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Showing posts with label THE RIVER LP collectibles. Show all posts
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Jan 12, 2025

Collecting log: THE RIVER single disc test pressing for the possible CX-encoded noise-reduction release in the early 1980s (Part 2 of 2)

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Taken from the front sleeve of the CX-SAMPLER LP ( Columbia Special Products CXSM 170258 ), distributed in the   U.S. and featuring tracks ...
Jan 4, 2025

Collecting log: THE RIVER single disc test pressing for the possible CX-encoded noise-reduction release in the early 1980s (Part 1 of 2)

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Two copies of purported U.S. CX -encoded test pressings of THE RIVER (Disc One) came in a plain white sleeve with minimum information type...
Sep 30, 2021

BORN TO RUN US pressing LP variants: the short-lived, CX-encoded noise-reduction disc released in the early 1980s (Part 1 of 2)

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T his special vinyl edition is the one I previously mentioned as a major lack in my LP list of various U.S. BORN TON RUN releases when I r...
Jan 1, 2020

Collecting log: The early 1980s U.K. vinyl pressings with "timtom" or "Ty" handwritten matrix inscription (Part 3 of 4)

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H appy new year! I tried to complete this topic within the last year but was just not able to have enough time to do so. Anyway, I'll co...
Dec 22, 2019

Collecting log: The early 1980s U.K. vinyl pressings with "timtom" or "Ty" handwritten matrix inscription (Part 1 of 4)

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Whoever credited (see the inset taken from the lyric sheet), the master lacquer of this vinyl pressing is cut by someone else. Shown is a...
Dec 23, 2017

Collecting log: Collectable acquisitions in 2017 (Part 1 of 3)

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T o me, officially and privately, 2017 was the busiest in recent years, and although the calendar year is coming to a close, here in the Far...
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Sep 19, 2017

Collecting log: THE RIVER-era promotion-only various artists' compilation albums released in Japan and The Killer Tracks From The River (concluded)

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One of the few coolest sleeves among his entire vinyl releases. S ince the mid-1970s, as pointed out in the early issue of the Backs...