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Vinyl L.P - Parlophone Records - 5054197662348.
2023 - Europe.
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Back cover
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Gatefold
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Inner gatefold
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Disc side A
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Label side 2
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Label side B
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Insert
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Limited Edition Blue Marbled Vinyl
Remixed and Remastered by Steven Wilson
Cover sticker
Notas del disco:
Richard Wright - Vocals
Keyboards
Oberheim Synthesizer
Mel Collins - Saxophone
Snowy White - Guitars
Larry Steele - Bass
Reg Isidore - Drums
Produced by Richard Wright
Engineered by John Etchells
Assisted by Patrick Jauneaud
Recorded at Super Bear Studios France
between January 10, '78 to February 14, '78
Sound Equipment: Phil Taylor
2023 Mix by Steven Wilson
All compositions written by Richard Wright
Words for "Pink´s Song" by Juliette Wright
Photography: Costas Spathis
Art Direction: Gala Wright and Jamie Wright
Graphic design: Carl Glover at Aleph Studio
Original cover design: Hipgnosis
Original photography: Hipgnosis/Brimson
Booklet photography: Richard Wright
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ReplyDelete2023 reissue and remixes.
The album was announced for a CD and digital re-issue on 28 July 2023, which would have been Wright's 80th birthday.
It features a new stereo mix by Steven Wilson and new artwork with previously unseen photos from the period.
The new stereo mix will be released on vinyl and on BD with multi-channel Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround sound mixes by Wilson on 29 September 2023, the album's 45th anniversary.
The 2023 reissues originally did not include the original 1978 mix of the album, but after fan feedback a flat transfer pre-master of the original mix was added to the Blu-ray edition.
On 28 June 2023 "Cat Cruise" was released as a digital single to promote the reissue.
The 2023 reissue CD credits Juliette Wright with the lyrics for "Pink's Song"; This was the case on the original album (back cover) credits but on the disc itself she was erroneously credited with the lyrics to "Against the Odds".