Folder 4
Second copy of the Israeli pressing.
Every line below was read off a native-resolution crop of the photograph named beside it.
No run-out groove photograph exists in this folder.
As Discogs records them for release 4505525. Green: in my collection (0 of 2). Red: missing.
| ✗ | Matrix / Runout (Side A runout) | EMD-1006-A-2-1-2 O "VERYDIRECTMETAL" STERLING D |
| ✗ | Matrix / Runout (Side B runout) | EMD-1006-B-2-1-2 O 2 "IFYOUDONTLIKEITBOLLOCKS" |
Label: MADE IN ISRAEL, with Hebrew text alongside
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Label: ACUM/BIEM
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Label: EMD 1006 / (EMD 1006B)
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Label: EMI in box, 33⅓ RPM, OTHER SIDE / THIS SIDE track split
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Label rim: …THE RECORDED WORK RESERVED. UNAUTHORISED COPYING, PUBLIC PERFORMANCE, BROADCASTING, HIRING OR RENTAL OF THIS RECORDING PROHIBITED
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Label: Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Martin Birch · All titles published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.
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ACUM/BIEM and MADE IN ISRAEL, identical in setting to folder 2.ACUM/BIEM - the Israeli authors' society.MADE IN ISRAEL with Hebrew text - the local manufacturing statement.Bruce Dickinson - vocals · Dave Murray - lead and rhythm guitar · Adrian Smith - lead and rhythm guitar, synth · Steve Harris - bass, string synth · Nicko McBrain - drums.
Produced, engineered and mixed by Martin Birch. Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, New York. Recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich. Sleeve illustration, concept and design by Derek Riggs (with Rod Smallwood). Inner-sleeve photograph by Ross Halfin. Published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.
Personnel and studio credits are sourced from Discogs release 576952, the UK original, and apply to the recording rather than to this pressing. The producer, publisher and copyright lines are independently corroborated by this copy's own label, quoted above.
A photograph cannot grade a record - this is a description of what is visible, not a grade.
Nothing on this page comes from playing the record. No Goldmine grade is claimed for it, or any other. I have no record of where this copy came from.
The same position as folder 2: one Israeli candidate, nothing further cross-checkable, so Probable.
A check specific to owning two: photograph both copies' run-out grooves and compare them. If the etchings differ, folders 2 and 4 came from different stampers of the same release - which is worth knowing, and which Discogs does not currently record for this release at all.