CD Album - The Who - Who's Next - Polydor

CD Album

Artist:	The Who
Title:	Who's Next
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Europe
Date:	Nov 1983
Catalogue:	813 651-2 / 813 651-2 Y H
Barcode:	042281365126
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	$7
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	The Who	Baba O'Riley	Pete Townshend	Rate
02	The Who	Bargain	Pete Townshend	Rate
03	The Who	Love Ain't For Keeping	Pete Townshend	Rate
04	The Who	My Wife	John Entwistle	Rate
05	The Who	The Song Is Over	Pete Townshend	Rate
06	The Who	Getting In Tune	Pete Townshend	Rate
07	The Who	Going Mobile	Pete Townshend	Rate
08	The Who	Behind Blue Eyes	Pete Townshend	Rate
09	The Who	Won't Get Fooled Again	Pete Townshend	Rate

Notes

One of the earliest CD issues of a rock classic

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Comments and Reviews


gregs45s SUBS 27th Feb 2022		With a nod to Syd Vliet, a minor variation CD scan (detail) added, all else matches scans shown exactly.



lorangrecords 15th Oct 2014		As seen at musik-sammler, Herstellungsland is the same as produced in. In this case, the country of release could be any. Europe is fine in this case I think. Easy to change if new info that shows something else appear.



kimbozw 9th May 2014		the musik-sammler.de site is very detailed and interesting



fixbutte 8th May 2014		@Darktownjunkie You don't need to change anything, some moderator may do this if necessary. Anyway it was generally agreed at the start of 45worlds CD Albums that we don't class here with country of origin or production but with countries (or area) of distribution, as long as the same catalogue number and the same barcode are valid.



Syd Vliet 8th May 2014		I did consider listing these Polydor/RSO discs as German but almost all of the CD's I bought in England 1986-1988 were manufactured in West Germany and they were clearly targeted at the British/European market as much as Germany. Unlike many of the Japanese discs, the German discs were not sold as imports (The Japanese discs were usually approaching double the regular price, not so the German discs). Germany is in Europe anyway so it's not worth worrying about.



nboldock 8th May 2014		Not all sites use the same criteria. On 45 Worlds, for major label releases at least, we are interested in country(-ies) of RELEASE above all.



fixbutte 8th May 2014		@Darktownjunkie: As seen on Wikipedia, your barcode notice obviously concerns the GS1 country codes which, however, don't give an indication of either the country of origin or the sales territory: "The GS1 Prefix, the first three digits, usually identifying the national GS1 Member Organization to which the manufacturer is registered (not necessarily where the product is actually made)." As I assume that your identical comments on other entries are obsolete now, I will delete them there (by mistake, I deleted it here too, sorry - added your comment as a quote though).



nboldock 8th May 2014		Yep, I'm with fixbutte, it is of course German-made but is certainly a European release, so is correct as it stands.



fixbutte 8th May 2014		@Darktownjunkie: I don't know what you want to say with your comment(s). It's explicitly on the disc, the booklet and the tray that it was Made in W(est) Germany, so you don't need to look at the barcode to detect this. As discussed before, it was produced, however, in Germany for all Europe and probably most of the world, as there were no CD pressing plants outside of Germany and Japan in 1983. Referring to the "German" barcode: Polydor/PolyGram kept the code number when they pressed their discs in France. Darktownjunkie wrote: The Barcode 0400er Serie is Country Germany... The 0 at the beginning does not count 400- 449 Germany.