Vinyl Album - Neil Innes - How Sweet To Be An Idiot - United Artists

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Neil Innes
Title:	How Sweet To Be An Idiot
Label:	United Artists
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	UAS 29492
Date:	Oct 1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Neil Innes	Prologue	Neil Innes	8.0 Rate
A2	Neil Innes	Momma B	Neil Innes	8.0 Rate
A3	Neil Innes	Immortal Invisible	Neil Innes	9.0 Rate
A4	Neil Innes	Topless-A-Gogo	Neil Innes	7.0 Rate
A5	Neil Innes	Feel No Shame	Neil Innes	9.0 Rate
B1	Neil Innes	How Sweet To Be An Idiot	Neil Innes	10.0 Rate
B2	Neil Innes	Dream	Neil Innes	9.0 Rate
B3	Neil Innes	L'amour Perdu	Neil Innes	8.0 Rate
B4	Neil Innes	Song For Yvonne	Neil Innes	7.0 Rate
B5	Neil Innes	This Love Of Ours	Neil Innes	8.0 Rate
B6	Neil Innes	Singing A Song Is Easy	Neil Innes	9.0 Rate

Notes

A Product of Liberty-United Artists Records Ltd.

Produced by Neil Innes at Chipping Norton Studio, Oxfordshire during March, April and July 1973.
Engineer: Dave Grinstead

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Comments and Reviews


7226power 21st Jun 2021		Notes section should be; A Product of Liberty-United Artists Records Ltd. Produced by Neil Innes at Chipping Norton Studio, Oxfordshire during March, April and July 1973. Engineer: Dave Grinstead Mod correction request already sent. Mod Edit: Done.



Gian_paolo 1st Jul 2018		On Discogs I think I see both label versions variants, but list in the matrix/runout: UAS 29492 A - 1 U T 1 RAYS - UAS 29492 B - 1 U T 1 for the fatter fonts UAS 29492 A - 1 U G "RAYS" 1 - UAS 29492 B - 1 U G 1 My copy has the fatter fonts labels, but on the runout I see no G or T, simply UAS 29492 A - 1 U RAYS 1 - UAS 29492 B - 1 U 1 No other difference, front cover is laminated



YankeeDisc SUBS 31st May 2018		FYI, the images posted by edlongus, [#1668863, #1668864] are of the first pressing, which used a slimmer font, and a paler, almost alabaster-type cream label stock. Compare with janiejjones* images, a second pressing, with "chocolate & cream" labels, and utilising the later, fatter font, in use from late 1974 on.* The Iater fatter font was rolled out as and when necessary, and seemingly appeared randomly, but was used on most new releases, ( I worked for UA 1974-1975).



edlongus SUBS 29th May 2018		Label variant scans added.



janiejjones 17th May 2015