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Not just you. I just bought a copy that looks black but is translucent purple with a strong light behind it. So the question is, is this the marbled version or a variation?
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I just bought a copy that looks black but is translucent purple when a strong light is shined through it. Is this the marbled version? If so, the photo shown must have a very strong light behind it.
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I think this is the same as the other 1998 release but they use of greenish and brownish ink seems to be interchangeable. I have copies with dark green ink one one side and brown on the other.
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I think this is the same as the other 1998 release but they use of greenish and brownish ink seems to be interchangeable. I have copies with dark green ink one one side and brown on the other.
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There is a second shorter track on the B-side of this release.
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I just bought this, same barcode, and the title on the cover and spine is "... Conway ..." not Convay.
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Am I right that this never had an obi? It doesn't appear on any photos, so leaves the "no obi" comments in for sale copies a bit redundant.
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Has anyone managed to get any replacement CDs? My CD3 skips at the end because of glue.
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Track 6 "Long Run" was recorded in 1975 according to the notes but never released. The first half is a drum machine driven track then turns into a beautiful ambient piece.
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Totally agree, just listen to the drums on A Spectacle for example
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there's a sticker on wrapping - 9120020 388160 . . .
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I just bought a copy of this, no barcode, sideways writing on the silver label but it does have “IN ORDER TO DANCE” on labels. Anyone else have this?
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My copy has neither of those problems, it is an excellent pressing.
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