NOTE 2 The runouts are VERY shallow and impossible to read with the exception of faint STERLING stamp. NOTE 1: This is a very funny picture disc with standard center labels and a gold-coloured cardboard pressed in the place of the usual pictures. RELEASED: Reissue probably released in the late 80s CENTER LABELS: red/yellow Music for Nations labels, VINYL: cut at Sterling Sound int he US and pressed somewhere in the UK RUNOUTS: side A, full runouts: STERLING Music For Nations, 12 KUT 112, 45RPM picture disc, reissue NOTE: This one sounds a lot more open and higher frequency oriented than the MPO pressed edition right above. RELEASED: Probably the first Roadrunner edition released in late 1984 or early 1985. INNERSLEEVE: plain white paper innersleeve, die-cut only from the other side (may be the original innersleeve) © 1984 Roadrunner Productions B.V., P.O.B. CENTER LABELS: beige center labels with red and black text, VINYL: pressed by EMI Uden in the Netherlands in late 1984 or early 1985 based on the runouts Roadrunner Records, RR 125503, 45RPM black heavyweight vinyl NOTE 2: This one sounds much softer and even somewhat muffled compared to the release right below. This is actually a UK edition made in France by a UK label for the UK market. NOTE 1: Due to the French manufacturer this is VERY often said to be French edition but French editions of Metallica releases were released by different labels. RELEASED: Probably one of the first Music for Nations UK editions released in late 1984 or early 1985. INNERSLEEVE: plain white polylined paper innersleeve, upper corners clipped (probably not the original innersleeve) COVER: simple cover without copyright info CENTER LABELS: beige center labels with old Music for Nations logo (small man holding a small red flag), VINYL: cut by Tim Young at CBS studios and pressed by MPO in France Side B, full runouts, etched: MPO 12KUT 112 B1 TY RUNOUTS: side A, full runouts, etched: MPO 12KUT 112 A1 tim tom cbs Music For Nations, 12 KUT 112, 45RPM black vinyl

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