CD Singles - The Who - Vintage Gold - MCA

CD Single

Artist:	The Who
Label:	MCA
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	MCAD-37303
Barcode:	076741730322
Date:	1988
Format:	3" CD
Title:	Vintage Gold
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
01	The Who	My Generation	Peter Townshend		10.0 Rate
02	The Who	I Can't Explain	Peter Townshend		10.0 Rate
03	The Who	Happy Jack	Peter Townshend		10.0 Rate
04	The Who	I Can See For Miles	Peter Townshend		10.0 Rate

Notes

Vintage Gold

Initial Entry Note(s):

- MFD. In USA

- Compiled and Coordinated by Andy McKaie

- 3" CD with mini 3"x 3" picture card sleeve

- Matrix/runout: MCAD-37303-M1T stamp 1A etched

Images

Number: 1418190 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Beggars Road Description: Front	Number: 1418191 Uploaded By: Beggars Road Description: Back	Number: 1418192 Uploaded By: Beggars Road Description: Disc	Number: 1418194 Uploaded By: Beggars Road Description: Disc-back
Number: 3466908 Uploaded By: edlongus SUBS Description: Blister pack front	Number: 3466909 Uploaded By: edlongus SUBS Description: Blister pack back

Comments and Reviews


edlongus SUBS 17th Jan 2024		Original blister pack scans 4 this release attached, along with barcode number.



Beggars Road 18th Sep 2017		@GEMSMFAN: That was over a month ago and I've made a full recovery.



GEMSMFAN 18th Sep 2017		@ Beggars Road.. how many horses have you led to water, so far.... ? AND how about "her" (a female horse)... will she drink? What are you "spent" on?



Beggars Road 15th Aug 2017		@TheJudge: "You can lead a horse to water but, you can't make him drink..." I'm spent.



TheJudge 15th Aug 2017		All that you are talking about is a marketing tool. That's very different to a generic categorisation, which is what we're dealing with here.



Beggars Road 14th Aug 2017		@TheJudge: Not in the USA.



TheJudge 14th Aug 2017		Because 'CD3' is the option for the third disc of a multi-disc set, is why.



Beggars Road 13th Aug 2017		@TheJudge: If that is the point then why are there options for both CD3's and 3" - delete one of them and the drop-down box gets shorter by one.



TheJudge 13th Aug 2017		Point is, they are 3" CDs. If we followed marketing-speak we'd have a drop-down box for formats which would stretch off screen all the way down to the floor.



Beggars Road 13th Aug 2017		@GEMSMFAN: I believe your definition of CD3 in relation to 3" CD to be inaccurate. "When Mini CDs were first introduced in the United States, they were initially marketed as CD3, in reference to their approximate size in inches; larger CDs were called CD5, despite the fact that both CD specifications are defined solely in terms of metric units. Now, they are known as either Mini CDs or 80 mm CDs." The above quotation was taken off a Wikipedia page and I as I best can recall I believe it to be correct as it pertains to marketing said 'mini-disc's' in the USA in 1988. It could be diff in the UK - but my entry is a USA CD3/3" - the same thing.



GEMSMFAN 12th Aug 2017		Format is: 3" CD, not CD3, which is for a 3rd CD single in a series release the U.S. released no CD3's OR CD2's. I think that was done in the UK mainly.



Beggars Road 6th Aug 2017		Image 1418194 (at top) shows an inverted 'etched' '1A'. No UPC/barcode or producer info given.