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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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Italian issue 4-track 12" vinyl single, also including Race Against Time, Silver & Gold and Sweetest Thing, matt and glossy 'Adam' picture sleeve. The sleeve has a slight sticker mark near the top edge plus some ringwear and would be described as very good, but the vinyl itself is in excellent condition, with few signs of play 1SX240) more...
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U2 Where The Streets Have No Name (1987 Italian 3-track 7" vinyl single with Italian perimeter text to the wide centred labels, also including Silver And Gold and Sweetest Thing, picture sleeve. The sleeve has some minor edge scuffing and the vinyl has just a few light hairline surface scuffs but remains otherwise excellent IS340) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 Dutch wode centred 7" vinyl single featuring their version of the U2 classic, also including How Can You Expect To Be Taken Seriously?, picture sleeve) 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 12" vinyl maxi single, includes 12" Dance Mix, Sound Factory Mix, Red Zone Mix, Eclipse Mix, SKA Reprise and 7" Version. The picture sleeve shows only alittle light general wear and the vinyl looks barely played V-56217) more...
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PET SHOP BOYS Where The Streets Have No Name (1991 US limited edition 5-track CD single including the Original 7", 12" Dance and Red Zone remixes, Bet She's Not Your Girlfriend plus I Want A Dog [Techno Funk Mix], complete with its rare'live on stage' picture sleeve [different to any other worldwide issue]. This copy remains sealed in its original hype-stickered shrinkwrap! E2-56217) 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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