I'll never forget when I opened my 1991 CD edition of Jackson 5 Greatest Hits, and there were about ten covers in the frontal tray, and it was factory sealed!

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I just looked into the credits of my 1991 Tina Turner Simply The Best CD and it had TWO booklets in the front.

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No, but I bought a CD of Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Hits when it came out in the early 1990s and it had 2 covers stapled to the lyric book.

MickyDolenz said:

No, but I bought a CD of Bruce Springsteen's Greatest Hits when it came out in the early 1990s and it had 2 covers stapled to the lyric book.

That's the kinda schitt I'm talking about!

My Crystal ball set had two Disc II's and no booklet for some odd reason.

took it back got a regular one and left the booklet in the store when I did a double check smh

Nope, just multiple cds came with booklets that smelled like shit.

I'd hate to have the booklet to AOA but no cd. Those lyrics! lol

I wonder does anyone have one of those Beatles "butcher babies" LP covers that had the trunk photo slapped on top of it. Some tried to steam the top cover off.

MickyDolenz said:

I wonder does anyone have one of those Beatles "butcher babies" LP covers that had the trunk photo slapped on top of it. Some tried to steam the top cover off.

My local record store has TWO! One original of the babies, and a second one with the trunk photo on top if you wanted to try steaming it off.

This thread brings back memories of the time I worked for a music distributor and I had to repackage the Cds, vinyl, and cassettes. It felt good to send a 10,000. dollar bill to Tower Records, seeing how I spent all my money there! I still miss Tower Records stores though!

Cinny said:

MickyDolenz said:

I wonder does anyone have one of those Beatles "butcher babies" LP covers that had the trunk photo slapped on top of it. Some tried to steam the top cover off.

My local record store has TWO! One original of the babies, and a second one with the trunk photo on top if you wanted to try steaming it off.

Is it the original release or one of those reproductions that were put out around 5 years ago? The re-released version is the one I see at the local record stores. The originals are sold for a lot of money. The babies cover was also put on a remastered CD box set of the US albums not that long ago.

MickyDolenz said:

Cinny said:

My local record store has TWO! One original of the babies, and a second one with the trunk photo on top if you wanted to try steaming it off.

Is it the original release or one of those reproductions that were put out around 5 years ago? The re-released version is the one I see at the local record stores. The originals are sold for a lot of money. The babies cover was also put on a remastered CD box set of the US albums not that long ago.

I assume it is original due to it being on the wall for hundreds of dollars. But yeah, I was going to mention the reissue.

kewlschool said:

This thread brings back memories of the time I worked for a music distributor and I had to repackage the Cds, vinyl, and cassettes. It felt good to send a 10,000. dollar bill to Tower Records, seeing how I spent all my money there! I still miss Tower Records stores though!

Did you ever have a roll of Parental Advisory stickers for the outside?

I have an Isley Brothers album called Winner Takes All in which the sides on the cover and the record labels are labeled differently.

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cover - label

side 1 = side 1

side 2 = side 4

side 3 = side 2

side 4 = side 3

MickyDolenz said:

I have an Isley Brothers album called Winner Takes All in which the sides on the cover and the record labels are labeled differently.

.

cover - label

side 1 = side 1

side 2 = side 4

side 3 = side 2

side 4 = side 3

Oh god, lol I have a few of those too! Kashif's hot album is all fucked up. I think the same side appears on both, and the sequence is wrong.

Cinny said:

kewlschool said:

This thread brings back memories of the time I worked for a music distributor and I had to repackage the Cds, vinyl, and cassettes. It felt good to send a 10,000. dollar bill to Tower Records, seeing how I spent all my money there! I still miss Tower Records stores though!

Did you ever have a roll of Parental Advisory stickers for the outside?

Nope. Just cleaned up the package or resealed the package.