Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" - Music From The Soundtrack - Warner Bros.

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" - Music From The Soundtrack
Label:	Warner Bros.
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	K 46127
Date:	Jan 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	25 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Walter Carlos	Title Music From A Clockwork Orange	W. Carlos, R. Elkind	Rate
A2	[no artist listed]	The Thieving Magpie - Abridged	Rossini	Rate
A3	Walter Carlos	Theme From A Clockwork Orange (Beethoviana)	W. Carlos, R. Elkind	Rate
A4	[no artist listed]	Ninth Symphony, Second Movement - Abridged	Ludwig Van Beethoven	Rate
A5	Walter Carlos	March From A Clockwork Orange (Ninth Symphony, Fourth Movement)	Beethoven	Rate
A6	Walter Carlos	William Tell Overture	Rossini	Rate
B1	[no artist listed]	Pomp And Circumstance March No. 1	Sir Edward Elgar	Rate
B2	[no artist listed]	Pomp And Circumstance March No. IV	Sir Edward Elgar	Rate
B3	Walter Carlos	Timesteps (Excerpt)	Walter Carlos	Rate
B4	[no artist listed]	Overture To The Sun	Terry Tucker	Rate
B5	Erika Eigen	I Want To Marry A Lighthouse Keeper	Erika Elgen	Rate
B6	[no artist listed]	William Tell Overture - Abridged	Rossini	Rate
B7	Walter Carlos	Suicide Scherzo (Ninth Symphony, Second Movement)	Ludwig Van Beethoven	Rate
B8	[no artist listed]	Ninth Symphony, Fourth Movement	Ludwig Van Beethoven	Rate
B9	Gene Kelly	Singin' In The Rain	Arthur Freed, Nacio Herb Brown	Rate

Notes

Although featuring Various Artists this album is generally referred to as being a Walter Carlos (later to become Wendy Carlos) release.
The uncredited track A4 is a recording by Ferenc Fricsay and B8 is a 1963 recording by Von Karagen.
Some UK produced sleeves/inner sleeves, for K 46127 were shipped from supplier with Canadian pressed vinyl (catalogue number BS 2573), imported by Warner Bros. to satisfy demand for this release.

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Magic Marmalade 2nd Jan 2017		gregs78s just added this.



Magic Marmalade 2nd Aug 2016		So how does this fit into the scheme of things? I got it at a bootie the other week, and it is quite rare.... I get the impression Deutsche Grammophon jumped the gun a bit in putting out the compilation of their released recordings under the movie title branding, and then Warners told them they intended to release this instead, so would they kindly hoist theirs off the market. (all speculation of course... but it seems to make sense) It would seem to have the Fricsay recording details you seek too.



Record Collector 26th Feb 2015		Got the Burbank Australian label issue interesting soundtrack from a not so interesting movie



Hawkmarty SUBS 29th Sep 2013		I really like YankeeDisc's idea about the additional comment - duly added. After all, if someone is interested in the US or Canadian issues they will look there. Anyone interested in the UK version will find an extra bit of information in the spot where it should be found.



YankeeDisc SUBS 29th Sep 2013		"Wouldn't it be better to have the artist credit as "Soundtrack" or "Soundtrack - Clockwork Orange" posted by davie gordon 11-Sep-13. ....a voice of sensibility. Walter Carlos' name should be stricken from the artist title, and Various Artists substituted. My own sub for 'Across 110th Street' included the line 'Original Motion Picture Score', and surely this album K 46127, is also by various artists, and an original motion picture score, and in my opinion, should be described along the same lines. Bobby Womack wrote and performed on most of the tracks, yet it is not a B. Womack album, and he still gets credited as an artist. Walter Carlos would still gets his credits on the main menu as an artist, and his name does not appear anywhere on the main titles to the album. The title is, unambiguously.... copied from the label.... Music From The Soundtrack -------Stanley Kubrick's--------- ----"A Clockwork Orange"----- ----"A Warner Bros. Film"------



YankeeDisc SUBS 29th Sep 2013		....thus far, we have four copies of this release, two (full english) owned by one of our esteemed band of, and IMO a very fair moderator. The other two copies are owned by recalcitrants, my word, and I hope I do not offend Graham7 with that handle I duly bestow on the two of us..... We, the latter, have the copies, with boo, hiss, Canadian pressings, packaged inside British sleeve and inlay sleeve. If it is deemed necessary to move that which we own over to Canada, I for one will continue to claim my copy K 46127 as owned by me, the British copy. I have no interest whatsoever in the Canadian connotation, which is the fault of the manufacturer and distributor, in allowing this error to have taken place in the first instance. In future, when copies of BS 2573* are subbed, whether or not they are US or Canadian issues, they must have separate entries, logically.* For further reading on this subject, Discogs has a master list of 45 versions of this album, including a few quirky ones. One UK issue entry justifies this release as "Vinyl, LP, Sampler ", you couldn't make it up.



getalife 29th Sep 2013		I would have thought it would need its own entry for: 1/ Canada 2/ P. 1972 3/ BS 2573, if you do a search for BS2573 you get a USA entry come up. Would it not be USA/Canada link, as they have same info. Just a thought.



