U2 Where The Streets (Scarce 1987 UK 4-track cassette single, also including Race Against Time, Silver And Gold and Sweetest Thing. The stickered black cassette comes housed in a black & clear casing with a fold-out picture insert CIS340) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Scarce 1987 UK injection moulded 7" vinyl single manufactured exclusively for jukebox use, also including Silver And Gold. The vinyl has a few light inaudible surface marks, with a unique JB catalogue number ISJB340) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 UK 4-track 12" single, also featuring Race Against Time, Silver & Gold & Sweetest Thing, picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light edge scuffing and minor storage and ring wear, whilst the vinyl shows only the lightest signs of play - an excellent example 12IS340) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Austrian 4-track CD single, also including Sweetest Thing, Silver And Gold & Race Against Time, picture sleeve) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Japanese 3-track 7" single, includes Silver And Gold & Sweetest Thing, nice picture sleeve featuring gold Japanese text and lyric insert. The sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl is in 'near as new' condition showing little signs of play D07D-2027) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 UK injection moulded 3-track 7" single, also featuring Silver And Gold & Sweetest Thing, picture sleeve IS340) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name - Plain Sleeve (1987 UK 4-track 12" vinyl single, also including Race Against Time, Silver & Gold and Sweetest Thing, plain die-cut sleeve 12IS340) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1987 Italian wide centre jukebox only vinyl 7" on the Ricordi label, also including Never Let Me Down Again by Depeche Mode which has been mistakenly credited to U2, housed in a Dischi Ricordi label die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in a really nice condition with only light signs of play J.B.332) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Canadian 4-track 12" vinyl single featuring Race Against Time, Silver And Gold & Sweetest Thing, matt and glossy 'Adam' picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light edgewear and the vinyl is in near 'as new' condition IS-1146) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1987 US promotional vinyl 7" for the single release with custom black on white labels, and playes the same 4:46 version on both sides, housed in a pink Island company die-cut sleeve) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Original 1987 UK 4-track 12" vinyl EP, also including Race Against Time, Silver & Gold and Sweetest Thing, housed in the classic black & white picture sleeve complete with the hard to find 'Silver & Gold' 12" x12" card lyric insert. The vinyl, sleeve and insert all in superb condition! 12IS340) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 UK 3-track white label promotional vinyl 12" featuring the Extended Mix plus the Extended & Perfect Mood remixes of How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?, housed in a plain black die-cut card sleeve. There is a little scuffing to the edges of the sleeve and despite some light surface scuffs, the vinyl remains in excellent condition 12RDJ6285) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 US Specialty Records Corporation 6-track 12" vinyl test pressing, custom Specialty Records test pressing title labels, within a plain die-cut card sleeve V-56217) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets (Rare 1991 French wide centre 'MPO Echantillon' white label vinyl 7" test pressing, also including How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously, with custom hand annotated labels with both listing the title tracksand dated '24/07/91', with a hand written plain card sleeve. The vinyl has just a few light surface scuffs which has no effect on play and with very little lessening in sound quality) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 German EMI label 'fan pack' includes a promotional copy of the 7" vinyl single in a yellow and black custom made EMI Germany label collective title stickered sleeve. This copy comes with a blue baseball cap with black 'Pet Shop Boys' text across the front - great and unusual collector's item) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 German issue promotional 7" vinyl single pack. An unsual red card pack opens up to reveal the 7" single inside along with two different promotional 5" x 7" colour photographs, 1-page press release in German and 1-page English traslation. The pack is metalic green embossed on the front with 'Pet Shop Boys' and 'Where The Streets Have No Name' on the back along with the catalogue number '20 4254 7' An elaborate and remarkablecollec more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Featured on 1987 Japanese Island/Zenith 23-track 'Alright Now - The Island Live' compilation NTSC laserdisc. Also includes tracks by Bob Marley, Robert Palmer, Julian Cope, Free and Eric