CD Album - Crowded House - Recurring Dream - The Very Best Of Crowded House - Capitol

CD Album

Artist:	Crowded House
Title:	Recurring Dream - The Very Best Of Crowded House
Label:	Capitol
Country:	Europe
Date:	24 Jun 1996
Catalogue:	7243 8 38396 2 9 / CDEST 2283 / 8 383962
Barcode:	724383839629
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	14 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Crowded House	Weather With You	Neil Finn, Tim Finn	8.5 Rate
02	Crowded House	World Where You Live	Neil Finn	7.5 Rate
03	Crowded House	Fall At Your Feet	Neil Finn	8.5 Rate
04	Crowded House	Locked Out	Neil Finn	7.5 Rate
05	Crowded House	Don't Dream It's Over	Neil Finn	8.5 Rate
06	Crowded House	Into Temptation	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
07	Crowded House	Pineapple Head	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
08	Crowded House	When You Come	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
09	Crowded House	Private Universe	Neil Finn	8.5 Rate
10	Crowded House	Not The Girl You Think You Are	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
11	Crowded House	Instinct	Neil Finn	7.5 Rate
12	Crowded House	I Feel Possessed	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
13	Crowded House	Four Seasons In One Day	Neil Finn, Tim Finn	8.5 Rate
14	Crowded House	It's Only Natural	Neil Finn, Tim Finn	9.0 Rate
15	Crowded House	Distant Sun	Neil Finn	9.0 Rate
16	Crowded House	Something So Strong	Neil Finn, Mitchell Froom	9.0 Rate
17	Crowded House	Mean To Me	Neil Finn	8.0 Rate
18	Crowded House	Better Be Home Soon	Neil Finn	9.0 Rate
19	Crowded House	Everything Is Good For You	Neil Finn	8.5 Rate

Notes

Standard (album) CD case with clear tray
5-way fold-out

Images

Number: 771533 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Fold-out front	Number: 771534 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Fold-out back	Number: 771535 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Artwork behind clear tray	Number: 771537 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Rear tray artwork and spines (UK)
Number: 771539 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: CD (UK)	Number: 771540 Uploaded By: gregs45s SUBS Description: Sticker on front of case (5.2cm x 2.9cm)	Number: 777968 Uploaded By: Bodston SUBS Description: Stickered Case	Number: 1435371 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner
Number: 1435372 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1435373 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1435374 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1435375 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner
Number: 1435376 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1435378 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 1435379 Uploaded By: Quad5point1 SUBS Description: Cover Inlay Inner	Number: 2690130 Uploaded By: nig31el Description: Disc Manufactured in Holland

Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade 3rd Apr 2021		Italian entry made (linked below) and Bodston's scans moved there (with copy of greg's front cover)



gregs45s SUBS 25th Aug 2017		My apologies Quad5point1,i didn't notice that they (Italian ones) weren't your scans;)



Quad5point1 SUBS 25th Aug 2017		The remaining Inlay scans I added are from the UK disc



gregs45s SUBS 25th Aug 2017		Italian releases are entered separately.



Quad5point1 SUBS 25th Aug 2017		Added all remaining Cover Inlay scans



ppint. ● 21st Jun 2015		manic marmalade: there was certainly a time (or two?) in the seventies (& eighties?) when a couple of uk music chains desperate to stay afloat imported a container-load or several of both remaindered, and "instant remainder" cassettes from italy; and a lot of the latter looked distinctly dodgy - crappily-printed labels glued & aligned erratically, in shoddily-mfd cassette cases - no "snap" to their excessively-loose closure, so they fell open on the slightest touch, disgorging their cassettes all everywhichway, and poorly- (& cheaply-) printed card inserts - typeset in standard printer's fonts, in black upon a one-sided, one-colour ground, t'other side in black-on-white - or left blank - with no statement(s) of the recordings' sources, prior publication dates, copyright dates, song publication dates, publishers, nor even their writers... - these may have been exploiting a real loophole in international copyright (etc.) law; but i always assumed that their producers were organised (at least semi-organised !-) ) criminals, and the cassettes either the products of complete copyright piracy, or perhaps infringing the rights of mostly merkin music megafauna, too tardy to take notice in time to tackle the things - the way it's popularly posited apatosaurus (?sp? - diplodocus redesignated) took ten minutes to perceive his/her skin had been punctured. - and cds are so much cheaper to produce, than cassettes - you can afford to print up a good pirate photocopied front insert, even if it's only one thickness of light card, or paper...



