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Affek
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Guys, I need your help. I have original Thick As a Brick issue, with CHR 1003 serial number. BUT, this issue also has MS 2072 number, which goes for Portugal release. Any ideas?
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Prog Rock (1969-1977)
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Meltdowner
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^ Several pressings can have the same number. I know the Portuguese one is not gatefold and doesn't include the newspaper.
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Anaon
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Hi there!
Here are my latest vinyl finds! I hunted in another part of France and all I can say is it was great! More records and cheaper! |
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Catcher10
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^ Oustanding haul!!
Stevie Wonder, brilliant album...did that one come with the song book? Dexy's Midnight Runners, great 80's stuff! PG, Moodys, DP...great albums all. Scorps, one of their best albums ever..Police ZM is start to finish a great album. You did well sir.
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Anaon
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Ah ah thanks Catcher10! I'm listening to Scorpions "Fly To The Rainbow", awesome album!! It's not for their 80's heavy fans for sure but it's great for those who love psyche/hard/prog like me
There's a big booklet included in Songs In The Key Of Life yes The big mistake here is probably the Ange album which is one of their worst according to Progarchives ratings
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Catcher10
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Best suggestion is to check on Discogs for the version you have. Best to match up the runout groove etchings, the liner notes should say where the version you have was printed too.
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Catcher10
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Correct, their early catalog is for the psych/kraut/hard rock fan, it is definitely not part of their 80's pop metal days. Good, save that book, most copies do not include it as people usually pull it out and it gets lost.
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Anaon
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Same goes for The Moody Blues "On The Threshold Of A Dream", nice booklet included
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Meltdowner
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Nice finds! Good to see so many Oldfield albums (I'll have to get the original Hergest Ridge too) and "Fly To The Rainbow"
I really should check out "Opéra Sauvage". "Bat Out of Hell" is one LP I'd gladly get rid of, I find it incredibly boring And now "Antisocial" is playing in my head
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Catcher10
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Ha!! I have never been a Meatloaf fan. Never got the hype of Meatloaf here in the US, big theatrical singing . Take it to a record store and see if they will trade you for something different.
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Michael P. Dawson
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"L'Enfant" is one of Vangelis's most beautiful tunes. It was used in the film The Year of Living Dangerously.
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Affek
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Checker, I checked it out earlier and it is the thing that led me to my cofusion, as inner grooves say "MS 2072", which is Portugese. BUT, my cover and the sticker on the vinyl itself both say "CHR 1003", which is British.
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Anaon
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Well, I was not sure about Meat Loaf, I always saw this artwork but to be honest I've never heard any of their tunes... If I don't like it I'll trade it for something else Oldfield are for trading too, I already own them (huge fan) except the Compilation I took for the Live side
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Catcher10
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I can only guess the vinyl was put in a different sleeve. MS2072 is Reprise Records and CHR is Chrysalis Records......Can you post a picture of the record label. |
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Tom Ozric
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Nice batch there for sure |
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Tom Ozric
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Meltdowner
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I bought it on the first flea market I went to, and I only knew it by name. If I knew somewhere I could sell albums nearby, I'd have a bit more space in the shelf
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Michael P. Dawson
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MS 2072 was the number of the original American release (with brown Reprise label).
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Meltdowner
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Catcher10
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^ Nice Sam!! I have been surprised by some of these obscure bands being reissued on vinyl declaring from original master tapes. Makes sense to me as I suspect most only were released once and the tape is in very good condition. The dynamics captured on tape is pretty amazing from a studio performance and when it is mixed and mastered with care can be a thrilling experience to listen to for the consumer, and vinyl for us.
This is where I had always hoped digital would get to by now.....still a work in progress.
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