Clapton. Picture sleeveincluding U2 picture on reverse + Japanese insert - in fantastic mint condition SFXL-002) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 UK 4-track CD single also including Silver And Gold, Race Against Time & Sweetest Thing, gatefold card picture sleeve. The sleeve has just a little edgewear whilst the disc has just a few cosmetic surface marks which have no effect on play CID340) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 Japanese 2-track DJ promotional/sample copy 3" CD single includes How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously Extended Mix. The sample stamped disc is issued in a unique snap-pack picture sleeve printed with lyrics on the inside; the pack has been 'snapped' and the lower half of the back sleeve removed as is typical of many snap packs; the disc however is MINT! TODP-2273) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Japanese 'rainbow rim' Island label promotional 3-track 7" vinyl single - the third single taken from the band's seminal album, The Joshua Tree, and follow up to the anthemic I Still Haven't Found What I'mLooking For. Also includes Silver And Gold and Sweetest Thing. This promo-stamped 7" is in MINT condition, and is presented in a promo-stickered glossy picture sleeve. Also includes 14"x10" [approx.] Japanese press release - a must have for an more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (I Can't Take My Eyes Off You) (Sealed 1991 US 6-track 12" maxi single, featuring the 12" Dance, Sound Factory, Red Zone & Eclipse mixes as well as the SKA Reprise & 7" Version, picture sleeve. Thiscopy is factory sealed from new in hype stickered shrink, the vinyl mint & unplayed V-56217) more...
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STARSAILOR Where The Streets Have No Name (2006 US 1-track promotional PICTURE DISC CD featuring a great live acoustic version of the classic U2 song, as performed on Nic Harcourt's 'Morning Becomes Eclectic' on KCRW - this disc was onlyavailable with purchases of the 'On The Outside' album) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name [I Can't Take My Eyes Off You] (1991 Japanese only 2-track 3" CD single, includes Seriously Extended Mix, housed in a unique snap-pack picture sleeve with lyrics. This is an ex-rental copy and has rental stickers on the front, otherwise in near mint condition TODP-2273) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare original 1987 UK promotional 25" x 35½" poster issued to promote the single release. Features a black & white image of the band with white artist/title text at the bottom. This item has some pin marks in the corners, but is otherwise in excellent condition and ideal for framing) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1987 Japanese 3-track vinyl 7" single, includes Silver And Gold & Sweetest Thing, picture sleeve featuring gold Japanese text. The sleeve displays signs of edgewear from storage and the vinyl looks Unplayed! D07D-2027) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1987 Italian 2-track Dischi Ricordi jukebox promotional vinyl 7" including 'Never Let Me Down Again' by Depeche Mode on the b-side, housed in a custom 'Special For Dee Jays' blue & white title sleeve with one side dedicated to U2 and the other Depeche Mode. Apart from some light storage marks the sleeve is excellent with the vinyl in near mint conditon J.B.332) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (Rare 1991 German issue promotional vinyl 7" single pack. An unsual yellow card pack opens up to reveal the 7" single inside along with two different promotional 5" x 7" colour photographs, 1-page press release in German and 1-page English traslation. The pack is metalic green embossed on the front with 'Pet Shop Boys' and 'Where The Streets Have No Name' on the back along with the catalogue number '20 4254 7'. An elaborate and remarkable c more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name [Can't Take My Eyes Off You] (1991 US 6-track vinyl 12" maxi single, includes 12" Dance Mix, Sound Factory Mix, Red Zone Mix, Eclipse Mix, SKA Reprise and 7" Version. Comes in a picture sleeve which isstill factory sealed from new, therefore in an unplayed condition V-56217) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 UK 4-track CD single, includes 'How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously' [Extended Mix and Classical Reprise] plus 'Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend', glossy card picture sleeve. The sleeve on thiscopy has some storage marks mostly on the edges, the disc has only a few light surface scuffs which have no effect on play CDR6285) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Spanish 4-track 12" vinyl single, also including Race Against Time, Silver & Gold and Sweetest Thing. With Spanish text on the outer rim of the labels and the back of the matt and glossy 'Adam' picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light ringwear and edgewear; the vinyl is in excellent condition showing few signs of play) more...
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