Vinyl Album - Dire Straits - Love Over Gold - Vertigo

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Dire Straits
Title:	Love Over Gold
Label:	Vertigo
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	6359 109
Date:	20 Sep 1982
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dire Straits	Telegraph Road	Mark Knopfler	Rate
A2	Dire Straits	Private Investigations	Mark Knopfler	Rate
B1	Dire Straits	Industrial Disease	Mark Knopfler	Rate
B2	Dire Straits	Love Over Gold	Mark Knopfler	Rate
B3	Dire Straits	It Never Rains	Mark Knopfler	Rate

Notes

Mastered at Masterdisk, N.Y.

Labels:
℗ Copyright 1982 Phonogram Ltd. (London).
Original sound recording made by Phonogram Ltd. (London) - first Published in 1982.
Marketed in Australasia by PolyGram TV Merchandising Division under exclusive licence.

Sleeve:
(P) Copyright 1982 Phonogram Ltd. (U.K.)
Original Sound Recording made by Phonogram Ltd. (U.K.)
First Published in 1982 in U.K..
Marketed in Australasia by PolyGram T.V. Merchandising Division under Exclusive Licence

Matrix / Runout (Runout A, hand-etched): 6359109A #5 .....
Matrix / Runout (Runout B, hand-etched): 6359109B...............

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Lee Wrecker 10th Apr 2016		Thanks Phil, as you mention below this album did come with a square paper poly lined bag and an inner sleeve. but that may have belonged to one of the other New Zealand pressings I picked up. The previous two NZ pressings of The Dire Straights (sic) I uploaded had labels like this one. Your previous info about the Auckland pressing plant helped me identify this as a NZ pressing but I wasn't sure whether this actual pressing was used in both countries. I'll enter as NZ listing as well then. Thanks for your help.



PhilMH 10th Apr 2016		Hi Lee, looks like dual country to me, and more particularly a NZ pressing, many of which can be identified by the label layout on the right-hand side: CATALOGUE NUMBER SIDE NUMBER STEREO Additionally, NZ-pressed PolyGram LPs that don't have printed inner sleeves commonly had poly-lined paper inner sleeves, whilst Australia was still using the round-bottom poly inners.



Lee Wrecker 10th Apr 2016		Added a full set of scans for moderation. I prefer Whassup's labels but the others are all 60/40 - 40/60 depending on your outlook I suppose. Cheers to Whassup for doing the entry in the first place. Oh, is this Australiasian release a dual citizen Aussie/Kiwi album?