The Human League "Travelogue" 1980 PROMO # Never For Sale On Discogs # NM LP
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A$ 75 Sold For
Mar 28, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 21, 2024 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Australia Country Of Seller
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The Human League – Travelogue

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Label: Virgin –2160 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo, White Label Country: Australia Released: 1980 Genre: Electronic Style: Electro, Synth-pop, Experimental

Tracklist

Show Credits A1 Being Boiled Producer, Engineer – John Leckie 4:21 A2 The Black Hit Of Space 4:09 A3 Only After Dark 3:48 A4 Life Kills 3:06 A5 Dreams Of Leaving 5:44 B1 Crow And A Baby 3:41 B2 The Touchables 3:20 B3 Rock N Roll 3:27 B4 Marianne 3:21 B5 WXJL Tonight 4:34
Condition Description & Other Information ## So, in 1980 the UK had a White Label issue of 'Travelogue', Japan had a Promo Only Release, as did Australia. Now on Discogs you can see the Australian White Label Promo version which has however, never turned up for sale on Discogs... 14 x Discogs Members own a copy, & 128 x of their Members Want a copy. Our copy here however, is the hitherto unknown 1980 'Promo Only Not For Sale' Australian 1980 version which has never turned up for sale on Discogs... or anywhere else, that I can see, for that matter! Price... you tell me? The Japanese version of the Promo Only sells for between $100 to $200 depending on condition. This Australian version is SO MUCH RARER... So again, you tell me........... WHAT'S IT WORTH??? ##  The Vinyl is described as Near Mint but may well have never been played. No spindle marks. Just one or maybe 2 x hairlines but probably not from play. Perfect rich waxy lustre The Cover is described as VG+. There is some visible edge/spine & corner-wear. There are some fine cracks to spine & edges with associated wrinkles. There is some minor ring wear to front & verso. There are some colour losses to edges & spine & front cover. No seam splits. Couple of stains here & there. The front cover seems to have a central large symbol penned but well faded from what I can only think was an attempt to erase it. There is another bizarre symbol penned on the inner unseen part of the cover... whether these 2 symbols have anything to do with record companies/radio stations wanting to discourage employees from stealing albums they love, well your guess is as good as mine. However the Cover is not rare... the Vinyl is rare!! Please see attached photos... 


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