All 9 pressings

Folder 213

Brazil

Brazil: FONOBRÁS distribution, EMI-ODEON

Catalogue
31C 064 07269
Label
EMI
Released
1990
Confidence
Confirmed
Why this grade

Brazilian EMI-Odeon reissue pressed in 1990. The sleeve carries 31C 064 07269, matching the owner's note, which leaves four Brazilian vinyl candidates. The '℗ 1990' etched in the run-out rules out the 1985 issue (11508597) and the undated repress (2040076), whose run-outs Discogs gives as '07269-A 1-1-1='. Of the two 1990 entries, only 14477725 lists the extra etching '1SA1' after '200' (Discogs: '07269-A 1 02 ℗1990 200 1SA1'); 5844479 lists '07269 1 02 ℗1990 200' without it, and the '1SA1' etched on this disc settles it. The version list is never complete, so an uncatalogued 1990 press can't be ruled out.

Reference
Discogs 14477725
Worth
DKK 328, the lowest asking price (no recorded Discogs sale)
On sale now
2, from DKK 328
A photograph of pressing 213, Brazil

What the record says

Every line below was read off a native-resolution crop of the photograph named beside it.

07269-A … 02 ℗ 1990 200 1SA1 / 07269-B … 02 ℗ 1990 200 (as photographed; parts read across several frames)

Barcode and Other Identifiers: Matrix / Runout

As Discogs records them for release 14477725. Green: in my collection (0 of 2). Red: missing.

✗Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A)07269-A 1 02 ℗1990 200 1SA1
✗Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B)07269-B 2 02 ℗1990 200 1SA1
Every line of small print, and the photograph it came from — 10 of them

Back sleeve top corner: catalogue box "31C 064 07269" and "ESTEREO"

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Back sleeve credits and footer: "FABRICADO E DISTRIBUIDO POR FONOBRÁS", "INDÚSTRIA BRASILEIRA", ℗ 1985, EMI-ODEON

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Side A label: "IRON MAIDEN", "07269 A", "ESTEREO", "Gravado no Kingsway Studios London", "℗ 1980 Original Sound Recording Made By EMI Records Ltd.", EMI logo, Portuguese rim text

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Side B label: "07269 B", "TRANSYLVANIA", "CHARLOTTE THE HARLOT", rim "ESTRADA DO GABINAL, 1521, RJ"

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Run-out etching "07269-A" and "02"

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Run-out etching "℗ 1990"

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Run-out etching "200"

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Run-out etching "07269-B"

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Run-out etching "200 1SA1" (native crop) - the discriminator that only 14477725 carries

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Run-out etching "02"

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The photographs

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The object, and what marks it out

Sleeve, labels and inserts

  • Single sleeve, Brazilian print with the EMI logo on the back
  • Cream label with orange EMI logo and Portuguese rights text round the rim
  • Black vinyl
  • Shop sticker on the front: "merci discos", phone number and an address on "Av. Dr Rudge Ramos"

What distinguishes this pressing

  • Brazil: FONOBRÁS distribution, EMI-ODEON
Eight tracks, two sides, and the recording credits

Side A

  1. A1Prowler
  2. A2Remember Tomorrow
  3. A3Running Free
  4. A4Phantom Of The Opera

Side B

  1. B1Transylvania
  2. B2Strange World
  3. B3Charlotte The Harlot
  4. B4Iron Maiden

Paul Di'Anno - lead vocals · Dave Murray - guitar · Dennis Stratton - guitar, vocals · Steve Harris - bass, vocals · Clive Burr - drums.

Produced by Wil Malone. Engineered by Martin Levan. Recorded at Kingsway Studios; mixed at Morgan Studios. Cover artwork by Cream; front cover illustration by Derek Riggs. Photography by Terry Walker and Yuka Fujii. Published by Sanctuary Music. Phonographic copyright EMI Records Ltd.

Personnel, production and artwork credits are sourced from Discogs release 1466027, the UK original (EMI, EMC 3330, 1980), and apply to the recording rather than to this pressing. Where this copy's own packaging carries the producer, publisher or copyright lines, they are quoted in the evidence 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

Settled by the "1SA1" run-out etching, which only 14477725 records among the 1990 Brazilian entries.