The Cure - Seventeen Seconds LP 1982 Polydor UK FIX 004
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Discogs information:
The Cure ?– Seventeen Seconds
Label: Fiction Records ?– FIX 004, Polydor ?– 2383 574 Format: Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry: UK Released: 1982 Genre: Rock Style: New Wave, Synth-pop
Tracklist
A1 A Reflection A2 Play For Today A3 Secrets A4 In Your House A5 Three B1 The Final Sound B2 A Forest B3 M B4 At Night B5 Seventeen SecondsCompanies, etc.
- Manufactured By – Polydor Ltd.
- Distributed By – Polydor Ltd.
- Marketed By – Phonogram Ltd.
- Distributed By – Phonogram Ltd.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – 18 Age Record Co. Ltd.
- Copyright (c) – Polydor Ltd.
- Published By – APB Music Co. Ltd.
- Recorded At – Morgan Studios
- Mastered At – Strawberry Mastering
- Pressed By – PRS Ltd.
Credits
- Artwork [Cover Art] – Bill Smith (19), The Cure
- Bass – Simon Gallup
- Drums – Laurence Tolhurst
- Engineer – Mike Dutton, Mike Hedges
- Engineer [Assistant] – Andrew Warwick, Nigel Green
- Guitar, Vocals – Robert Smith
- Keyboards – Matthieu Hartley
- Photography By – Andrew Douglas
- Producer – Mike Hedges, Robert Smith
- Producer [Assistant] – Chris Parry, L*, M*, S*
- Written-By – Tolhurst*, Hartley*, Smith*, Gallup*
Notes
[sleeve]Available on cassette FIXC 004
Recorded at Morgan Studio One
Thank you Flood, Graham, Rita, Alex, Marg and John
? 1980 18 Age Record Co. Ltd.
© 1980 Polydor Ltd.
Record manufactured & distributed in the U.K. by Polydor Ltd.
[labels]
All titles published by APB Music Co. Ltd.
? 1980 18 Age Record Co. Ltd.
Marketed and distributed by Phonogram Ltd.
Catalog numbers:
FIX 004 - on spine, back cover & labels
2383 574 - on back cover
This issue has the FIX 004 catalogue number and a smooth (not textured) sleeve.
There are two pressings of this album with identical catalogue number FIX 4 stamped into the run-out groove.
Here the rear cover says FIX 004, on the second issue it's FIXD 4.
Both have the same Polydor number on sleeve.
Some copies have a golden stamp "Limited Edition Special Price"
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout (stamped)): FIX 4 A//1?E STR 14
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout (stamped)): FIX 4 B//3?E STR 14
- Matrix / Runout (Both sides runout (stamped)): STRAWBERRY
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