Hammie Posted Friday at 21:02 Share Posted Friday at 21:02 Would I be right in assuming all copies of Gail Nevels - He can’t do without me/ Taking my mind of love Have reversed labels and that the Dotty’s copies were released later with the sides pressed the right way around Anyone have the facts ? cheers 1 Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Nick Soule Posted Saturday at 09:04 Share Posted Saturday at 09:04 My old copy on Star Track had the labels on the correct side. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Hammie Posted Saturday at 10:06 Author Share Posted Saturday at 10:06 Cheers it must have been one defective run of the press then …I have seen another being sold as reversed labels in the past too Hammie 1 Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Wheelsville1 Posted Saturday at 17:15 Share Posted Saturday at 17:15 7 hours ago, Hammie said: Cheers it must have been one defective run of the press then …I have seen another being sold as reversed labels in the past too Hammie Several copies on Dottys also have reversed labels,i wonder if this is why it's so bloody scarce? Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Mal C Posted Saturday at 18:31 Share Posted Saturday at 18:31 I had one that had the labels the right way round, this is like the Servicemen on Pathway isn’t it, they did a few runs, as the first was labelled the wrong way round. Or maybe it was done incorrectly at different factories? think the Star Trek 45 was only one pressing plant though? Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
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