Atlantic - Latest Updates

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Comment by albert:

I finally had the opportunity to do a side by side comparison of the original turquoise/cyan cover with a later 1970s pressing, see the new pic. Thank you to Ben at The Little Record Shop for allowing me to take pics.
My idea was to use photoshop to analyse colouring on the back cover sepia style photo, to see if cyan is in the mix. Unfortunately results were inconclusive, cyan registers very low on selected areas of both covers and may only be there due to the lighting when the pics were taken.
However, you may be interested to see how far the image degraded after only a few years. On the original cyan sleeve the back cover (right) has a nicely clear and detailed image, whereas on the later pressing (mid 1970s) the image is faded and lacking in detail.
On my own early pressing the back photo image looks identical to that on the cyan sleeve, it is clear and detailed, ...which is a disappointment as I was hoping to see at least some degradation in the quality.

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Comment by Focus B:

The inner sleeve dates from 1971. It mentions The Yes Album but not Fragile nor Led Zeppelin IV.

My copy of Led Zeppelin came with the same inner sleeve.

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Comment by Madame Streggae:

Not sure whether this was issued in mono - I would have thought so for a `67 release.

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Comment by goodbear66:

Remaining images added.

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Comment by David Whiteley:

Added cream inner sleeve images. No "Printed in England by Gothic Print Finishers" on front.

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Comment by Hawkmarty SUBS:

The sleeve front added here has the US catalogue number at the top. [Mod: image hidden, waiting for correct one]

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Comment by Hawkmarty SUBS:

Label variation added. The writing credit for the last track on both sides has been put on a new line.
The amount of variations in the orange and plum labels is staggering. Why was there so much chopping and changing?

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Comment by Hawkmarty SUBS:

Label variation added. Plain "Copyright Control" at 6 o'clock.