45worlds: 12" Singles

Was "Haloween" remixed by Steve Nye, as stated on the label??

With respect to swbcfc, more in focus labels added plus the bespoke picture sleeve.

Label photo added...

Back cover and label photos added...

With a nod to Elmore, cropped label photos added...

As per loadedcat's comment...the pink version is one of a series of 1988 re-issues (they did black, blue, pink vinyl and a picture disc). They were released on the same catalogue number but with new matrix numbers, the new matrices begin with WEENEY 2 instead of TEENY 2

Anyone wanting to post images of the "Big Yellow Label" version, featuring the same details, please read the discussion on linked item bellow first. (The UK Parlophone one with the... er... big yellow labels :) Thanks.

It looks like something Feral child label would do. Is this the same band Hunting lodge industrial

This one is an absolute mystery. Borrowed from a collection of rare and obscure Noise / Avant Garde Experimental music. Hopefully one day someone will google this entry and shed some light on this

This one seems to have been released with different tracks in nearly country on earth. We have three copies on the site and none have the same track list but if you look further afield the trend continues. Quite unique.

No UK original of this one up yet? I have linked this Australian edition to the USA release which pleasingly copies the original UK release artwork. In Australia, however, we get this crass corporate TV network label version smartly packaged in a 12" Disco 45 sleeve (image...

this sounds so terribly familiar ... :-)

I had this 12" inch single in red vinyl. I stupidly lent it to a friend. When I got it back. It was not in the perfect condition as it was before it got into his sodding hands. I have not been able to play it since.

The U.K. extended version lists a timing of 6:31 on the label, while this U.S. version lists 6:51. Anyone know what the difference is due to?