THE SMITHS What She Said (On Sire US 16-trk promo CD compilation) more...
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THE SMITHS What She Said (Superb and incredibly rare 1985 UK Rough Trade original metal 'mother' stamper for the B-side of the Shakespeare's Sister 12" release and featuring What She Said and Stretch Out And Wait RTT181. Quite probably one of thefew left in existence as these were normally destroyed once the production run was complete. One of the ultimate gems of any Smiths collection!!) ***See More info below for further details on 'Stampers'*** more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 7" vinyl single with four prong centre, also including What She Said, glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork, along with a one page press release RT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Scarce 1985 Dutch Megadisc 3-track 12" including What She Said & Stretch Out And Wait, 'Pat Phoenix' picture sleeve MD125297) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (Scarce limited edition 1987 US Sire 2-track 7" vinyl single also including I Keep Mine Hidden, housed in the blue tinted 'Murray Head' picture sleeve. Both sleeve and vinyl are in MINTcondition!) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (1987 Canadian Sire radio promotional vinyl 7" single which plays the LP Version with I Keep Mine Hidden on the flip side, housed in a generic record label die-cut sleeve 9281367) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (1987 Dutch 7", b/w Pretty Girls Make Graves, picture sleeve MD5280) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (1987 Sire US 1-track promotional only 7" vinyl single. Issued to radio stations only and hence plays the same LP Version 3:32s on each side) more...
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THE SMITHS Shoplifters Of The World Unite (Rare 1986 UK mispressed 12" which plays 'You Just Haven't Earned It Yet Baby' on the A side!, 'Elvis' picture sleeve & die-cut pink inner! RTT195) more...
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THE SMITHS/VARIOUS Begging You (Included on a scarce UK Telstar TV 38-track 'Born To Be Wild' publishing double promo CD-R acetate, also features tracks by Garbage, Primal Scream, Stone Roses & Ian Brown etc, custom printed discs + title/tracklisting inlays) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (Scarce limited edition 1987 US Sire 2-track 7" vinyl single also including I Keep Mine Hidden, housed in the blue tinted 'Murray Head' picture sleeve which due to vinyl shift has cut through the bottom) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (2008 issue UK limited edition 2-track 7" vinyl single, also includes What She Said, issued in the fantastic replica picture sleeve RHN181)
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK Rough Trade white label 3-track 12" vinyl test pressing, also including What She Said and Stretch Out And Wait. With 'Home Is Where The Art Is' and 'Timtom' in the run-out grooves, plain white labels and commercial picture sleeve with promo drill hole in the top right corner RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 7" vinyl single with its intact four prong centre, also including What She Said. Issued in the flipback glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play RT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (Scarce 1987 US 33rpm promotional-only 12" for the Strangeways, Here We Come album, playing the 3:32 LP Version both sides, with custom 'Promotional Copy Not For Sale' label print. Thevinyl is Excellent with just light signs of play PRO-A-2893) more...
