Release Details
| Country/Region | Label | Cat. No. | Media | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK | EG Records | EGAMB 002, | LP | April 1980 |
| UK | EG Records | EGED 18 | CD & LP | ? |
| Germany | Polydor | 2311 105 | LP | ? |
| France | Polydor | 2335 205 | LP | 1980 |
| US | Editions EG | EGS 202 | LP | April 1980 |
| US | Caroline | 1549-2 | LP | ? |
| US | Caroline | 1549 | CD | April 1992 |
| US | Editions EG/Obscure | ? | LP | January 1987 |
| US | Editions EG | EEGCD 18 | CD | April 1992 |
| Europe | Virgin | 8664982 | CD | December 2004 |
| UK | Virgin | ENOCD 7 7243 8 66497 2 0 |
CD | 2004 |
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