YankeeDisc SUBS 28th Sep 2013		I also own a copy of the "Canadian Issue", and whilst the vinyl is Canadian pressed, the LP sleeve is UK and so is the white paper inner sleeve. ...that does not make it a Canadian issue in my book. We can go the route of Discogs where some d*head subbed an album as a complete new entry, just because they included the spine catalogue number, which showed (0698), and that's the recommended retail price in dollars........it stood. The culprit here is the record company, who in their mad dash for profit, and caught out, perhaps for paper labels, imported and sold this Canadian pressed vinyl in UK sleeve, so as not to miss out on sales. ......they could have easily included a 65mm X 19mm sticker stating "vinyl manufactured in Canada - part of K 46127 issue, all UK rights reserved", and stuck them on both sides of the album labels where there is plenty of room, but they did not bother. To me, just a line in notes should suffice...... "Some UK produced sleeves/inner sleeves, for K 46127** were shipped from supplier with Canadian pressed vinyl, imported by Warner Bros. to satisfy demand for this release."



Graham7 28th Sep 2013		This is what keeps me away from Album World, the amount of typing required (or in this case, copy/paste), so if someone else wants to add it, that's fine. Once the button exists, that enables one to "Copy Track Details From Existing Album" I'd be happy to. Is this coming soon?



Hawkmarty SUBS 28th Sep 2013		The Canadian label issue seems to be agreed to be fundamentally a UK LP but I think it should have its own entry due to the different catalogue numbers. Graham7, you added the labels, would you like to do the honours?



getalife 13th Sep 2013		Found another copy with " Made in UK", and a "V" under stereo.



Graham7 11th Sep 2013		As the main featured artist is Walter Carlos, I'd be inclined to leave it this way, for this LP. But, I agree, a preferred Artist Name for Original Soundtrack Recordings should be decided upon. I've added a further scan of part of the back cover: Walter Carlos - a Biographical Sketch by Phillip Ramey, for those who'd like to read it. I have another Walter Carlos LP somewhere - just wish I could find it!



davie gordon 11th Sep 2013		Wouldn't it be better to have the artist credit as "Soundtrack" or "Soundtrack - Clockwork Orange" ? There are thousands of soundtrack albums out there, mostly with multiple artists, so we'd be better off arriving at a consensus while were still in the early stages of the album database.



getalife 10th Sep 2013		@Graham7, @YankeeDisc, as I was the first to enter this album, I entered what was on the cover and label (Stereo), by the 70s I thought all recordings would have been stereo, not a problem with me to change to LP. Deadwax K46127 A4, K46127 B4.



Graham7 9th Sep 2013		Label scans added here of my Canadian made copy. I agree, it does now seem likely to be a UK issue. Plain white inner has Made In Great Britain printed on it The dead wax markings vary on mine. Side A is as described by Yankee Disc : BS 2573A 40039-1B and C2-G Side B has just 40040-1D and 2-GO (or 2-G0) Oh, and the label shows 1972 instead of 1971. PS. Why is this described as a Stereo LP? - do Mono copies exist?



YankeeDisc SUBS 7th Sep 2013		....just located my copy, and it is the same version as owned by Graham7, a UK issue sleeve K 46127, manufactured by Shorepak, as on the scan above, but the vinyl is Canadian, cat.# BS 2573 (S40039, S40040), with the "Burbank Trees" labels with rim print "Manufactured And Distributed By WEA Music Of Canada Ltd." The dead wax replicates in hand etching the cat.#'s/matrices above, BS 2573A space 40039 1B BS 2573B space 40040 1C There is also C2-G hand etched on Side A and Side B, at a separate position to the other etchings. Obviously imported to satisfy demand, I'm not so sure it should be listed as a Canadian issue, as that may differ, if one ever turns up.



getalife 6th Sep 2013		I’m happy to go along with that.



YankeeDisc SUBS 6th Sep 2013		...scan # 3261 by Graham7 makes extreme good sense to me, when executed on behalf of those that require archival proof, that can be read. I'm not against scans of whole of front/rear/inner sleeves per se, but we're up against it if "we" think that alone will suffice. I will not post any scans of sleeves unless I believe that they are up to a certain standard, and can actually be of use to browsers from wherever, which I am assuming is surely the purpose of this site, to archive LP albums to the highest quality.....



sladesounds 6th Sep 2013		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



Graham7 6th Sep 2013		Have added a scan showing just part of the back cover, hopefully the track credits as printed can be read more easily. I was all set to add a label variation, when I saw that mine was a Canadian issue (in a UK sleeve) so I'll add it as new. Before I do, is it better to have Not Credited, and other uncredited artists, listed under a consistent heading, such as [No Artist Listed]?



getalife 4th Sep 2013		Thank you.



sladesounds 4th Sep 2013		Have amended A4 and updated the notes.



getalife 4th Sep 2013		@sladesounds, thanks for that, I have now added back cover and A. B. side of label, was not sure what to add as the back cover shows. Interesting about Walter Carlos / Wendy Carlos, followed the same path as Walter (Wally) Stott / Angela Morley. A4 ?, can not see anything with Ferenc Fricsay on cover, only "Performance: A Deutsche Grammophon Recording" as on A2, B6, B8.



sladesounds 3rd Sep 2013		Try what I have changed and let me know if happy. Steve



getalife 3rd Sep 2013		Need help with this one, Stanley Kubrick? Performed, Performance.....

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