
Stickers on a radio promo of Goats Head Soup. The Rolling Stones. 1973.

Stickers on a radio promo of Goats Head Soup. The Rolling Stones. 1973.
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Sticker on an Electra Records generic sleeve containing the promo 12″ of Hallelujah. Happy Mondays. 1990.
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Weird seal sticker on Requiem For An Almost Lady. Lee Hazlewood. 1971.
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Hunky Dory. David Bowie. 1971.
The bookends of Bowie’s heyday. Does anyone know what’s up with the stickers over the RCA logos? I don’t want to brag but I bought these in a cut-out bin in Tokyo if that helps.

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More of a stamp than a sticker, but a warning to sensitive listeners that the language on Field Day for the Sundays gets a little rough.
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HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I. Michael Jackson. 1995.
Some previous owner of my copy of this box set tried his best to pry the stickers off of the cover but thankfully didn’t succeed. The second one was added to the cover of the included booklet after controversy arose around the lyrical content of the song They Don’t Care About Us (which is a total banger, by the way). It’s incredible it wouldn’t have occurred to Michael or anyone around him that the lyric, “Jew me, sue me, everybody do me/Kick me, kike me, don’t you black or white me”, wouldn’t have attracted some heat. But Mike was having a bad couple of years.


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Italian Another Day.



Front, rear and record label of Japanese Another Day.

Japanese lyric sheet.


Weird home-made picture sleeve consisting of two ads for the single cut out of a UK music weekly and pasted together. Another Day folk art bought on eBay.


Front and rear of Portuguese Another Day.


Front and back of the French Another Day.

Belgium Another Day.


Front and rear of the Israeli Another Day (which is more or less the same).

German Another Day.


Record Store Day release. 2012.