 6:46
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B1 My Michelle 3:39
B2 Think About You 3:50
B3 Sweet Child O’ Mine 5:55
B4 You’re Crazy 3:25
B5 Anything Goes 3:25
B6 Rocket Queen 6:13
Stand Alone
The debut release from American country-pop singer Morgan Wallen Stand Alone was first released as an EP and is now available as a full length on CD & LP for the first time. Stand Alone (10 Year Anniversary Deluxe Edition) features the double platinum track “”Spin You Around””. Originally released in August 2015 Wallen has since gone on to top the Billboard charts, sell out stadiums around the world and his latest album inspiring The New York Times to proclaim Wallen as “”one of the biggest stars in pop, period.
