Let It Bleed

Decca

calendar_today1969Netherlands

“(C)1969 (P)1970 Made in Holland Sleeve printed in England by Clout and Baker Ltd.”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Bestway pressing variant as indicated by "BW" suffix in the label matrix and stamped "Bestway" in the runouts. Some early US pressings have poster. Inner sleeve: Manufactured by Nanker Phelge Music Ltd., an ABKCO Record Company. Merry Clayton misspelled as "Mary Clayton". "Irish O'Duffy" misidentified as alias or George Chiantz. Published by Gideon Music Inc. (BMI) except Love In Vain - Norma Music Inc.; Nice Songs (BMI)”

Decca

calendar_today1969New Zealand

“Comes with a free poster.”

Decca

calendar_today1969France

“Made in France Purple label Distribution C.P.F. Barclay ℗© 1969 The Decca Records Company Limited, London. Includes a poster and a printed inner sleeve.”

Decca

“On Spine: (Left) ROLLING STONES LET IT BLEED (Right) DECCA S (In Black circle) SKLI 5025 On Back Cover Top Right: STEREO SKLI 5025”

London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

“Similar to [r=4445749], except this version has [l264089] printed on the back cover. 1975 or later reissue; [l264089] pressing indicated by undersized 3.6'' labels. "Sunrise" labels. All selections published by Gideon Music Inc. (BMI) except [A2] - Noma Music Inc.; Nice Songs (BMI). Runouts are stamped.”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Label is later pale blue, with blue & red border & Decca logo in White print in blue, red & white box. Rights information on this version at top of label border & "Made In England The Decca Record Co Ltd" at the bottom.”

Decca

calendar_today1969Australia

“Purple/silver DECCA labels. Decca logo bottom left on rear sleeve. On rear sleeve (top right) under Stereo SKLA 5025, 'SERIES 550' is printed. 'SERIES 550' also on spine. Made and distributed in Australia by EMI (Australia) Limited, Sydney, New South Wales appears under the Decca logo on the bottom left of the rear sleeve.”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“The front cover features a sticker saying FULL COLOR ROLLING STONES POSTER INCLUDED The rear cover features tracklist across the top. Stereo/Mono Indicator hole top right. Down the right-hand side is a note about playing Stereo recordings on mono reproduction equipment. Bottom right "Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited" and "Sleeve printed in England by Upton Printing Group” or “Senol Printing Limited” Bottom left, copyright notice, boxed Decca logo, and company name and address. "THE DECCA RECORD COMPANY LIMITED, Decca House, 9 Albert Embankment, London, S.E.1" The internal sleeve is red and white to indicate mono release and features a track listing with credits and the statement "THIS RECORD SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD" Labels are Design 6, Version 1 https://www.stonesondecca.com/the-60s-decca/let-it-bleed/ The left side of the label, Speed 33 1/3, boxed BIEM and NCB logos, GEMA, and on SIde 2 Mirage Music. The right side of the label, XARL 9364 (no curly parentheses) and LK 5025 (no period between letters and numbers) below that. This version is similar to https://www.discogs.com/release/5038362-Rolling-Stones-Let-It-Bleed but with the "Full Color Rolling Stones Poster"”

Decca

calendar_today1969Netherlands

“© 1969, The Decca Record Company Limited, London [back sleeve] Labels: ℗ 1969 Short perimeter text, run from ~ 8.30 to 3.30”

Decca

calendar_today1969France

“Late 70's reissue with rights society SACEM and Price Code.”

Decca

“Backcover: Tracklist given in random order. © 1969, The Decca Record Company Limited, London. Center labels: P 1969 Manufactured by the Decca Record Co. Ltd.”

