Release Details
- 1976, UK, Chrysalis Records CHR-1115, Release Date 30 April 1976, LP
- 1976, U.S., Capitol Records ST-11532, Release Date 4 May 1976, LP
- 1976, U.S., Capitol Records ST-11532, Release Date ? April 1976, Cassette
- ?, U.S., Capitol Records SN-16047, Release Date ? ? ?, LP (reissue without picture sleeve)
- ?, U.S., Capitol Records CD 18732, Release Date ? ? ?, CD
- 1994, UK, Terrapin Trucking TRUCKCD005, Release Date ? July 1994, CD (Re-Master)
- 1996, U.S., One Way CD 18467, Release Date ? ? 1996, CD
- 1999, UK, BGO BGOCD421, Release Date 1 October 1999, CD (2 x CD with Free Hand) (This version is missing a few seconds of dialogue at the end of the "Interview" album.)
- 2005, UK, DRT Entertainment RTÉ 00357, Release Date 13 September 2005, CD (35th Anniversary Enhanced Re-Master)
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