The orange label is the first pressing.. I'm sure.... I remember nick the record trying to sell me one.... The white / black alan oldham then followed then pink.black alan oldham...
On 23/4/03 1:54 pm, "Jonny McIntosh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hmm, I have a silver label with black writing with no artwork which is what > we treat as 1st press at work. Sounds like E-Bloc have it right, or maybe > all record shops conspire against you? ;) > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 12:28 PM > Subject: (313) spotters Q > > >> Tom>I have a copy of what I always thought was a first edition - as Dan >> says, >> white, black writing, Alan Oldham artwork. A-side art is a headless naked >> woman in fishnets (plus text: 'LIMITED EDTTION!! SERIOUS JACK NOISE'), >> b-side is a woman in what looks like retro flying gear (bomber jacket and >> goggles). Run-out groove says 'Archer'... >> >> I've also got one like this as well (hence selling my spare) - but heads I >> know who were around when these first hit e-bloc/spin inn swear blind to > me >> that those Alan Oldham ones were like 2nd or 3rd issue........ The robbing >> fecking gits certainly sell the two plain text labels as first issue >> anyway...... >> >> Maybe they were the first, but didn't make it over here till after the >> others?? What about the one that has a silver and blue label too that I >> have seen - that's deffo around 88/89 issue.... >> >> What about the story that Derrick turned up over here to stay with Neil >> Rushton(pre all the network techno stuff) with a load of records, and sold >> them all over here? Is there any truth in that story? Dan might know.....? > >
