HarvestmanMan
Ikon Class
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Anyone want to see World Pacific, Deram, or Veep sleeves? I can't keep track of what's been posted and what hasn't.
company sleeves
- Thread starter paul messis
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Here's how both my Mojo 45s are wrapped. However, I'm not sure if this is a generic '60s Australian sleeve, or an actual sleeve used by the Mojo label
I have an orange version of that sleeve that a Go!! 45 came in.
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- Apr 12, 2011
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- Sydney, Australia
UK next, very conservative and proper. Starting with Parlophone, some fronts and backs
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Heitkotter77
Ikon Class
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I don't think either of these have been posted. Please don't laugh too hard at the 45 in the Dunhill sleeve; I've had this for 48 years.
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This cleans me out of UK sleeves
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paul messis
Ikon Class
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goddamn Mark... seriously your record collection is BOSS.... no wonder you called yourself Bosshoss.
Heitkotter77
Ikon Class
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- the Woods of Briar
That Fran the Fan sleeve is awesome. What's the flip like?
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- Sydney, Australia
It's actually a Parlophone on the flip. Same as the first green Parlophone I posted with the Addicted Man 45.
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The final stop is a real sleever's paradise - Greece. One of the few Eurozone countries that didn't have custom picture sleeves for every release, and therefore company sleeves were the go.
Hicksville Hogwash
Tennalaga Class
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When you look at these sleeves on mass you start to notice the Britcentric addition of the blank top right corner for I guess adding notes or your name or whatever. Kind of ruins the visual aesthetic on some. The same company sleeves from other countries have no clipped corners and are beautiful. Parlophone even puts the clipped corner on two sides for a while. It is like the Brits either did not care too much for the look or knew someday some geek wanted to write (in pencil) "1965 freakbeat stomper"
Oh, and those Greek sleeves are wonderful.
Oh, and those Greek sleeves are wonderful.
Heitkotter77
Ikon Class
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It's really cool to see something like this coming from what was primarily a budget classical label.
PLo
Columbia Class
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- Nov 21, 2012
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- London, UK
And a couple more UK R&B ones... Carnival was primarily a ska label I think
depravedskippy66
Ikon Class
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Mr. Heitkotter - Does "Canticles To Jello" realize the freak potential implied by its title?
pfft
Ikon Class
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I dig it. It's kinda freaky, but more soft-pop-sike-lite, etc. It reminds me a bit of the Avant Garde (Chuck Woolery & partner).
Apparently, there's a whole compilation dedicated to the man. Listen here:
http://www.discogs.com/David-Hess-Climbing-Up-The-Sunshine-Path/release/2933125