London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

“Black London ffrr label with silver logo/type. Came with a poster. Track A1: Spelled "Gimmie Shelter" on back sleeve and label.”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Runouts on both sides machine-stamped with 'AudioMatrix' indicating they are the producers of the metal stamping plates. This stamp is partially or extremely faint to see without magnification. Album Cover: 'Liner: NPS-4' printed on lower left of back album cover. Inner Sleeve: 'Mary Clayton' on inner-sleeve credits instead of Merry Clayton. 'Manufactured by Nanker Phelge Music Ltd., an ABKCO Record Company' Labels: Dark blue London label without a matrix suffix identifier. London logo over 'Stereophonic' and above the spindle hole. 'XZAL 9363/4' and 'SIDE ONE/TWO' right of spindle hole. 'NPS-4' and 'Made in U.S.A.' left of spindle hole. Originally issued with a poster. Runout characters are etched except "AudioMatrix" is stamped.”

Decca

calendar_today1969Netherlands

“© 1969, The Decca Record Company Limited, London [back sleeve] Labels: ℗ 1969 Short perimeter text, run from ~ 8.30 to 3.30 This edition has a lighter blue label on side B with brown-ish silver lettering.”

Decca

calendar_today1969Belgium

“Belgian release with same sleeve as first french press.”

Decca

calendar_today1969Europe

“© 1969, The Decca Record Company Limited, London. On labels: Made In Holland. Issued with a generic, white inner sleeve. 80's silver label pressing”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Label design variant. Very similar to [r=23225135] & [r=26517719] but this version is unique in that the text "G.E.M.A." on label side 1 is not centered with the side number above but instead is formatted to align with the right edge of the number.”

London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

“This Version has only one Ring pressed on Labels. Dates from 1979-1985. Very similar to [r6429796] which shares the same Matrix/Runout but differs by the pressing ring (Two pressed Rings) Manufactured by Polygram Inc. and distributed by Polygram Distribution Inc., 6000 Cote de Liesse, St-Laurent, Quebec H4T 1E3 — Made in Canada ℗ 1969 The Decca Record Company Limited © 1969 The Decca Record Company Limited Distribution PolyGram ℗ 1969 The Decca Record Co. Ltd. Made in Canada London “sunrise” labels. Released probably in late 1970s or early 1980s.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Black-Red Abkco-Label "Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings 100% Virgin Vinyl Made in U.S.A." Runouts are etched.”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Includes a poster and a printed inner sleeve.”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“In the runouts, "Shelley" is scratched through. "Audio(Matrix)" is stamped. Includes poster and printed inner sleeve crediting "Mary Clayton".”

