CD Album - Bangles - Different Light - CBS

CD Album

Artist:	Bangles
Title:	Different Light
Label:	CBS
Country:	Europe
Date:	Jan 1986
Catalogue:	CDCBS 26659
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Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Bangles	Manic Monday	Christopher	Rate
02	Bangles	In A Different Light	Vicki Peterson, Susanna Hoffs	Rate
03	Bangles	Walking Down Your Street	Susanna Hoffs, Louis Gutierrez, David Kahne	Rate
04	Bangles	Walk Like An Egyptian	Liam Sternberg	Rate
05	Bangles	Standing In The Hallway	Debbi Peterson, Susanna Hoffs, Vicki Peterson, David Kahne	Rate
06	Bangles	Return Post	Vicki Peterson, Susanna Hoffs	Rate
07	Bangles	If She Knew What She Wants	J. Shear	Rate
08	Bangles	Let It Go	Susanna Hoffs, Debbi Peterson, Vicki Peterson, Michael Steele	Rate
09	Bangles	September Gurls	Alex Chilton	Rate
10	Bangles	Angels Don't Fall In Love	Vicki Peterson, Susanna Hoffs	Rate
11	Bangles	Following	Michael Steele	Rate
12	Bangles	Not Like You	Debbi Peterson, Susanna Hoffs, David Kahne	Rate

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Produced by David Kahne

12 page booklet

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OldMod67 12th Aug 2024		Hi, thanks to all for your info. The CD itself is identical to image 2265804. As to the 'innards', the reverse of the rear cover inlay has (01-026659-10) and yes, the grey tray has 'Patent pending 6.4' It does seem a bit of a mish-mash, but then I remember getting the All Over The Place LP in '84 (I wasn't buying CDs until about 1990) and it was a stamped demo, for UK use but manufactured in Holland. Thanks again to you all for your help.



Magic Marmalade 11th Aug 2024		And a big hello to all from me :) I'll make the appropriate change tomorrow when I'm on my desktop. (Sitting in the garden with my phone... And a cold beer, right now) I always look for these tell tale signs when looking for first / early press CDs: Obviously, no barcode places it within a year or so of the first compact discs being released, but even before that, on the shelf, the prefix: cdcbs is always a good indicator (although not always, it's a Japan press. But look at the inner ring of the cd for matrix on the first disc image here, and you see the didp number, the 1a1 number, signifying a first press, and the little string of crosses ( sometimes other tiny scratchy symbols), other than the actual Japan only originals, these are the first gen after those for the wider world. If you are so inclined oldmod, take the car apart too and you might find either / or a cat number printed on the reverse of the back cover/ inlay, and if it's the original case too, possibly a patent pending mark on the underside of the grey plastic cd tray.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Aug 2024		@ Lee Wrecker Ha Ha, yes, great to see you're still kicking down under Lee ;) (Rock On!)



Lee Wrecker 11th Aug 2024		@gregs45s Hi from me and nice to see your writing. We must have been both traveling the same digital spaceways simultaneously. Before you posted your comment I was checking this out and also going to suggest the year change but got a bit suspicious when I couldn't actually find a 1985 release anywhere. So I just looked up the release date and it all made sense. Then I bounced back to this page and saw your comment. Snap. Good to see you're still banging away and putting the worlds right.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Aug 2024		@Lee Wrecker Hi, oh i see, thanks for checking that it was a January release, i'll put in a request to change it to Jan 1986 then, ta.



Lee Wrecker 11th Aug 2024		I agree with gregs45s in that the CD OldMod67 has is the original release. The album, however, was released in January 1986 so if the date is amended perhaps add the month. The single of Manic Monday was released on Dec. 23rd 1985 and the album followed the next month. New year releases can be tricky.



gregs45s SUBS 11th Aug 2024		@OldMod67 Hi, it looks like you have the first pressing of this album (on CD) from 1985, at least, have a look at this one and see if it matches yours. Early CD's were quite often pressed in Japan for the European and USA markets, so, here, a Japanese made Disc has been paired with the Dutch artwork. With regard to the CB number, these are the French retail price codes used in Europe (not used in the UK i don't think) at the point of sale (till) to identify which distributer to pay ,or, if not at the till individually, then presumably by bulk, i.e, 100 CB 801 albums by someone in the office of the retailer? (it would be great if someone in the Distribution business could let us know). "CB" does indeed stand for CBS i think, just as "POL" stands for Polydor. I have seen code number changes quite often and i think it's just an adminstritive thing?. I think, as your copy matches both Label and Cat No./no barcode exactly, it could be entered here on this page as well, but perhaps indicating your scans with "1985 First issue" (i shall put in a request to change the date to 1985), but, does the Disc image shown here 2265804 match yours? as, this one also has Manufactured by CBS/SONY in Japan around the rim text, or if it differs in any way, perhaps you can add a scan and maybe one of the rear tray art showing the different code CB 801. hope that helps;) List of known French company price code letters AD - AUVIDIS ADE - ADES AE - ARABELLA EURODISC AG - AGORILA AR - AFRO RYTHMES ARC - ARCADE FRANCE SARL AT OR ATK - ATOLL MUSIC BA - BARCLAY BAL - LA BALEINE BM - BMG BPE - BAILLMONT PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTION CA - CARRERE CB - CBS / SONY MUSIC CC - DISQUES CONCORD CFD - COMPAGNIE FRANCAIS DE DISTRIBUTION CM = Le Chant Du Monde CO = COGEDEP D or DAN = Danceteria DD or DO = Disco-Deal DEG = DEG Music DG = Kuklos DH = Discograph DI or DIS = Discodis DK = Mélodie Distribution EUP = Europierre EV = Eva (8) / Lolita EW = EastWest FB = Free Bird FOO = Madrigal FP = Société Française de Productions Phonographiques GM or GMG = GMG GP = IPG HM = Harmonia Mundi IHL = IHL Distribution IM = Impact (2) JU = Just'In Distribution LA = Laurence Records LY = Lyrion Music M = Keltia Musique M7 = Média 7 MAM = MAM Productions / Arcadès MD = Musica Distribution (with 3 digits, until ~1983) MD = Moradisc (with 2 digits, since ~1985) MI or MIC = Milan MP = Music For Pleasure MU = Musidisc ND = Night & Day NR = New Rose NS = Nouveau Style OMD = OMD (3) P12 = Point 12 PG = Phonogram PL = Poplane PM = Pathé Marconi EMI POL = Polydor PS = PIAS France PY = PolyGram RC = RCA / BMG RD = Rythmo-Disc SA = Safari Ambiance SC = Socadisc SD = Sonodisc SE = Serp Disques SF = Sunset France SM = Studio SM SP = Sonopresse SR = Soprodis TCI = Teldec Classics International GmbH TM = Tele Music TZ = Taizé UN = Universal (note: also used by Unidisc (7) on some cassettes) VG = Vogue WAG = Wagram Music WE = WEA or WEA Filipacchi Music WM = WMD



OldMod67 11th Aug 2024		I've not entered my copy yet as I'm a bit puzzled as to origin. It is almost the same as above, but subtle differences: Although it states 'Made in Holland ' on the back cover, the disc states 'Made in Japan's on the outer ring note. No barcode and catalogue number is the same, but rear cover (top left) under the cat.no, the boxed CB 821 on my copy reads CB 801. If CB stands for CBS product, why the number change? Advice welcome.



wordnwot 30th Sep 2020		Bangles Manic Monday Christopher (aka - Prince)

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Australia - Liberation - 1986

Japan - CBS Sony - 1986

USA - Columbia - 1986