Vinyl Album - The Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn - Odeon

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Pink Floyd
Title:	The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
Label:	Odeon
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PSCX 6157
Date:	1967
Format:	Export Issue
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Want
Price Guide:	$2539
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PRICE GUIDE

$2539

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Pink Floyd	Astronomy Domine	Barrett	Rate
A2	The Pink Floyd	Lucifer Sam	Barrett	Rate
A3	The Pink Floyd	Matilda Mother	Barrett	Rate
A4	The Pink Floyd	Flaming	Barrett	Rate
A5	The Pink Floyd	Pow R. Toc H.	Barrett, Waters, Wright, Mason	Rate
A6	The Pink Floyd	Take Up Thy Stethoscope And Walk	Waters	Rate
B1	The Pink Floyd	Interstellar Overdrive	Barrett, Waters, Wright, Mason	Rate
B2	The Pink Floyd	The Gnome	Barrett	Rate
B3	The Pink Floyd	Chapter 24	Barrett	Rate
B4	The Pink Floyd	The Scarecrow	Barrett	Rate
B5	The Pink Floyd	Bike	Barrett	Rate

Images

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THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: An6y66
Description: side 1

Number: 725016

Uploaded By: An6y66
Description: Side 1 UK columbia label with Gold Odeon export sticker over logo

Number: 725024

Uploaded By: An6y66
Description: back cover with gold odeon sticker over columbia logo

Comments and Reviews


deepinder cheema 28th Feb 2017		I remember seeing a copy of Meddle on domestic Parlophone Phillipines. I feel sorry for the person if he really paid £2000 to that ebayer



PhilMH 3rd Jan 2016		That Parlophone pressing was probably for The Philippines, as that was another country where CBS held the Columbia trademark. Cliff Richard was released on Parlophone there, too.



An6y66 2nd Jan 2016		a copy sold recently pressed on Parlophone here looks a bit odd...



Neil Forbes 26th Apr 2015		78rpm-Maniac, you're obviously based in Germany. EMI-Electrola has an interesting history, might be worth delving into one day.



Neil Forbes 26th Apr 2015		Parlophone and Columbia could operate in India as they were licenced to "The Gramophone Company Of India(Private) Ltd., which was basically(ostensively) an EMI-offshoot but the company was also pressing on behalf of Warner(Warner & Reprise labels) and other companies as well, in the same way EMI in Australia pressed and distributed Decca for many years. The reason EMI couldn't use Columbia in South America is, or was due to CBS holding sway in that part of the world.



deepinder cheema 23rd Apr 2015		Interesting information 78rpm. Beatles and Pink Floyd were pressed as Parlophone and Columbia in India which can be seen as singles on 45cat. Japan I notice in Odeon. Japan fascinates me. It is or was the 2nd largest market for discs historically yet it must rank low on foreign language comprehension as they have issued as Japanese pressings from all over the world and are very knowledgable in collecting original pressings from country of origin.



78rpm-maniac 23rd Apr 2015		Hi, ODEON was a very old record-company and Label Name in Germany from the early twentieth century, it started in the 78rpm-ära. Later ODEON moved to Carl Lindström-Record-company with it´s Label Parlophon. Carl Lindström was the founder of the Parlophon-recordcompany in Germany. Later the EMI-Germany-Branch holded the Name Carl Lindström and the Name ODEON. The mother-label was Parlophone by EMi in UK. The German-Issues of the Beatles had been released under the Name ODEON. But why is the ODEON-Inscription on a UK-Release of Beatles or Pink Floyd. Possibly the Label-names Parlophone or Columbia were not allowed by the Mother-Companys, for the sales in South America, so the Company changed the Name.



Neil Forbes 23rd Apr 2015		Usually Odeon is the German(and other Euro countries') substitute for Parlophone, but to see a Columbia LP turn up on Odeon is a bit unusual.



Magic Marmalade 19th Apr 2015		I'd say they only used the standard UK labels until they could print some dedicated Odeon labels... so it's a convenience issue, but the same Cat#, and the sticker signals the same intent, for the same Company (Odeon), so I'd say leave it here as it is the same issue... Just a "Label Variation". I'm not sire "P" prefix makes a difference to your stickered label coming under this heading.



An6y66 19th Apr 2015		added a standard uk columbia issue with the export sticker. Is it ok to stay here or does anyone think it needs its own entry as it is a SCX number not PSCX



An6y66 19th Apr 2015		Hi deepinder A pink Floyd discography site says "These albums were pressed in the U.K. from 1968 to 1974, and have Odeon Record labels or gold Odeon Record stickers on them. These Odeon Records releases, made by EMI Records, were sold in South America (Argentina, Brazil) where Odeon Records were distributed, prior to these countries making their own records." they also have an export of saucerful of secrets on the same label here



78rpm-maniac 14th Apr 2015		Hi, there is a similar ODEON-copy from the UK by the Beatles Yellow Submarine-Album, and maybe, the Pink Floyd-record is also an Export-Copy for Malta or British Honduras, as the Beatles record is.



deepinder cheema 14th Apr 2015		this issue fascinates me. Where was it sent to and how many copies pressed. Did the sleeves differ?