Brilliant record but which is the rarest or most desirable format?

Black issue, white demo with black print , white demo with red print, black demo with silver print ...

Discuss

Cheers

Richard

Brilliant record but which is the rarest or most desirable format?

Black issue, white demo with black print , white demo with red print, black demo with silver print ...

Discuss

Cheers

Richard

Not a lot in it price/value wise like you say a brilliant record which ever format you might have it on, two stunning sides by one of the iconic groups, at a push I would say black demo with silver text is possibly the hardest one to find certainly will cost you a little more cash, I'm happy with my black issue in a company sleeve lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

100% agree with mark

dave

100% agree with mark

100% agree with Dave and Mark...except I am more than happy with my WD with red print in company sleeve, to match my other American Arts demos of similar appearance! Stunning double-sided disc!

100% agree with Dave and Mark...except I am more than happy with my WD with red print in company sleeve, to match my other American Arts demos of similar appearance! Stunning double-sided disc!

yep same here

Get them all as they're all slightly different in some way or form. The R/W and the B/W demos have the same label layout but with different colour lines and text. The black issue and demo have different fonts and text layouts. The joy's of different pressing plants I suppose.

As people have said, a great piece of soul.

Edited December 21, 201014 yr by John Reed

uk pama???

uk pama???

never seen one mark

uk pama???

Don't atart up that old chestnut again Mark!

Old Chestnut!!! Well It Is Chrimbo!!

Thanks for all the info guys - much appreciated

Cheers

Richard