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1. The Smiths - William, It Was Really Nothing - Withdrawn Comes from 'ITALY' 12" vinyl
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THE SMITHS William, It Was Really Nothing (Withdrawn 1984 Italian mispress 12" vinyl single, also featuring How Soon Is Now? & Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want. Note: the version of How Soon found here is a unique 6:47 mix unavailable anywhere else in the world & never released on CD. The story goes, Rough Trade sent the incorrect master for the b-side How Soon Is Now? to Virgin in Italy. This collector's item featured at No. 9 in Record Collector's '100 Great more...
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2. The Smiths - William, Was It Really Nothing - Withdrawn Yellow Lettering 12" Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' artwork
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THE SMITHS William, Was It Really Nothing (Very rare unissued 1987 UK Rough Trade unfolded uncut card printer proof artwork for the 12" vinyl front and reverse sleeve with colour bars. The front sleeve is the Mauve tinted picture sleeve featuringcover star Billie Whitelaw as Lottie from the 1968 movie 'Charlie Bubbles and measures 25" x 14". The reverse has the all-important UNRELEASED yellow lettering, presumably used by the designers Jo Slee and Caryn Gough aspart of the production more...
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3. The Smiths - William, Was It Really Nothing - Withdrawn Yellow Lettering Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' artwork
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THE SMITHS William, Was It Really Nothing (Stunning unissued 1987 UK Rough Trade unfolded uncut card printer proof for the 7" vinyl front and reverse sleeve with colour, registration and proofing bars. The front sleeve is the Mauve tinted picturesleeve featuring Billie Whitelaw as Lottie from the 1968 movie 'Charlie Bubbles, measuring 20" x 14". The reverse has UNRELEASED yellow lettering that was used by the designers Jo Slee and Caryn Gough as part of the production process, quite likely the only copy left in existence. Great artwork that would look stunning framed - Simply fabulous!! ) more...
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4. The Smiths - William It Was Really Nothing - Proof Artwork Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' artwork
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THE SMITHS William It Was Really Nothing (Stunning and very rare 1984 UK withdrawn RED uncut artwork proof for the 7" vinyl single front and reverse sleeve. Whilst the tracklisting for the band's fifth single was already confirmed [William, Please, Please, Please & How Soon Is Now, were all demoed by Marr in one feverish weekend of recording apparently!], this early artwork proof is in RED, completely different to the green and lilac finished sleeves. Hand annotations alongt more...
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5. The Smiths - Meat Is Murder Live EP - Test Pressing Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' 12" vinyl
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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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