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Harry said:Yeah, I have one. It's one of the earlier CD purchases I made.
And it's true that it came packaged in a longbox with two individual jewel cases, and only the first one had a fold-over "booklet". That booklet attempted to replicate the gatefold of the LP, but instead of being two "pages", it was expanded to three, with the track list of disc one moved to the left page.
Which brings us to the interesting "error" on this issue. If you look carefully at the track list on the inside of the booklet, and indeed on the face of the CD's themselves, you'll see that disc two starts with track [14] and goes through [27]. Anyone today knows that that's impossible - to have a CD that starts with anything other than track [1] is simply not possible.
So our good friends at A&M in the US, decided to "correct" the situation by including the following paper insert:
The printed back inserts were correct, listing the tracks as what they really were, [1] through [14].
I, long ago, moved the CD's from their two individual jewel cases and put them in a space-saving single-width double-disc jewel case with a flip-over page.
So yes, just one "booklet" in the WG pressing.
Harry
KeithH said:Harry, thanks. I have a corrected version. Disc two lists the tracks as 14-27 on the actual disc and back insert. However, the back insert with disc one lists the tracks on disc two as 1-14.
Harry said:KeithH said:Harry, thanks. I have a corrected version. Disc two lists the tracks as 14-27 on the actual disc and back insert. However, the back insert with disc one lists the tracks on disc two as 1-14.
That's odd. My "uncorrected" version has two back inserts that both list the disc two songs as [1] through [14]. I still have both, folding the second one to be the inside tray liner. Both say "Printed in USA".
Harry