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you've got the Cybele's Reverie 10" listed as being released in 1992.

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Ooops. Thanks for the correction.

nsc283b's photos of Eaten Horizons and Jenny Ondioline are up now.

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Forgot to mention - I read recently that someone had bought a mispressed copy of the Low Fi 10".

The person said "my copy is a misprint. All labels are correct, however both sides of the vinyl are Low Fi and (Varoom!)"

Does anyone know more about this or have a copy?

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OK - the final update on progress. All the 10" and 12" singles now have scans/photos with the exception of the Jenny Ondioline multi-coloured 10" (one day!).

With regard to the LPs I've decided rather than collect/scan every version of each, just to go for the coloured vinyl versions, the rarest releases and first pressings. Most are now scanned/photo'd but there will be four additions in March - Cobra & Phases.. the UK triple and Japanese box set versions of Aluminium Tunes and the US blue vinyl release of Not Music.

Re. the 7"s there's three missing (Spectrum split/In Sound black vinyl/Fab Four Suture box)

The most interesting additions to the collection recently (although my wife doesn't necessarily share this view) are some different sleeve variations of Wow and Flutter 7", the Crumb Duck 10" with the hand-decorated sleeve, Transient...(gold vinyl), Not Music (Rough Trade clear vinyl) The Light That Will Cease.. 7"(a very light pink version), Iron Man (signed) and some better images of various white labels.

I'm afraid none of it is quite up to the standard of Basil's amazing book collection in terms of rarities and quality but hopefully an additional resource for collectors. Thanks to everyone who's contributed information and images. Cheers...

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Was there a white cover for the LP version of Amorphous Body Study Center? I have both yellow and white covered versions of the CD. (White was the first edition and is harder to find.)

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To my knowledge it was only the CD that had the earlier white design cover and not the LP. I think this was to differentiate it because it was the original edition sold at the exhibition it was recorded for. Happy to be corrected on this but I don't recall seeing a white design 10" sleeve. I saw a white cover CD for sale the other day which had been bought at the exhibition and contained pieces of plasticine from one of the exhibits, stick behind the clear inlay tray where the CD sits!

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I've got a load more of these variations (30+) if you want them. I've idly collected the images over the years from ebay and other sites, without really knowing what to do with them. Maybe their time has come!

My avatar is a detail from one of them, incidentally.

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Fantastic - yes, would definitely be interested - thanks very much. It would be nice to have a page under the 7" section of the discography just dedicated to all the different versions. Cheers

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Hey Pooh, I have a signed sticker I can provide bigger scans of if you are interested. It's affixed to the cover of a copy of a Ping Pong pink vinyl, I guess by someone called Mike :D

This was acquired via ebay some time ago....it's one of my favourite pieces of 'lab vinyl I have, even if it wasn't signed for me. The groop always had such cool signatures :)

I remember when it arrived I wondered if the original recipient was or had ever been a a visitor to this forum. Here is a trip down memory lane for Mike anyway, wherever he may be!

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If you look in the bottom left you can see Duncan Brown's faint signature in biro, looks like he didn't get a shot of the marker pen :) Going by Pooh's discography notes I am guessing this will date from the 1994 Lollapalooza tour....