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Folder 11

Yugoslavia

Serbo-Croatian rim text, SOKOJ, Jugoton Zagreb.

Catalogue
LSEMI 78059
Label
Jugoton, under licence from EMI
Released
1988
Confidence
Likely the only Yugoslavian vinyl edition Discogs lists; catalogue number matches exactly
Reference
Discogs 1962519
Median sale
DKK 161 (kept from 2026-09-23)
Sale range
DKK 37-442
On sale now
13, from DKK 187
Last sold
12 July 2025
A photograph of pressing 11, Yugoslavia

What the record says

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.

Barcode and Other Identifiers: Matrix / Runout

As Discogs records them for release 1962519. Green: in my collection (0 of 2). Red: missing.

✗Matrix / Runout (Runout side A)LSEMI 78059 A 28 03 88 SB
✗Matrix / Runout (Runout side B)LSEMI 78059 B 28 03 88 SB
Every line of small print, and the photograph it came from — 6 of them

Label: LSEMI 78059

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Label: EMD 1006 / (EMD 1006B) retained alongside it

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Label: SOKOJ · JUS N N4 201

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Label rim, Serbo-Croatian: SVA PRAVA IZDAVAČA I VLASNIKA SNIMLJENOG DJELA SU PRIDRŽANA. ZABRANJENO JE NEOVLAŠTENO UMNOŽAVANJE, POSUĐIVANJE, IZNAJMLJIVANJE, JAVNO IZVOĐENJE I EMITIRANJE OVE PLOČE

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Label: EMI in box, 33⅓ RPM, OTHER SIDE / THIS SIDE track split

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Label: Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Martin Birch · All titles published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.

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The photographs

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The object, and what marks it out

Sleeve, labels and inserts

  • Outer sleeve - single, standard artwork, locally printed.
  • Inner sleeve - present, printed both sides.
  • Labels - the EMI globe design, with the Yugoslav catalogue number and SOKOJ added and the rim text set in Serbo-Croatian.

What distinguishes this pressing

  • Serbo-Croatian rim text - the only copy in this collection whose label rights notice is in a Slavic language.
  • SOKOJ - the Yugoslav authors' society.
  • JUS N N4 201 - a Yugoslav national-standard reference printed on the label.
  • LSEMI 78059 - Jugoton's local catalogue number, carried alongside the retained UK EMD 1006.
  • Pressed by Jugoton, Zagreb, under EMI licence - see folder 20, the same edition.
Eight tracks, two sides, and the recording credits

Side A

  1. A1Moonchild
  2. A2Infinite Dreams
  3. A3Can I Play With Madness
  4. A4The Evil That Men Do

Side B

  1. B1Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
  2. B2The Prophecy
  3. B3The Clairvoyant
  4. B4Only The Good Die Young

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.

Condition, from the photographs

A photograph cannot grade a record - this is a description of what is visible, not a grade.

  • Sleeve: general handling wear with some edge and corner softening; no splits or seam separation visible in these shots.
  • Vinyl: light surface marks and handling sheen catch the light. No visible deep scratches, warping or edge damage in these photographs. The labels are clean and unmarked.

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.

What is settled, and what is not

Yugoslavia and catalogue LSEMI 78059 are certain, and Discogs lists one Yugoslavian vinyl edition, so Probable. Discogs records no barcode, print code or run-out data for it, so nothing further was cross-checkable.

A check specific to owning two: folder 20 is the same edition. Photograph both copies' run-out grooves and compare - matching etchings mean the same stampers, differing ones mean two pressing runs. Discogs holds no run-out data here, so either result is new information.