THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1988 UK Rough Trade 3-track CD single manufactured in France by MPO, also includes Shakespeare's Sister & Stretch Out & Wait. The picture sleeve inlay shows Viv Nicholson in a photograph taken from her1977 book 'Spend Spend Spend' RTT171CD) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 UK Rough Trade promotional vinyl 12" featuring 7:00 version and 3:48 version. Custom printed labels with 'DJ Copy - Not For Sale' text in centre. Housed in a superb Viv Nicholson picture sleeve. Thesleeve has only some light corner scuffs and the vinyl has just a couple of light surface scuffs, but looks barely played. A top copy of this Smiths' rarity which was never officially released as a single in the UK! RTT171) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 Greek-only 4-track 12" vinyl single, also includes How Soon Is Now?, Well I Wonder and Osillate Wildly, housed in the superb purple bordered picture sleeve [more commonly used for the various 'HowSoon Is Now?' releases]. This was basically the release for 'How Soon is Now?' with the addition of Barbarism' as the main track. There is some noticeable shelfwear to the sleeve evident with a few minor creases and pinchmarks at the edges ho more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 Italian only limited edition 2-track 7" vinyl single, includes Shakespeare's Sister. Housed in a Viv Nicholson picture sleeve which only appeared on the Italian & German 7" singles and on the 12" release elsewhere RTD021) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 French promo -only 12" featuring 3:48s Version b/w 6:50s Version, SA-3013) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 German Rough Trade label issue 3-track double A sided 12" vinyl single, also including Shakespeare's Sister and Stretch Out And Wait. Housed in a yellow tinted sleeve featuring Viv Nicholson at the pithead, taken from her 1977 book 'Spend Spend Spend'. [Collectors will remember Morrissey used her images from this book for the "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" single]. The vinyl has a few light inaudible surface marks and the sleeve is i more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare German yellow and black poster featuring the sleeve artwork, with German text, measures approximately 23½" x 16½", would look great framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 German-only limited edition 2-track vinyl 7" single with a wide centre, includes Shakespeare's Sister. Housed in a paper picture sleeve featuring the artwork of Viv Nicholson which only appeared on the Italian & German 7" singles and on the 12" release elsewhere. The sleeve on this copy has a small deletion hole in the middle plus a cataloging sticker, otherwise only has very light storage marks with the vinyl in superb near mint conditio more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Ultra rare [And the first we have seen] German promotional poster for the 1985 european vinyl release and also to support the dates of the tour in Germany, complete with german text and sponser details. This superb piece of poster art measures 16" x 23" with distinctive yellow background and Viv At The Pithead image from the single sleeve - A superb item!!) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Extremely rare UK Rough Trade promotional-only 1-sided vinyl 12", custom picture sleeve with no barcode or catalogue number. 'Barbarism Begins At Home' didn't originally get a commercial release in the UK. However in January 1985, two different specially pressed 12" promos were sent to DJs shortly before the release of the "Meat Is Murder" album. Both promo 12"s were numbered RTT171 but one featured the album version only, while the other had that and a shorter version edited down to 3:48. This 12” is the pressing that features the full length (7 minute) version of the track, and is extremely hard to find these days!) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Extremely rare 1985 UK Rough Trade promotional-only single-sided vinyl 12", custom picture sleeve with no barcode or catalogue number. 'Barbarism Begins At Home' didn't originally get a commercial release in the UK. However in January 1985, two different specially pressed 12" promos were sent to DJs shortly before the release of the "Meat Is Murder" album. Both promo 12"s were numbered RTT171, this is the pressing featuring the full 7 minute ver version of the track, and is extremely hard to find these days! The sleeve has a slight sticker mark in the top right corner and is sold at an advantageous price) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Scarce 1985 UK Rough Trade promotional-only single-sided vinyl 12", with custom 'DJ Copy - Not For Sale' label & housed in a Viv Nicholson picture sleeve. The song didn't originally get a commercial release inthe UK. However in January 1985, two different specially pressed 12" promos were sent to DJs shortly before the release of the 'Meat Is Murder' album. Both promo 12"s were numbered RTT171, this is the pressing featuring the full 7 minute version of the track, and is extremely hard to find these days! The sleeve has only some light edgewear and the vinyl has just a couple of light surface scuffs, but looks barely played. This copy also includes a 10" x 8" black & white publicity photograph, picture postcard and copied biography RTT17 more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1988 Australian 3-track CD single, also including Shakespeare's Sister & Stretch Out And Wait. The disc features a black & yellow designs and clearly states 'Made In Australia' with the Rough Trade logo,the picture sleeve features the Viv Nicholson artwork with the photo taken from her 1977 book 'Spend Spend Spend', with a back inlay which has the Rough Trade and Festival Records both printed) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Rare 1985 German-only limited edition 7" single with wide centre, also featuring Shakespeare's Sister, housed in a paper picture sleeve featuring the Viv Nicholson artwork which only appeared on the Italian& German 7" singles & on the 12" release elsewhere. The sleeve has no additional catalogue number sticker & just a few small deletion pin-holes in the middle, whilst the vinyl is Excellent with minimal sign of play RTD021) more...
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THE SMITHS Barbarism Begins At Home (Very Rare 1985 UK Rough Trade 4-track white label test-pressing 12" b/w Medium Pitch Test Tone, High Pitch Test Tone & Silence RTT171) more...
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THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder Live EP White Label 7" (Rare plain label UK 7" test pressing for this unissued and WITHDRAWN single which pre- dates the 'Mayking' pressing, features live versions from Oxford of Meat Is Murder, Nowhere Fast and Stretch Out And Wait. Pressed in the UK as opposed to the Mayking pressing which was made by the French based company MPO. Only a handful were made of this unique and 100% genuine rarity) more...
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THE SMITHS Peel Session (1994 UK 4-track CD EP, featuring material recorded on 18th May 1983 for the BBC Radio One John Peel Show, including What Difference Does It Make?, Miserable Lie, Reel Around The Fountain & Handsome Devil, unique 'live' picture sleeve) more...
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THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder Live EP (Very Rare 1985 UK promo-only 5-track white label test pressing 12" for the famous WITHDRAWN EP - all tracks were recorded live at The Apollo, Oxford in March 1985 but this issue/ tracklisting was scrapped by Rough Trade after the test pressing stage and replaced with the 'That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore' release using the same catalogue number RTT186 - possibly the rarest Smiths collectable of them all, please see more info.... more...
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THE SMITHS 1982-1987 (Ltd Italian book + unrel live 3" CD inc Still Ill, This Charming.., Miserable Lie & What Difference [text in English]) more...
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THE SMITHS Meat Is Murder Live EP (Rare UK MayKing Records Ltd custom label 7" test pressing for this unissued single, features live versions from Oxford of Meat Is Murder, Nowhere Fast and Stretch Out And Wait, label dated 18 April 1985 - a legendary rarity from Manchester's finest, up there with Reel Around The Fountain and the negative sleeve for Hand In Glove, RT186) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister - Live At The Hollywood Palladium (WITHDRAWN 2003 US promotional-only official Sweet Relief 19-track Charity CD, includes this previously unreleased Smiths live recording from June of 1985, and also includes other new, live or unreleased tracks from many of the biggest and best acts known today, limited edition CDPRO-1002) more...
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