Untitled Album By :$OVIET:FRANCE: - Production Details

Production Details

1982 edition
  • Label: Red Rhino Records (UK)
  • Catalogue number: RED12
  • Format: 12 inch vinyl album with hand made sleeve (manually screenprinted hessian bags)
  • Artwork: original artwork and design by :$OVIET:FRANCE:
  • Total running time: 00:25:17
1985 edition
  • Label: Red Rhino Records (UK)
  • Catalogue number: RED12
  • Format: 12 inch vinyl album with hand made sleeve (manually screenprinted hessian bags)
  • Artwork: original artwork and design by :$OVIET:FRANCE:
  • Total running time: 00:25:17
1990 edition
  • Label: Charrm (UK)
  • Catalogue numbers: CHARRMLP2 (12 inch vinyl); CHARRMCD2 (CD)
  • CD EAN: 5016266900225
  • Formats: 12 inch vinyl album with commercially manufactured sleeve (screenprinted hessian bags); audio CD with commercially printed inlay and traycard
  • Artwork: original artwork and design by :$OVIET:FRANCE:
  • Total running time: 00:32:30

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