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THE SMITHS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (1987 Australian solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including Pretty Girls Make Graves, picture sleeve. the sleeve shows just a little light wear with some minor creasing and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK solid centre 7" single, harder to find than the four-prong centre issue, also including What She Said, with 'Home is where the art is' etched into the runout groove. Comes housed in the glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork, along with a folded-one page press release. The sleeve & vinyl remain in excellent condition RT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK Rough Trade 3-track white label 12" vinyl test pressing with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also including What She Said and Stretch Out And Wait, plain white sleeve. The vinyl showsafew light hairlines with little or no impact on play and is in Excellent condition - a fantastic example! RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also including What She Said and the original version of Stretch Out And Wait which has different opening verse to the version included on The World Won't Listen, housed in the glossy Pat Phoenix image picture sleeve complete with the original illustrated inner. The sleeve & vinyl are near mint RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Ultra Rare 10" metal-based lacquer reference test pressing acetate for the 2008 Rhino UK limited edition 7" single release [originally RT181]. Cut into 10" discs, the acetate features both A & B sides [including What She Said], with the handwritten matrix number in the centre of the disc. Housed in a 12" 'Heathmans Mastering' card sleeve with custom studio labels on the front printed with the title, record company and pressing date of '21/9/2008'. One of the ultimate gems of any Smiths collection) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 3-track 12" single with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also featuring What She Said & the original version of Stretch Out & Wait that differs slightly to the version on The World Won't Listen compilation, Pat Phoenix picture sleeve with illustrated inner. The sleeve has a small seam split to the top, whilst the vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with little play RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespears Sister (Superb and incredibly rare 1985 UK Rough Trade set of A and B side metal 'mother' stampers for the release and includes 3 tracks Shakespears Sister b/w What She Said & Stretch Out And Wait. Quite probably the only existing complete set left in existence as these were normally destroyed once the production run was complete. Complete with the original cardboard stamper box. One of the ultimate gems of any Smiths collection!!) **See More Info for further details on 'Stampers'** more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 Spanish 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including What She Said and the original version of Stretch Out And Wait which has different opening verse to the version included on The World Won't Listen, housed in the glossy Pat Phoenix image picture sleeve. This pressing has incorrect credits on A-side label as 'Produced by John Porter' and 'Engineered by Mark Wallis', instead of 'Produced by The Smiths' and 'Engineered by Stephen Street'. The sleeve di more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also including What She Said and the original version of Stretch Out And Wait which has different opening verse to the version included on The World Won't Listen, housed in the original open factory shrinkwrap the glossy Pat Phoenix image picture sleeve is complete with the original illustrated inner. The sleeve & vinyl are near mint RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK solid centre 7" single, harder to find than the four-prong centre issue, also including What She Said, with 'Home is where the art is' etched into the runout groove, housed in a glossy card picture sleeve featuring the 'Pat Phoenix' artwork, and includes a one page press release. The sleeve & vinyl remain in excellent condition RT181) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 UK 3-track 12" single with 'Home Is Where The Art Is' in the run-out groove, also featuring What She Said & the original version of Stretch Out & Wait that differs slightly to the version on The World Won'tListen compilation, Pat Phoenix picture sleeve with illustrated inner. The sleeve has some notable edgewear, but the vinyl shows few signs of play RTT181) more...
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THE SMITHS / VARIOUS Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before: A Tribute To The Smiths (2007 UK CD album comprising a 12-track tribute to Morrissey and chums, including cover versions of 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out', 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now', 'This Charming Man' & 'Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me' by artists such as Bow Wow Wow, Gene Loves Jezebel, Tiffany and Razed In Black) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (Stunning 1985 UK unfolded uncut printer proof for the front and reverse 7" vinyl single. This original design has a brighter yellow background and the front Pat Phoenix image [A private shot given to him by Pat] is clearer, the reverse of the sleeve credits What She Said which was omitted from the commercial sleeve. These were withdrawn and the the proofs destroyed with only a few surviving and it is unlikely there are any more left in existence with registration and proofing bars and measures 15" X 8" - An awesome item that would look stunning framed!) more...
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THE SMITHS Shakespeare's Sister (1985 Dutch wide centered 7" vinyl single, also including What She Said, the A side label has the incorrect credits, 'Produced by John Porter' and 'Engineered by Mark Wallis' instead of 'Produced by The Smiths'and 'Engineered by Stephen Street', matt thin paper picture sleeve with the Pat Phoenix artwotk and blue artist name text. The sleeve displays some light general wear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play, overall an excellent example more...
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THE SMITHS I Started Something I Couldn't Finish (1986 UK 3-track 12" vinyl single with 'Murder At The Wool Hall" [X] Starring Sheridan Whiteside' & 'You Are Believing, You Do Not Want To Sleep' etched in the run-out grooves, also including theTroy Tate version of Pretty Girls Make Graves plus a live version of the infectious Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others recorded at the band's final show at London's Brixton Academy in December 1986. The glossy Avril Angers picture sleeve has a l more...
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