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:) i've wondered what one of those sealed box-sets could be worth.
i've had for about 2 years and its almost 20 years old.
i've been dying to know what # it is.

Hi Abrahan, I'm still searching a sealed box set, as previously discussed. Please let me know if you decide to sell one. However, it appears that I am unable to send you a PM on these forums due to some settings?!!?. Regards!
 
Smiths CD singles and EPs

Stefan R

I recently got an Aussie Barbarism CD in perfect condition pretty cheap, how many have you had and how rare do you consider this to be?
 
Smiths CD singles and EPs

Stefan R

Looks lovely, but.... am I missing something? Is there a difference between those 7 copies of the German Stop Me single? Or the 5 copies of the German Sheila Take a bow? And do you have 7 copies of the UK Headmaster Ritual?

Are these all unique versions or do you just have multiple copies?

Dave
 
I recently got an Aussie Barbarism CD in perfect condition pretty cheap, how many have you had and how rare do you consider this to be?

Hi Mikael, congratulation !

Yor are absolutely right, i dont know why, but in fact
the australien Barbarism CD is very, very rare.
You found the other CD singels from Australia in the
80's and 90's easily, also the australien Headmaster Ritual.

I havent seen the australien Barbarsim for a long time.

I had 2 copies, but gave one copy 10 years ago to a
friend in Holland.

Stefan R
 
Looks lovely, but.... am I missing something? Is there a difference between those 7 copies of the German Stop Me single? Or the 5 copies of the German Sheila Take a bow? And do you have 7 copies of the UK Headmaster Ritual?

Are these all unique versions or do you just have multiple copies?

Dave

Apart from the condition, there is no difference between the those
CD singels. These are all multiple copies and the UK Headmaster Ritual
is one of my favorite item.

Stefan R
 
my button/badge collection:
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a few were missing, i will post again if/when i add more.
 
As far as I know, I think this all the items from the new Bona Drag remaster, minus the signed EILS 7" that recordstore gave away.
If anyone else knows of anything else, please let me know.

"Every Day Is Like Sunday" UK CD5 [Major Minor CDMM721]
"Every Day Is Like Sunday" UK 7" #1 [Major Minor MM721]
"Every Day Is Like Sunday" UK 7" #2 [Major Minor MMX721]
"Every Day Is Like Sunday" UK 1 track promo [Major Minor CDMMDJ721]
"Every Day Is Like Sunday" UK 1 track black and white text promo with promo
sticker [no catalog number]
"Bona Drag" (20th Anniversary Edition) UK CD [Major Minor CDSMLP70]
"Bona Drag" (20th Anniversary Edition) UK 2-LP [Major Minor SMLP70]
"Bona Drag" (20th Anniversary Edition) Taiwan CD [EMI/Gold Typhoon 50999 908003 20]
"Bona Drag" (20th Anniversary Edition) UK promo [Major Minor CDSMLPDJ 70]
"Bona Drag" (20th Anniversary Edition) UK black and white text promo with fact sheet [no catalog number]
"Bona Drag" Record Store signed poster. Many thanks to Peter Skinny.
The poster is at the frame shop getting framed with a silver and black wood frame. I will post a picture when I get it back.

Cheers everyone. Have a Happy Holiday.
Roky
 
November Spawned A Monster

UK promo 12"
UK 12"
US 12"
UK 7"
UK 7" re-release (part of 7" singles box set)
UK CD
US CD
Japan CD
Germany CD
UK CD re-release (part of CD singles box set)
UK cassette
US cassette
 
November Spawned A Monster

UK promo 12"
UK 12"
US 12"
UK 7"
UK 7" re-release (part of 7" singles box set)
UK CD
US CD
Japan CD
Germany CD
UK CD re-release (part of CD singles box set)
UK cassette
US cassette

Nice IR
That is one of my favorite Moz covers, front and back..
 
Morrissey 7"s

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I also counted my Morrissey CDs, 466, one box=item. I'm going for 500!
 