Magic Marmalade 20th Jun 2015		He he.... ....One day someone has got an awful lot of work to do correcting entries where vinyl, tapes, and CDs were submitted before classical world came about, and vice versa, not to mention programmes for festivals on memorabilia before live music, and a thousand other things that ought perhaps be somewhere else (Country designations included!).



gregs45s SUBS 20th Jun 2015		No problem MM,you weren't to know.Italy is indeed a member state of the European Union,and as such,it's CD's should have,from the beginning of CD Album Worlds perhaps have been amalgamated with corresponding European releases,but they weren't, there are now 233 Italian CD's on the site,so merging them with their European counterparts would,as you can imagine be somewhat of a headache,and that is why (i think?) we are asked to enter Italian CD's separately. PS. (I could of course be entirely wrong,in which case,ignore all of the above:).



Magic Marmalade 20th Jun 2015		Apologies. ...I'm with you in that case. I vaguely recall there being something to do with Italy in particular (Due to their rights authority SIAE) doing their own thing for an extended period, and not playing ball with other European nations, but not sure if this is resolved now or not (?) I wonder though if we're looking for logic where none exists as far as European manufactured and marketed CDs go... bit of a free for all?



gregs45s SUBS 20th Jun 2015		Hold on there MM!,i've always said that Italian issues should be entered under Europe,and indeed have argued the case in the past,but to no avail,and was told simply to enter all Italian CD's as a separate entry under "Italy".So on this site Italy is not a part of Europe "Capisce":)



Magic Marmalade 20th Jun 2015		Dr Doom made a statement on this somewhere on forums (Which I can't find now!), but there was this thread, which was merely a culmination of various discussions taking place across many CD entry's comments threads: CD entries However, in this particular case, I disagree with Greg, as bodston's back cover scan shows a UK cat number too, neaning it was intended for another market (other markets (?)) than merely the Italian one, so to me, this simply says: Europe. In summary, early CDs were made in particular countries for their own markets, the way vinyl records were in days of yore, but through the process of the European market prgressively unifying, CDs began to be manufactured in different individual nations within Europe, for many other European markets, even with exactly the same title (Cat No. etc.) being produced in different countries for the same markets, purely according to the production capacity of a given plant, versus the popularity of the title, and so on.... Eventually, you will find that a single copy of any given title is an assemblage of parts manufactured all over creation, but being the same product (look at Dark Side Of The Moon 1994, for instance) with the cover being printed in Holland, say, while the disc inside is made in UK, or elsewhere. The important thing is the market it was intended to be sold in, hich determines the entry Country: Was it purely for on country ((Enter by that Country), For more thatn one country in Europe (Enter as Europe), intended to be sold in Europe and beyond (Enter as International). I personally look for something on the CD which will determine this, such as the Made and Printed in Italy, accompanied by a UK cat No. (like Bodston's scans) = Europe.



plocky45 20th Jun 2015		I would also appreciate some guidance. If a release has been specifically for Italy, I would enter it as Italy. However, if I have bought a CD in the UK (not an import), and the disc or printed was made in Italy, I would enter the CD as either UK if I thought that was the extent of the issue, or Europe if I thought it was a wider release. I have tried to be guided by the jurisdiction of release. Thanks



leonard 20th Jun 2015		Can somebody direct me to that Italy discussion? For me it's the same thing (cat no, barcode), just a different printing job



Bodston SUBS 19th Jun 2015		How bizarre. How is Italy not Europe? OK, I will move it. I must have missed that vote. Now linked at the bottom of the page.



gregs45s SUBS 19th Jun 2015		Yes,you're quite right but we had a (lengthy) discussion in the past about this and it was decided to submit any "Made In Italy" CD's separately,so it will need it's own entry,i.e,a new one.



Bodston SUBS 19th Jun 2015		Really! I am surprised. This is a standard European release. The disc matrix even has EMI Swindon on it. It was not just an Italian issue.



gregs45s SUBS 18th Jun 2015		On this site Italian CD's are entered separately.



Bodston SUBS 18th Jun 2015		Added scans of my 'Made in Italy' copy. Otherwise identical to the existing version.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Jun 2015

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Linked Releases

Europe - Capitol - 1996

Italy - Capitol - 1996

UK - Capitol - 1996

USA - Capitol - 1996