Vinyl Album - Pink Floyd - The Wall - Harvest

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Pink Floyd
Title:	The Wall
Label:	Harvest
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SHDW 411 / SHSP 4111 / SHSP 4112/ OC-15863410/ OC-15863411
Date:	30 Nov 1979
Format:	Double LP
Genre:	Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	66 Own, 4 Want
Price Guide:	$55
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PRICE GUIDE

$55

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Pink Floyd	In The Flesh	Waters	10.0 Rate
A2	Pink Floyd	The Thin Ice	Waters	10.0 Rate
A3	Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall Part 1	Waters	10.0 Rate
A4	Pink Floyd	The Happiest Days Of Our Lives	Waters	10.0 Rate
A5	Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall Part 2	Waters	9.5 Rate
A6	Pink Floyd	Mother	Waters	10.0 Rate
B1	Pink Floyd	Goodbye Blue Sky	Waters	10.0 Rate
B2	Pink Floyd	Empty Spaces	Waters	10.0 Rate
B3	Pink Floyd	Young Lust	Gilmour, Waters	10.0 Rate
B4	Pink Floyd	One Of My Turns	Waters	10.0 Rate
B5	Pink Floyd	Don't Leave Me Now	Waters	10.0 Rate
B6	Pink Floyd	Another Brick In The Wall Part 3	Waters	10.0 Rate
B7	Pink Floyd	Goodbye Cruel World	Waters	10.0 Rate
C1	Pink Floyd	Hey You	Waters	10.0 Rate
C2	Pink Floyd	Is There Anybody Out There	Waters	10.0 Rate
C3	Pink Floyd	Nobody Home	Waters	10.0 Rate
C4	Pink Floyd	Vera	Waters	8.0 Rate
C5	Pink Floyd	Bring The Boys Back Home	Waters	8.0 Rate
C6	Pink Floyd	Comfortably Numb	Gilmour, Waters	10.0 Rate
D1	Pink Floyd	The Show Must Go On	Waters	9.0 Rate
D2	Pink Floyd	In The Flesh	Waters	10.0 Rate
D3	Pink Floyd	Run Like Hell	Gilmour, Waters	10.0 Rate
D4	Pink Floyd	Waiting For The Worms	Waters	10.0 Rate
D5	Pink Floyd	Stop	Waters	8.0 Rate
D6	Pink Floyd	The Trial	Waters, Ezrin	8.0 Rate
D7	Pink Floyd	Outside The Wall	Waters	8.0 Rate

Notes

Produced by David Gilmour, Bob Ezrin and Roger Waters.

Gatefold sleeve with clear peelable pvc title film.

Early editions of the sleeve credits do not mention any involvement by Rick Wright.

Images

Comments and Reviews


Warlock 28th Apr 2021		LP released: November 30, 1979 Recorded: April - November, 1979



hiwatt1973 2nd Aug 2020		I have added the rear cover from the mid 80's with a Barcode plus the Four sides of the inners which are different to the original release. The front cover has the plastic stick on label as the original LP. The right side of the open gatefold has Written By Roger Waters as per the image uploaded by 45rpm+. A Side Matrix SHSP 4111 A-BU TMLS B Side Matrix SHSP 4111 B-11 C Side Matrix SHSP 4112 A-6U TMLS D Side Matrix SHSP 4112 B-11 The labels are identical to the originals Sleeve Printed in England, Manufactured in England



ajtharp 30th Nov 2019		"The Wall" was released 40 years ago today.



Fokeman 27th Nov 2018		Yes please Hiwatt1973 all variants of the same issue are of interest although we would only want them as a separate listing if they involved a different catalogue number.



hiwatt1973 3rd Sep 2016		I have the 3rd Edition UK Pressing of this Album with The Barcode (5099916341036) on the Rear Cover (Not A Sticker) The Cat number is the same SHDW 411 and has an additional Cat Number 16 3410 3. The Labels are identical but the Inners, Gatefold and Rear Cover have variations not shown on the images already here. Should I add the variations here or create a separate entry?



Record Collector 11th Mar 2015		Released on CBS Records here in Australia as we were following Americas release



Magic Marmalade 4th Dec 2014		Picked up another copy of this during the summer... a one piece constructed first press, and so can compare my two copies, and my other copy is as stated, a first press-materials with second press elements mashed together: A proper "transition sleeve".



Magic Marmalade 24th Sep 2014		It would seem that the decision to correct the relevant inside cover info (band members) afforded them the opportunity to make the other changes for issue 2, but as economic considerations come into play, I'd say they still had stock of first issue covers, and used these up by ingeniously cutting off the inside cover print, allowing them to simply flip the front upside down, and glue it to a new issue inside piece.... using up first issue sleeve stock, with only half the wastage, and at the same time re-aligning the sleeve bricks to the bottom, and not the top! Then they ditched the sticker (and attendant costs) before finally doing away with rounded corners, and once this old stock was used up, they simply printed the new white sleeves and called it a second issue.



