CD Singles - Belinda Carlisle - Live Your Life Be Free - Virgin - Australia

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Artist:	Belinda Carlisle
Label:	Virgin
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	VSCDG 1370
Barcode:	5012980137053
Date:	Sep 1991
Format:	CD Single
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
01	Belinda Carlisle	Live Your Life Be Free	Rick Nowels, Ellen Shipley	Rick Nowels	Rate
02	Belinda Carlisle	Loneliness Game	Eric Pressly, Belinda Carlisle	Rick Nowels, Eric Pressly	Rate
03	Belinda Carlisle	Live Your Life Be Free (Club Mix)	Rick Nowels, Ellen Shipley	Rick Nowels, Dave "Hard Drive" Pensado, Todd "Todski" Chapman	Rate

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plocky45 SUBS 20th Aug 2014		Taking account of the site policy towards simplicity, I would say the general rule was to combine entries with an identical cat. no and bar code. (Where there are clear differences - e.g. a USA long box, exceptions could and are made). In this particular case, the UK & Australia entries look to be identical, and the designation for country of entry should be based on release information. With respect to Pomegranate, these are just my thoughts - I don't know whether I am interpreting site policy correctly; any other input would be much appreciated. Thanks



Pomegranate 20th Aug 2014		As an example: over on 45cat every UK release which is identical to the German and Dutch release should have a single entry, should it, with notes that the same record was released in various European countries, including the UK? That doesn't make much sense to me, I'm afraid.



plocky45 SUBS 20th Aug 2014		With some of the international entries, particularly under albums, the first release date is entered, but other variations/later issues under the same cat. no and bar code are added under the same entry. In this case ,the person entering the CD under UK release probably wouldn't have an inkling of its release elsewhere. Perhaps a poster, identifying an additonal release territory, can add a note/comment to that effect (with different release date, if known) and request the entry becomes 'International' / 'Europe', as appropriate.



Pomegranate 20th Aug 2014		You need to have an understanding of the Australian market. I can assure you that it was not an import. It was released in Australia as a local release and at the standard price. From time to time EMI Australia brought in UK manufactured records and they were locally released and sold more than enough copies to chart, just as Warners in the UK brought in German manufactured vinyl and CDs to be sold locally in the UK. One issue with using 'international' for Aussie and NZ releases is that they were usually released later here than in the UK and Europe. My understanding of the discussion so far between the mods is that Australia/New Zealand should be treated as a distinct and separate market, just as the UK is treated as a separate market from the rest of Europe.



nboldock 20th Aug 2014		Gut instinct says "Import"... and therefore UK. I guess we could do with some more insight... anyone?



plocky45 SUBS 20th Aug 2014		This looks to be identical to the UK entry - same cat no. and bar code? I suppose the question is where the CD was released. If this was released in Australia and wasn't an import, presumably the two entries could be combined under International.

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UK - Virgin - 1991