Decca

calendar_today1969Spain

“Early 1980s reissue. Very close to [r9198908] but with slight differences on labels: on this release, the matrix printed on labels (XZAL 9363 and XZAL 9364) have a forward slash at the beginning, while on the other release have one at the beginning and another one at the end. SKL 5025 on cover, back cover and spine SKL-5025 on labels.”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Specific features: Runout inscriptions are etched, except for the stamped Bestway logo, and the stamped AudioMatrix logo. Bestway stamped logo on side A is crossed-out with a series of small etched x's, and transcribed in Matrix/Runout field as: " ̶B̶e̶s̶t̶w̶a̶y̶ ". Both Bestway logo and AudioMatrix logo are stamped lightly onto the surface, and therefore partially recognizable (not all letters are clearly visible/recognizable) Without "Liner: NPS-4" printed on the back cover, lower left corner Labels: - blue London labels with boxed London logo above "STEREOPHONIC" - both above the spindle hole - on both labels, left from the spindle hole: "NPS-4", and underneath it "Made in U.S.A.". On label A/B, right from the spindle hole: "XZAL 9363/XZAL 9364", and underneath it "SIDE ONE/SIDE TWO". Inner sleeve: - under the bold title song Gimmie Shelter credit to "Mary Clayton", instead of Merry Clayton - "Sleeve & Poster Design: Victor Kahn" printed at bottom, right hand side, above THIS RECORD SHOULD BE PLAYED LOUD - credit to "Manufactured by Nanker Phelge Music Ltd., an ABKCO Record Company" in a lower left corner, with "NPS-4" printed underneath it Comes with the poster. In a lower left corner: "NPS-4" and "PRINTED IN U.S.A." inside the small circle, in very small letters. In a lower right corner: boxed London logo and underneath it "Poster designed by Victor Kahn" Similar versions without "Liner: NPS-4" on the back cover: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/3029898]Release 3029898[/url]: Pitman pressing, different info and its position on labels, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/3234708]Relase 3234708[/url]: Waddell pressing, different info and its position on labels, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/3753519]Relase 3753519[/url]: no matrix numbers added to this submission, labels have a lighter shade of blue (navy blue). Credits underneath the song titles are different (not all upper case letters), [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4730551]Relase 4730551[/url]: Shelley pressing, different labels design (info and its position) - "SIDE 1/SIDE 2" printed on labels above XZAL 9363/4. Different credit lines underneath the song titles, lower case letters, last credit in two rows instead of three, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/5452811]Release 5452811[/url]: Waddell pressing, different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. XZAL 9363 W/XZAL 9364 W at the bottom of label A/B. [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/5932645]Release 5932645[/url]: Shelley pressing, same labels design (info and its position), [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/6447829]Release 6447829[/url]: Monarch records Mfg. pressing, different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "side one/side two", [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/10545911]Relase 10545911[/url]: Bestway pressing, different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/10667970]Release 10667970[/url]: without any pressing plant logo acknowledged in runouts, same labels' design (info and its position), [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/11759900]Release 11759900[/url]: Terre Haute pressing, different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/12267770]Release 12267770[/url]: Most similar, but deadwax info different: one side points to [l1432758] pressing, and there is no double dates in runouts, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/14821318]Release 14821318[/url]: Pressing plant not acknowledged, although runouts point to Terre Hautte pressing (has "X T" in runouts. Different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/20041738]Pressing 20041738[/url]: Pitman pressing. Different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/23402318]Release 23402318[/url]: Pressing plant not acknowledged, (unrecognizable symbol) stated in runout inscriptions transcript. Different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/30136382]Release 30136382[/url]: Pressing plant not acknowledged, "Bell Sound sf" in deadwax on side A. Different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO" on right side labels A/B, [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/15068323]Release 15068323[/url]: Terre Haute pressing. Different labels design (info and its position) - e.g. "NPS-4 side one/twoO" on right side labels A/B, only Made in U.S.A. on left side labels A/B, Ambiguous in relation to if the "Liner: NPS-4" is printed on the back cover, or not: [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/443148]Relase 443148[/url]: Terre Hautte pressing, different info and its position on labels. "Liner: NPS-4" from back cover is not mention in the Notes section, without the back cover image. [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4518750]Release 4518750[/url]: Terre Hautte pressing, different info and its position on labels (similar if not identical to the above Terre Hautte version). "Liner: NPS-4" from back cover is not mention in the Notes section, with low resolution back cover image that has light reflecting from the surface in the spot where "Liner: NPS-4" should be. [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/6966898]Release 6966898[/url]: Bestway pressing. "Liner: NPS-4" from back cover is not mention in the Notes section, without the back cover image. Different labels' design and info - e.g. NPS-4 SIDE ONE/TWO on right hand side of label A/B. [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/11502913]Release 11502913[/url]: Pressing plant not acknowledged. Without the matrix no's transcription. "Liner: NPS-4" from back cover is not mention in the Notes section, without the front and the back cover image. [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/29250514]Release 29250514[/url]: Waddell pressing, without W printed on labels, but acknowledged in runouts, encircled W. "Liner: NPS-4" from back cover is not mention in the Notes section, without the front and the back cover image.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“LP originally released in 1969. Digitally remastered from original master recordings. On disc: Made in France by PMDC. ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records, Inc. © 1986 ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. Track 2 originally written by Robert Johnson, adapted and arranged by The Rolling Stones.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Standard jewel case with a black tray and 4-page booklet Catalog Numbers: 80042 on spines; NCD-4 on back; NCD 4 on disc Unlike some other versions, "LONDON" does not appear on the disc The tracklist on the back of the tray insert and on the back of the booklet is missing Track 9 and all the other tracks are in a different order than actually appears in the audio for the release. The tracklistings inside the booklet and on the disc label side, however, are correct. Irish O'Duffy is misidentified as alias of George Chkiantz. [Booklet] Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings Published by abkco Music Inc. (BMI) © 1986 abkco Music and Records, Inc. [Back] © 1986 abkco Music and Records, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Manufactured by abkco Records A Division of ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. [Disc] ℗ 1969 abkco Records Made in U.S.A.”

