FaustFaust

Label:

Recommended Records – RR one

Format:

Vinyl , LP, Album, Misprint, Reissue

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Experimental

Tracklist

A1 Why Don't You Eat Carrots 9:35
A2 Meadow Meal 8:05
B Miss Fortune 16:36

Notes

Black vinyl pressing which differs to all other Recommended pressings which were on clear vinyl

Has side 1 labels of 1960 LP 'Living Strings Play Music For Romance' on both sides but plays both sides of 'Faust' by Faust and matrix details correspond exactly to the standard clear vinyl Recommended pressing

Comes in generic: Patent Nos. 1,125,555 1,325,071, 1.072,844 (to lower left corner) Made In Great Britain (to lower right corner) poly-lined plain white paper inner sleeve as used by Recommended at that time. With 'Faust' by Faust handwritten on front top right corner.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: (Side A, hand-etched runout): FAUST - Side One NRL GR 3 MPKT T
  • Matrix / Runout: (Side B, hand-etched runout): FAUST Side Two NRL GR 3 MPKT T

Other Versions (5 of 35)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Recently Edited
Faust (LP, Album, Stereo, Clear) Polydor 2310 142 UK 1971
Recently Edited
Faust (LP, Album, Transparent Clear) Polydor 2310 142 1971
New Submission
Faust (LP, Album, Promo, Transparent Clear Vinyl) Polydor 2310 142 1971
New Submission
Faust (LP, Album, Transparent Clear Vinyl / Red Labels) Polydor 2310 142 1971
New Submission
Faust (LP, Album, Stereo) Polydor 2310 142 1971

Reviews

  • Mr_Mole_2011's avatar
    Mr_Mole_2011

    Mr_Mole_2011 25 Jun 2022
    I obtained this (and the similar copy of 'Faust' https://www.discogs.sie.com/release/23656610-Faust-So-Far) from an old friend who worked at Recommended Records briefly and whose first job was to place the pressings of the first two Faust re-issues in their respective sleeves.. He came across these anomalies and asked about them and was told they were the test pressings so don't put those in the sleeves! At the end of the day he was told he could have copies for himself and he chose these ones.. He told me they were the only copies of this kind that he encountered, so I would really like to know if anyone knows of any other copies out there, or indeed any other information about them. I've always been puzzled as to why the older labels were seemingly deliberately placed with the printed information on display rather than reversed as would be the normal practice on white label pressings.. All highly unusual and to think they could have easily ended up inside the sleeves and sent out to some unsuspecting buyer along with the standard copies or the record!

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