Magic Marmalade 24th Sep 2014		My copy of this is very curious... It has the cream coloured cover, identifying it as a first issue, but is of two piece construction (outside front cover glued to a separate inside front cover) consistent with the second issues, but has no band members listed inside (first issue), and the inner sleeves are true white (second issue) but with rounded corners (first), not square cut (second), and with thumb notch at the top (first); Also, SHDW 411, OC-158 63410, and SHSP 411 appears bottom right of each (Second issue). The White of the inner sleeves is in stark contrast to the cream of the album cover too. It seems I have some kind of cobbled together assemblage of the two issues, mostly consistent with variation 1 of issue 2 here: Pink Floyd The Wall Pressing Info Record Collector magazine's recent edition only serves to confuse things I think! However, my matrices disagree with the Pinkfloydarchives listings of this "Transition Sleeve", as mine are: Side1: SHSP 4111 A-11 359 Side 2: SHSP 4111 B-3U 330 Side 3: SHSP 4112 A-1U 201 (TML-M) Side 4: SHSP 4112 B-3U 264 (TML-XX)



guineapig 19th Sep 2014		Inner sleeve variations added - additional catalogue numbers.



getalife 18th Sep 2013		@mlgh224, very nice work, I have removed my two images of sleeve two and inner detail, looks like we have the same info. Thanks



mlgh224 SUBS 17th Sep 2013		Have now added the rest of the sleeve images. "@mlgh224, how did you manage to do the cover?" With Photoshop (CS3) using the 'Photomerge' tool in 'Interactive Layout' setting. Important to have all the images to be stitched in the same orientation (bricks all level) and to have the exposure the same on each. (PM if you want more detail).



getalife 17th Sep 2013		If of any interest. Info on the dead wax on each side. 1/ TML-X CDO 4 2/ TML-X GRO 4 3/ TML-X 2 4/ TML-X CDA 4 @mlgh224, how did you manage to do the cover?



Billy Two 17th Sep 2013		"plastic film (not really a sticker)" It's not really, is it. I'll amend the Notes.



mlgh224 SUBS 16th Sep 2013		"Any idea what the TML-M is on side B-2U." A mastering code for The Mastering Lab ! Never noticed those before, my sides 1 & 2 are X and sides 3 & 4 are M.



mlgh224 SUBS 16th Sep 2013		Have added scans of the front and back of the outer sleeve. Front and back the same except for the plastic film (not really a sticker) thing with "Pink Floyd The Wall" on it which is loosely attached to the front. Will do the rest tomorrow if I get home early enough, unless someone beats me to it!



getalife 16th Sep 2013		Very interesting, way over my head.



Billy Two 16th Sep 2013		"Any idea what the TML-M is on side B-2U." A mastering code for The Mastering Lab !



getalife 16th Sep 2013		Any idea what the TML-M is on side B-2U. Added inner cover info, no Rick Wright.



Billy Two 16th Sep 2013		For reference I've got B-2U on Side Two (so SHSP 4111 A-2U, B-2U, 4112 A-1U, B-2U TML-M). However, on a huge selling record like this it would've been pressed in large numbers in advance of release and I personally think that "first pressings" are likely to span a number of matrix variations. Can't help with the ICE issue, I'm afraid !



getalife 16th Sep 2013		Thanks for that Billy Two, I was using both the sleeve and label to add details and got confusing with “Hey You” and “What Shall We Do” not on the label or in different position. I take it that mine will be one of the first issues, dead wax SHSP 4111 A-2U, B-3U, 4112 A-1U, B-2U TML-M. How are we going to get the cover up, ICE could not sort it out.



Billy Two 16th Sep 2013		From the infallable pages of Wikipedia : "In advance of its release, technical constraints led to some changes being made to the running order and content of The Wall, with "What Shall We Do Now?" being replaced by the similar but shorter "Empty Spaces", and "Hey You" being moved from its original place at the end of side three, to the beginning. With the November 1979 deadline approaching, the band left the now-incorrect inner sleeves of the album unchanged."



Billy Two 16th Sep 2013		The lyrics "What Shall We Do Now" seem to be an alternate draft to "Empty Spaces", which is just the four lines : "What shall we do to fill the empty spaces, Where we used to talk, How should I fill the final places, How should I complete the wall..."[straight into "Young Lust] Possibly the extra words are from the film soundtrack (which I haven't seen for a good 20 years), or even more (or less ?!) possibly there's a backward/obscured spoken word passage on the lead in to "Empty Spaces", so maybe it's from there ? Most likely is that they were just extra words that Rog didn't want to see wasted...



getalife 16th Sep 2013		Need help with this one. Side two label not showing “What to do now” inner sleeve shows it, not got my record deck set up to check if it’s on the album?. Microsoft ICE has problem matching images of cover, another brick in the wall.