ABKCO / London Records

calendar_today1969Europe

“LP originally released in 1969. Digitally remastered from original master recordings. ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records, Inc. © 1986 ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. Track 2 originally written by Robert Johnson, adapted and arranged by The Rolling Stones. Made between April 1999 and April 2002.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Packed: jewel case with transparent tray. Comes with booklet folded in 2 parts (4 pages). Tracklist has a different configuration on backcover, but the right one is printed on booklet. ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records. © 2002 ABKCO Records. DSD Direct Stream Digital Direct SBM Super Bit Mapping Direct DSD & SBM are Trademarks of Sony & Philips Artist appears as "Rolling Stones" on front cover, but as "The Rolling Stones" on the rest of the edition. "Irish O'Duffy" is misidentified as alias of George Chiantz. Hard knox and durty sox This record should be played loud”

ABKCO / London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

“Comes in standard jewel case with four-panel insert. "Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings" printed on front cover of booklet. "Made in Canada" printed on disc. Catalog number 80042 on spine, NCD-4 on disc, back of tray insert. "Irish O'Duffy" is misidentified as alias of George Chiantz.”

ABKCO / Universal Music

calendar_today1969Brazil

“Matrix/runout dates of 2003. Carries a 4-page booklet. Tracklist has a different configuration on backcover, but the right one is printed on booklet. ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records. © 2002 ABKCO Records. DSD Direct Stream Digital Direct SBM Super Bit Mapping Direct DSD & SBM are Trademarks of Sony & Philips Artist appears as "Rolling Stones" on front cover, but as "The Rolling Stones" on the rest of the edition. "Irish O'Duffy" is misidentified as alias of George Chiantz. Hard knox and durty sox This record should be played loud”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Australia

“© 2002 ABKCO Records. (printed on the bottom of the rear inlay) ©2002 ℗1969 ABKCO Records. Manufactured by ABKCO Records a division of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc. Made in Australia. (printed on the disc media label) Packaging: Standard jewel case with a clear tray and a leaflet half-folded to form two panels. Published by abkco Music Inc. except [track] 2 published by King of Spades Music. Encoded with Direct Stream Digital (DSD) Sound Restoration & Archive Coordinator: Steve Rosenthal/The Magic Shop "Irish O'Duffy" is misidentified as alias of George Chiantz.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“6-panel digipak. Gold CD. ℗ 1969 © 2002 ABKCO Records. Cat # 90042 on spine, 18771-9004-2 on disc”

London Records / ABKCO / PolyGram

calendar_today1969Brazil

“NO barcode, NO SID codes”

London Records / ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“Jewel case with 12-page booklet. Originally released in 1969. ℗ 1969 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England © 1986 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England CD is manufactured in West Germany Printed in West Germany Release without SID codes.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“℗ 1969 © 2002 ABKCO Records. Cat # 90042 on jewel case spine, 18771-9004-2 on disc Standard jewel case edition, "DSD Remastered"; this release is not to be confused with the SACD/CD hybrid version released in 2002. The mould of the CD contains a credit to UML which was bought by EDC, USA in June 2005. It seems that EDC used an old CD mould.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Argentina

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“LP originally released in 1969. Digitally remastered from original master recordings. ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records, Inc. © 1986 ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. Track times printed on disc.”

