Records with DIFFERENT LABELS

[Doug G.]

There are actually 4 varieties of each type of RCA labels, classical and pop.
Again, from my QQ RCA page:

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Yay! I was going to post the same thing (without photos) and now I don't have to. The "Aloha From Hawaii" CD-4 was released on at least the two middle ones, too.

Doug

 

[Doug G.]

Ya know, after seeing the blue Asylum label, I'm pretty sure I saw it somewhere with the "E" on it, too, as Kvadro claimed. Seems entirely possible, especially since there were solid blue butterfly labels of the Doors in regular stereo:

Doug

 

[kvadro]

Ya know, after seeing the blue Asylum label, I'm pretty sure I saw it somewhere with the "E" on it, too, as Kvadro claimed. Seems entirely possible, especially since there were solid blue butterfly labels of the Doors in regular stereo:

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Doug

VERY interesting. It's not on discogs. Australian release. If so MAYBE, but I don't think so, that the one I saw was an OZ release ???? Again EVERYTHING is possible

 

[kvadro]

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[ar surround]

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These both look like bootlegs. I don't know if they are, they just have that appearance.

 

[kvadro]

These both look like bootlegs. I don't know if they are, they just have that appearance.

If you mean the above 2 Japan Ovation photos, they are REAL

 

[kvadro]

There are actually 4 varieties of each type of RCA labels, classical and pop.
Again, from my QQ RCA page:

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Jon, also like this:

 

[kvadro]

Also these 2:

 

[Doug G.]

The blue label RCA test record is very interesting. Frequency response tests with the carrier only?

EDIT: The rest of my post deleted because I had comments about the JVC "Hot and Wild" record all screwed up.

Doug

 

[winopener]

If you mean the above 2 Japan Ovation photos, they are REAL

The three Kanji on top are the "not for sale", these are japan promo/test pressings.
Nice the handshake on the first one, maybe it means "courtesy of...".

 

[MidiMagic]

The three Kanji on top are the "not for sale", these are japan promo/test pressings.
Nice the handshake on the first one, maybe it means "courtesy of...".

Handshake? The clapping hands are Ovation's main logo. Every Ovation record I have has them.

 

[winopener]

I didn't have a thought about the company logo, every jap promo white label i've seen had no logo anywhere. It is true that even this one didn't have one printed, it is rubber-stamped, but it's a unique.

 

[kvadro]

The blue label RCA test record is very interesting. Frequency response tests with the carrier only?

EDIT: The rest of my post deleted because I had comments about the JVC "Hot and Wild" record all screwed up.

Doug

Here is the other side

 

[kvadro]

I didn't have a thought about the company logo, every jap promo white label i've seen had no logo anywhere. It is true that even this one didn't have one printed, it is rubber-stamped, but it's a unique.

****but it's a unique****

I didn't know, thanks

 

[kvadro]

Quite few COMMAND albums have 2 different labels

 

[kvadro]

Quite few abc Impulse albums have also different labels

 

[kvadro]

And this other abc Impulse label:

 

[kvadro]

Quite a few UK CBS were like these 2 variations:
And different labels too:

 

[kvadro]

Here are some more UK CBS labels:

 

[winopener]

That's not "different labels", these are just "different stickers" to convert Columbia (which in Europe was a TM for EMI) to CBS.