Hi all - I was hoping some of the very knowledgeable people on this forum maybe able to assist with a question I have in relation to records The Pretenders cut on the Carnival label. 

I have owned a copy of "Just Be Yourself" for a while now, but recently managed to also acquire "It's Everything About You". As far as I am aware neither of these records have been booted (there is a reissue of Just Be Yourself), but I noticed some differences between the two records which worried me and I was hoping for confirmation that the copy of It's Everything About You is an original.

Differences are as follows (picture below):

• different shades of red between labels;
• label text looks clearer on Just Be Yourself;
• vinyl itself is noticeably lighter (feels flimsy) on the copy of It's Everything About You; and
• "Just Be Yourself" has 'FW10', 'CA1111-RE-1' and something else illegible in the run-out (and has 'Bell Sound' stamped on the other side), whilst "It's Everything About You" just has 'CA-1113'

Many thanks!

Tomas

Any help much appreciated...

Hi, all I know is the copy of it’s everything about you,

is it got a release twice, you have I call it love

on the other side, it’s a 80s release? and it’s indermand.

the other release of I call it love is much slower, the copy

you have is real

Neal

Thanks very much for your help Neal.

Is anyone able to please give me the run-out numbers on their copy of "It's Everything About You"?