London Records / ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“Jewel case with 12-page booklet. Originally released in 1969. ℗ 1969 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England © 1986 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England CD is manufactured in West Germany Printed in West Germany Modern unboxed DECCA logo on the label, not London Label code LC 0171 at 6 o'clock on the label, not LC 0253 Mostly identical to [r5936375], difference is the other Label & LC on the disc CD, probably, pressed in 1992.”

London Records / ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“As a main difference to other editions of this CD, this one has a translucent ring around the centre hole of the disc and no country nor manufacturer name are present at that ring. Similar release with translucent inner ring but with modern logo: [r=30009670]. Originally released in 1969. ℗ 1969 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England © 1986 The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London, England CD is manufactured in West Germany Printed in West Germany/Imprimé en Allemagne. Made in West Germany”

ABKCO / London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Early 'Made in USA' variant (stated on disc perimeter text) is almost the same as [r=8750370] but this variant has no matrix info whatsoever in the inner ring. Pressed late 80s. No SID codes and likely issued in a long box. Other differentiations include: -Disc perimeter text states 'Made in USA' -London logo on front of booklet -Both Abkco & London logos on disc -Back of in lay credits statement has "©1986 abkco Music and Records Inc." (not just "Records") and includes "A Division of ABKCO Music and Records, Inc." -The UPC is more square (not rectangular), showing 12 digits, not 11. Cat. # 80042 on spine, NCD 4 on disc and NCD-4 on back in-lay.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Early 'Made in USA' variant (stated on disc perimeter text) has the Abkco logo on front of booklet and only the Abkco logo on the disc. Standard jewel case with a grey tray and 4-page booklet. Other differentiations include: -Disc perimeter text states 'Made in USA' -Back of in lay credits statement has "©1986 abkco Music and Records Inc." (not just "Records") and includes "A Division of ABKCO Music and Records, Inc." -The UPC is more square (not rectangular), showing 12 digits, not 11. Unlike some other versions, "LONDON" does not appear anywhere. Catalog numbers: 80042 on spines; NCD-4 on back; NCD 4 on disc This press is nearly identical to [r=15886601] except that the track list on the back of the tray insert and on the back of the booklet includes track 9. As on all Abkco/London copies, the tracks on the artwork are in a different order than what appears in the audio for the release. The track listings inside the booklet and on the disc label side are correct. Also, the mould ring here has a 1 instead of the 9 that's on the other. [Booklet] Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings Published by abkco Music Inc. (BMI) © 1986 abkco Music and Records, Inc. [Back] © 1986 abkco Music and Records, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Manufactured by abkco Records A Division of ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. [Disc] ℗ 1969 abkco Records Made in U.S.A.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Slightly later [l50892] variant (1994-99) is similar to variant [r=15948017] but this has the earlier 6-digit matrix scheme (111434) and no Mastering SID code. Other differentiations include: -Disc perimeter text states 'Made in USA' -Abkco logo on front of booklet -Abkco logo only on disc -Back of in lay credits statement has "©1986 abkco Music and Records Inc." (not just "Records") and includes "A Division of ABKCO Music and Records, Inc." -The UPC is more square (not rectangular), showing 12 digits, not 11. Issued in a standard jewel case with fold-out insert. LP originally released in1969. Reissue of 1986 digital remaster. Standard jewel case with a black tray and 4-page booklet. abkco Catalog Number 80042 on spines. NCD-4 on back cover and disc. MADE IN USA.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“Housed in a standard jewel case with a 4-page booklet inside. LP originally released in 1969. DSD (Direct Stream Digital) Remastered. © 2002 ℗ 1969 ABKCO Records Glass mastered after 2004.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“DSD Remastered. Issued in jewel case, not digipack. "Gimme Shelter" is listed on the booklet as "Gimmie Shelter" but spelled correctly on the tray card The track listings on back insert are printed incorrectly. © 2002 Abkco Records, (p) 1969 Abkco Records”