Hand In Glove

4 commercially available Rough Trade UK versions, as listed on Passions:

1. 'Manchester' version - May 1983
back: "Endless Gratitude to Joe and Janet" / "Sleeve by The Smiths" / Manchester contact address
label: solid centre; publishers are Glad Hips music; Rough Trade logo on top
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1; 'KISS MY SHADES'; estimated 6000 copies were pressed

2. 'London-Smiths' version - mid-1984
back: "Endless Gratitude to Joe and Janet" / "Sleeve by The Smiths" / London contact address
label: push-out centre; publishers changed to Warner Bros; Rough Trade logo moved to left; band name now bigger
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1; 'KISS MY SHADES'

3. 'London-Morrissey' version - appr 1986
back: idem to 'London' above but sleeve credit changed to Morrissey and gratitude line dropped
label: back to solid centre but layout idem to previous version
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- / RT131 B1; 'Kiss My Shades' (now lowercase instead of all uppercase)

4. 'no address' version - date unknown, appr. mid-1980s
back: no contact address, Smiths sleeve credit and 'gratitude' line are present
label: idem to previous
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- / RT-131-B; no 'Kiss My Shades'
 
Hi I.R. ,

So far I do own only version 1,2 and 3. Still after number 4 (I know there is one on vinyltap but too expensive , I think). On all my versions on RT 131 B1 side I have KISS MY SHADES TOO. Also , on RT 131 A1 side there are two or three short words which I can barely read (done my best) . Surely, you must have the same too...(I love this 7" vinyl with all these variations:D)
Cheers Moz




Hand In Glove

4 commercially available Rough Trade UK versions, as listed on Passions:

1. 'Manchester' version - May 1983
back: "Endless Gratitude to Joe and Janet" / "Sleeve by The Smiths" / Manchester contact address
label: solid centre; publishers are Glad Hips music; Rough Trade logo on top
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1; 'KISS MY SHADES'; estimated 6000 copies were pressed

2. 'London-Smiths' version - mid-1984
back: "Endless Gratitude to Joe and Janet" / "Sleeve by The Smiths" / London contact address
label: push-out centre; publishers changed to Warner Bros; Rough Trade logo moved to left; band name now bigger
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1; 'KISS MY SHADES'

3. 'London-Morrissey' version - appr 1986
back: idem to 'London' above but sleeve credit changed to Morrissey and gratitude line dropped
label: back to solid centre but layout idem to previous version
RT 131 A1 / RT 131 B1
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- / RT131 B1; 'Kiss My Shades' (now lowercase instead of all uppercase)

4. 'no address' version - date unknown, appr. mid-1980s
back: no contact address, Smiths sleeve credit and 'gratitude' line are present
label: idem to previous
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- / RT-131-B; no 'Kiss My Shades'
 
Hi I.R. ,

So far I do own only version 1,2 and 3. Still after number 4 (I know there is one on vinyltap but too expensive , I think). On all my versions on RT 131 B1 side I have KISS MY SHADES TOO. Also , on RT 131 A1 side there are two or three short words which I can barely read (done my best) . Surely, you must have the same too...(I love this 7" vinyl with all these variations:D)
Cheers Moz

Hi Stoned,

1. 'Manchester' version - May 1983
RT 131 A1 KISS MY SHADES
RT 131 B1 KISS MY SHADES TOO

2. 'London-Smiths' version - mid-1984
RT 131 A1 KISS MY SHADES
RT 131 B1 KISS MY SHADES TOO

3. 'London-Morrissey' version - appr 1986
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- Kiss My Shades (in lowercase)
RT-131-B no message

4. 'no address' version - date unknown, appr. mid-1980s
RT 131 A-2U-1-2- no message
RT-131-B no message

The very small text that you can see on the A side says 'a porky prime cut' and on the B side it simply says 'porky'.
These are not Morrissey's words, I understand they were printed by an engineer at the pressing plant and the meaning remains unknown.
Please note this text only features on the earlier versions (1 and 2 above).

Cheers,

I.R.
 
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Thanks a million I.R.:thumb:
Cheers Moz
 
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