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Member	Item		Review/Comment
sladesounds 10th Oct 2013		Vinyl Album Elvis Presley - Elvis' Golden Records (1958)	1st pressing = Maroon silver spot label, gatefold sleeve with stapled 4 page booklet 2nd pressing = Red Seal silver spot label, gatefold sleeve with stapled 2 page booklet 3rd pressing = Red Seal, black spot label, gatefold sleeve no booklet 4th pressing = Red Seal, black spot label, single cover (not gatefold) no booklet. kab2112, looks like you have a 2nd pressing album in a 4th pressing sleeve
sladesounds 27th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Electric Light Orchestra - The Light Shines On (1977)	We are dropping the Harvest Heritage label and will use a list to group them together. Seems to be the consensus of most people. A search using "harvest heritage" will show all as I have amended the notes on each release and will watch out for future additions. The link to the list is at the bottom of this page.
sladesounds 25th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Smash Hits (1976)	OK I have had a look at the images on that other site (Discogs) and the sleeve does state "Jimi Hendrix Experience" but the labels credit The Jimi Hendrix Experience hence the band name used. I have changed the other album listed and updated the notes on both on both entries and one of the other Mods has linked the two names so all albums for both show up together.
sladesounds 24th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Electric Light Orchestra - The Light Shines On (1977)	There is no actual rule as to sleeve over label info, if there is a difference they can be highlighted if necessary in the notes. London American Recordings was never used as a label name it was always London with the wording American Recordings added after the label was up and running to promote the fact it was issuing recordings from the US (although I am sure some non US ones slipped in under the same heading). Although referred by some collectors as "London American" etc. it was never used as such by the parent company. EMI actually created and promoted a sub label/series called "Harvest Heritage" with a change in the cat# prefix and there were about 40 (I think) albums issued. But as always the matter on one or two seperate labels is open to discussion and if needed I'll put it to the other mods for a final decision :grin: The other entry will be merged with this one.
sladesounds 24th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Smash Hits (1976)	You're right. Just did a quick search and came up with the info I have added in the notes. Hopefully that explains all. Should be clearer once some label scans are put up.
sladesounds 24th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Smash Hits (1976)	@Deltics - yours will be the 1973 re-issue copy. You can add it up as a seperate listing as there is a different cat#.
sladesounds 21st Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Beatles - Help	Fairly sure that this is a bootleg. No matrix numbers or other markings in the dead wax. No composer credits or actual "proper" label credits. Bought in plain plastic sleeve "new". Number on the B side does tie in with the original Japan issue.
sladesounds 19th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The White Stripes - Icky Thump (2009)	Front and back cover scans only as my copy is sealed.
sladesounds 19th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The White Stripes - Icky Thump (2007)	My copy still sealed hence only front and back cover scans.
sladesounds 17th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Little Richard - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (1977)	Nothing to do with my scanning technique, this cover picture is a terrible blurred shot which David Redfern has the cheek to claim the credits of on the sleeve. A little search on the web shows it was taken at Wembley 5 August 1972.
sladesounds 13th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Various Artists - Phil Spector/Echoes Of The 60's (1977)	Ta - missed that one
sladesounds 12th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Various Artists - We Do 'Em Our Way (1980)	[YouTube Video] [YouTube Video]
sladesounds 11th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Ian Dury - New Boots And Panties!! (1978)	Was this one not a later reissue from 78 or 79?
sladesounds 11th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Electric Light Orchestra - The Light Shines On (1977)	Not the definative answer but Wikipedi states: "In 1975, a reissue sub-label was launched called Harvest Heritage. This new label largely compiled material that had been previously released on Harvest from 1969 onward. However, Harvest Heritage also reissued music from late 1960s EMI bands that had never recorded for the label, such as The Gods, Love Sculpture and Tomorrow. Heritage also occasionally released new music, such as Video Flashback, an album by German composer Eberhard Schoener, and Four Rock 'n' Roll Legends, a recording of a 1977 concert by rockabilly veterans Charlie Feathers, Buddy Knox, Jack Scott and Warren Smith." So I think you're right with what you've gone with.
sladesounds 8th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Beatles - Yellow Submarine (1969)	Image {3991} uploaded - printing credits bottom right read: "TPS Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. PMC 7070 PCS 7070."
sladesounds 6th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Various Artists - Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" (1972)	Graham I'll ask the other Mods and get a consensus opinion sorted. In the meantime enter it as you want as it can be sorted later. Steve
sladesounds 4th Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Various Artists - Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" (1972)	Have amended A4 and updated the notes.
sladesounds 3rd Sep 2013		Vinyl Album Various Artists - Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" (1972)	Try what I have changed and let me know if happy. Steve
sladesounds 2nd Sep 2013		Vinyl Album The Beatles - Past Masters (1988)	Notes annotated accordingly. All users please free to add suggestions to the notes section of any album ideally by raising a "*make correction*" submission.
sladesounds 31st Aug 2013		Vinyl Album The Hokum Boys - You Can't Get Enough Of That Stuff (1975)	Love the Robert Crumb artwork :grin:

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