London Records / ABKCO

calendar_today1969France

“Made in France by PMDC ℗ 1969 THE DECCA RECORD CO. LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND © 1969 THE DECCA RECORD CO. LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND All titles published by Westminster Music Ltd./ABKCO Music Inc.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“℗ 1969 © 2002 ABKCO Records. Cat # 90042 on jewel case spine, 18771-90042 on disc Sound Restoration & Archive Coordination at The Magic Shop Since the catalog numbers are identical, do not confuse this release with the [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4968600]US SACD/CD hybrid[/url] released in 2002. This issue is CD ("Redbook" layer, IEC 60908 standard) only. Same as [r1619202], except different cat# on label and matrix info. This release is made by EDC.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Canada

“"Digitally Remastered From Original Master Recordings." Track 1 titled "Gimme Shelter" on disc”

London Records / ABKCO

calendar_today1969Europe

“℗ 1969 ABKCO Records, Inc. © 1986 ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. Main artist credited as "Rolling Stones" on front cover; as "The Rolling Stones" on spine and CD. The track listing on the back cover doesn't correspond with the CD. This version does not have an identifiable manufacturer in the matrix. There exist similar-looking releases with [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/568663-The-Rolling-Stones-Let-It-Bleed]MADE IN UK BY UNIVERSAL M & L[/url], [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/8509440-The-Rolling-Stones-Let-It-Bleed]MADE IN UK BY PMDC[/url], [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/7417519-The-Rolling-Stones-Let-It-Bleed]MADE IN GERMANY BY PMDC[/url] and [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/12229771-The-Rolling-Stones-Let-It-Bleed]Made in France by PMDC[/url]. "Irish O'Duffy" is misidentified as alias of George Chiantz. Jagger and Richards are incorrectly credited as songwriters of all selections, they aren't for track 2.”

London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

“Foldout insert, printed both sides.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Canada

“Made in Canada”

Decca

calendar_today1969France

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

Decca

calendar_today1969Greece

“Later reissue of [r29018920]. MADE IN GREECE BY EMI”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Black Clam Shell Case; cassette has paper labels”

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Issued in white shell w/ Album cover art and tracklist on front label. LEARJET STEREO 8 printed in raised lettering on backside of casing.”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“2 panel thin paper inlay printed both sides. Cream/off-white cassette with white paper labels. "Printed in England" on inlay, "Made in England" on labels, "MADE IN U.S.A." moulded into cassette shell.”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“2 panel thin paper inlay printed both sides (other Decca / Rolling Stones cassettes listed on reverse). Grey cassette with yellow paper labels. "Printed in England" on inlay, "Made in England" on labels and moulded into cassette shell. Similar to [r6487781], except this cassette has yellow labels.”

London Records

calendar_today1969Europe

“On Cassette: Made in West Germany On J-Card: Printed in West Germany Black cassette with paper labels. No Barcode. DOLBY SYSTEM”

Nova

calendar_today1969Germany

Decca

calendar_today1969Australia

“White shell with blue print. On shell: Made in Australia/Marketed in Australasia by PolyGram Records.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Issued in white shell with a single piece label featuring album cover art and tracklist Another very similar version with black shell also exists, here: [r=2440173]”

London Records

calendar_today1969Europe

London Records

calendar_today1969United States

“Includes a mail-order insert for a free Ampex catalog. Side one: 21:24 Side two: 21:19 Mastered and quality audited by Ampex. Duplicated by Ampex in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, U.S.A. on Ampex professional recorders, using Ampex tape. Automatic recording signals permit complete tape play from beginning to end, without reel turnover, when used on tape recorders equipped with Ampex-style reversing circuitry. Published by Gideon Music Inc. (BMI) except Love In Vain - W. Payne Norma Music Inc; Nice Songs (BMI)”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Similar to: [r31887283] J-card is identical but cassette has white paper labels. 2 panel inlay printed both sides (other Decca / Rolling Stones cassettes listed on reverse). Grey cassette with white paper labels. "Printed in England" on inlay, "Made in England" on labels and moulded into cassette shell. This version has a small horizontal Decca logo on the left of the labels, unlike [r13676335] and [l1487568] logo mould on cassette shell. n©b as NCB on labels.”

