Vinyl Album - Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking - Island

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Fairport Convention
Title:	Unhalfbricking
Label:	Island
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ILPS 9102
Date:	11 Jul 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	25 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Fairport Convention	Genesis Hall	Richard Thompson	9.3 Rate
A2	Fairport Convention	Si Tu Dois Partir	Bob Dylan	8.7 Rate
A3	Fairport Convention	Autopsy	Sandy Denny	9.3 Rate
A4	Fairport Convention	A Sailor's Life	Trad. Arr. Fairport	10.0 Rate
B1	Fairport Convention	Cajun Woman	Richard Thompson	8.7 Rate
B2	Fairport Convention	Who Knows Where The Time Goes	Sandy Denny	9.5 Rate
B3	Fairport Convention	Percy's Song	Bob Dylan	9.3 Rate
B4	Fairport Convention	Million Dollar Bash	Bob Dylan	9.3 Rate

Notes

Full credits taken from sleeve.

One of the few Island releases available on all three pink label designs.

Images

Number: 468079 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: Front Cover	Number: 469155 Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: Rear Sleeve	Number: 461971 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS Description: Pink ver 2 A	Number: 461972 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS Description: Pink ver 2 B
Number: 461973 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS Description: Pink ver 3 A	Number: 3069877 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS Description: Pink ver 3 B	Number: 461974 Uploaded By: Hawkmarty SUBS Description: Pink ver 3 B - printed on mono stock

Comments and Reviews


Louval 30th Jan 2023



Fokeman 30th Sep 2021		According to Richard Thompson this came out in May 1969 but he may be wrong.



Hawkmarty SUBS 25th Nov 2017		ppint, in belated answer to your comment last February, yes there were still mono pressings at the time of the third pink label design; John Martyn's "London Conversation" and Tull's "This Was"; both available on that design.



ppint. 9th Feb 2017		h'marty (re your 6/10/13 observation): had island still been issuing albums in both mono and stereo editions when they released this, it'd've presented them with a bit of a problem: their standard method of distinguishing between stereo and mono lps' numerical cat#s° was to omit the second, always "0", digit immediately following the initial "9" from the four-digit stereo lp cat# (or, viewing contrariwise, to insert a "0" after the initial "9" into the three-digit mono lp cat#). - were there still albums with mono as well as stereo versions "alive" on island's catalogue, by the time of the "outline 'i' below the centre hole, on an island pink ground" label? - if so, then yes, just "yet another pressing-plant mistake". ° - the alpha part of the standard, full-price lp prefix being varied from ILP (mono) to ILPS (stereo), of course; i don't know, but i think varying the cat# as well as the alpha prefix was part of a "belt and braces" approach to ensuring there were no pressing-plant mix-ups - or trying to. . .



Hawkmarty SUBS 1st Mar 2014		Ha! Great spot. Now we need confirmation that all issues on the 3rd pink label have the same credits.



Terence Archer 28th Feb 2014		Hawkmarty, I've just noticed that the two Dylan tracks on your Mono label(image 11974) have different music publishing credits.



Terence Archer 27th Oct 2013		Rear sleeve added.



Hawkmarty SUBS 6th Oct 2013		Just noticed while cropping the image of my third pink version B side that it was printed on Mono label stock. John Martyn's "London Conversation" and Jethro Tull's "This Was" were both re-issued on the third pink label in their mono format so it looks like Island used up some of the surplus or were a bit careless as I also have the Free album "Free" with the A side label on Mono stock.

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Italy - Island - 1969

USA - A&M - 1969

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