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* Label: <br/>- The first edition comes from a source near Florence (Italy)<br/>- All following represses are from the German label ''Situation Zero'' | * Label: <br/>- The first edition comes from a source near Florence (Italy)<br/>- All following represses are from the German label ''Situation Zero'' | ||
* Format: 12" vinyl LP | * Format: 12" vinyl LP | ||
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* Catalogue#: SM-2389 | * Catalogue#: SM-2389 | ||
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| + | : the 2LP-bootleg [[The Lights Shine Clear Through The Sodium Haze]] | ||
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* Matrix Numbers:<br/>- Side A: SM-2389/A<br/>- Side B: SM-2389/B | * Matrix Numbers:<br/>- Side A: SM-2389/A<br/>- Side B: SM-2389/B | ||
* Released: <br/>- First edition: 1984 (Italy)<br/> - Following editions: from 1985 onwards (Germany) | * Released: <br/>- First edition: 1984 (Italy)<br/> - Following editions: from 1985 onwards (Germany) | ||
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Revision as of 13:45, 6 September 2016
Recorded Live at the Brixton Academy, London, UK on June 29th, 1983
with the classic early Sisters line-up shortly before release of the Temple Of Love / Heartland single in October 1983.
Issued in basically four known editions. The first edition comes with a variety of coloured copy sheets of the same motive
fixed with four pieces of adhesive tape to the otherwise white custom covers. The drawing in these sheets shows the painting
Two Girls by Bulgarian expressionist painter Jules Pascin, who was also known as "The Prince of Montparnasse".
Release Notes
- Label:
- The first edition comes from a source near Florence (Italy)
- All following represses are from the German label Situation Zero
- Format: 12" vinyl LP
- Catalogue#: SM-2389
- NOTE: The same catalogue# was used for a reissue of
- the 2LP-bootleg The Lights Shine Clear Through The Sodium Haze
- suggesting Situation Zero as the producers of that one as well.
- Matrix Numbers:
- Side A: SM-2389/A
- Side B: SM-2389/B
- Released:
- First edition: 1984 (Italy)
- Following editions: from 1985 onwards (Germany)
Spelling Mistakes
- Burn is misspelled as "Bone".
- Some of the green/black (second) editions omit Burn completely from the track list
or have the song retroactively filled into the track list by hand.
- Jolene is called "Solene".
- On the back cover of the third edition only Burn is still wrong.
Track List
Side 1
- A2 Alice
- A3 Anaconda
- A4 Valentine
- A5 Burn
- A6 Jolene
Side 2
- B1 Heartland
- B2 Adrenochrome
- B3 Floorshow
- B5 Emma
Sleeve Notes - Third Edition
- Recorded by the Magician People
- Mixed in Underground Studios, London
- CP by Situation Zero
- The cover states "London at the Brixton Ace 19.2.1983"
- as the recording date. This is an error.
The Different Editions In Detail
First Edition
- The first edition is available with xeroxed coloured cover sheets
in white, blue, yellow, orange, red and beige tone.
- Certain varieties exist which differ in that some of the xeroxes are A4 in size,
filling only part of the cover front (as in the picture here on the right),
while others are large enough to cover the front almost in full,
(see all the pictures on top of this page).
- Furthermore the smaller A4 xeroxes do not have that half-page high black frame
around the central drawing and list the tracks underneath instead of on the left and right side higher up.
- The backside of all covers of the first release are plain white.
- The vinyls are mostly multicoloured in white, red, blue, yellow. Some are white, yellow, blue, green
or clear, yellow, blue, green. But there are other mixtures, too. And a few black copies do exist as well.
Please see the large collection of pictures down below ...
- Almost all vinyls have plain white labels, sometimes with handwritten notes on them.
There are exceptions, though.
Second Edition
- The second edition has a green/black cover sheet and comes with blue or clear blue vinyl.
- The tracks are listed on the front cover while the back of the cover is
- as far as we gathered - the same as the one of the third edition.
- Please see the picture up right and those at the bottom of this page.
Third Edition
- The cover of the third edition is a fully printed b/w cover
(see the pictures beside the Track List). - The cover art shows a b/w version of a painting by Belgiam surrealist Paul Delvaux,
La Comedie de Soir ou Les Belles de Nuit (The Evening Comedy or the Women of the Night).
- The vinyls are either clear darkblue or clear transparent.
- The edition is allegedly limited to 500 copies.
- Apart from all these, an unreleased and unique b/w cover with a multicoloured vinyl has
surfaced recently. The A4 b/w-picture featured on the cover reminds of an actress in a
movie scene. The item was handed over to one of our collectors directly by the manufacturer.
You see a picture of it here on the left.
Further Editions
- A following repress from Germany has an orange A4 cover sheet.
- According to our information, this one was released around 1988/89.
- The vinyls are black with yellow/black labels.
For recent price developments see sistersbootlegs/Brixton Ace or popsike/brixtonace.
Additional Pictures
First Edition
Second Edition
Third Edition