Decca

calendar_today1969Australia

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

“Issued in black shell w/ Album cover art on single piece label. A very similar version with white cartridge shell also exist, as seen here: [r=24940303]”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969United States

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“2 panel thin paper inlay printed both sides (other Decca / Rolling Stones cassettes listed on reverse). Grey cassette with white paper labels. "Printed in England" on inlay, "Made in England" on labels and moulded into cassette shell. Similar to [r6487781], except this cassette has white labels.”

Decca

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“2 panel inlay printed both sides (other Decca / Rolling Stones cassettes listed on reverse). Grey cassette with yellow paper labels. "Printed in England" on inlay, "Made in England" on labels and moulded into cassette shell. This version has a small horizontal Decca logo on the left of the labels, unlike [r13676335] and [l1487568] logo mould on cassette shell.”

ABKCO

calendar_today1969Canada

“This tape is mastered to Dolby B standards for noise reduction. Made in Canada Abkco Records ACT 4215”

London Records

calendar_today1969Canada

Universal Music

calendar_todayFeb 26, 2014Japan

“Printed in Japan, Made in the EU. Hi-res Stereo Audio Options according to OBI Strip: 1. PCM Stereo 96 kHz / 24 bit 2. DTS-HD Master Audio 96 kHz / 24 bit 3. Dolby TrueHD 96 kHz / 24 bit ACTUAL Audio Options on this disc: 1. DTS-HD Master Audio 192 kHz / 24 bit 2. Dolby TrueHD 192 kHz / 24 bit 3. PCM Stereo 192 kHz / 24 bit”

ABKCO

calendar_todayMar 10, 2014Europe

“Includes a voucher to download this album. HFPA (High Fidelity Pure Audio) 2.0 PCM 9 Ultra high quality audio - no video content Audio Options on Blu-ray disc: 2.0 DTS-HD Master Audio 24-bit / 192 kHz 2.0 Dolby TrueHD 24-bit / 192 kHz 2.0 PCM 24-bit / 192 kHz”

ABKCO / London Records / Decca

“50th Anniversary edition Hand numbered box includes: - 80 page handcover book - 3 hand numbered replica lithographs - Original poster from 1969 Decca album release Tracktimes on Stereo LP and CD only, Mono LP and Mono CD without tracktimes. Edition of 27.000, individually numbered on lithographs. Hype sticker on front.”

ABKCO

calendar_todayNov 22, 2019Japan

“50th Anniversary edition Box includes: - 80 page DeLuxe booklet (includes an essay by David Frick and unpublished photographs taken by Ethan Russell) - 3 hand numbered replica lithographs - Original poster from the UK edition - Directly imported disc specification/Limited production box set - English liner translation/lyrics translation included”

ABKCO

calendar_todayDec 18, 2019Japan

“℗ & © 2019 ABKCO Music & Records Inc. 50th Anniversary edition in 7-inch size slipcase packaging. Box includes: - 80 page handcover book - 3 hand numbered replica lithographs - 3 7-inch sized cardboard sleeve replicas of the original covers (including inner sleeve and OBI) - Cover artwork replica of the Japanese first pressing single "Honky Tonk Woman / You Can't Always Get What You Want" - Original poster from 1969 Decca album release - Booklet with song text in English and Japanese. Credits on Stereo CD only, Tracktimes on Mono CD only.”