Does anyone have this version of Sgt. Pepper from Malaysia to rip?

[fvallejt]

thanks a lot!!

[maul]

Maul,
Awesome!!
Thanks for posting this one.
Would you happen to know if this is a CD rip or a Vinyl rip?
Mike

Sorry to say that, in a hurry to share , I forgotten that, at the time, I had ‘noted’ 🖊 this CD release as dubious,
first of all because it is in Mono (the original LP relase is only in Stereo).
A forum-friend confirmed this is sourced from CD , in a nutshell it’s a Forgery/Reconstruction.
I must add that, at this point , I think the hopes of getting a genuine vinyl RIP of this exotic LP are near 0%

[recordroman]

Maul,
Awesome!!
Thanks for posting this one.
Would you happen to know if this is a CD rip or a Vinyl rip?
Mike

Sorry to say that, in a hurry to share , I forgotten that, at the time, I had ‘noted’ 🖊 this CD release as dubious,
first of all because it is in Mono (the original LP relase is only in Stereo).
A forum-friend confirmed this is sourced from CD , in a nutshell it’s a Forgery/Reconstruction.
I must add that, at this point , I think the hopes of getting a genuine vinyl RIP of this exotic LP are near 0%

Thank you for the clarification Mauro. After I listened to it, it sounded very clean and in mono. looking at the artwork, the LP scans indicated stereo whereas the CD creation indicated monaural. In a way its fitting - a unique LP originally created due to censorship laws abroad only to be followed up by a forgery years later. Just wait - the next round will involve AI

[beatlesfanfromsop]

Maul,
Awesome!!
Thanks for posting this one.
Would you happen to know if this is a CD rip or a Vinyl rip?
Mike

Sorry to say that, in a hurry to share , I forgotten that, at the time, I had ‘noted’ 🖊 this CD release as dubious,
first of all because it is in Mono (the original LP relase is only in Stereo).
A forum-friend confirmed this is sourced from CD , in a nutshell it’s a Forgery/Reconstruction.
I must add that, at this point , I think the hopes of getting a genuine vinyl RIP of this exotic LP are near 0%

Maul,
Thanks for your response.
Mike

[ntwined88]

It must be said that as far as Malaysia and Singapore are concerned, they would love it if they did NOT turn you on. Strict strict strict drug policy meant no to A Day In The Life

[bobzilla]

It must be said that as far as Malaysia and Singapore are concerned, they would love it if they did NOT turn you on. Strict strict strict drug policy meant no to A Day In The Life

The fun thing is, that didn't take root until the 70s, so you can find original 60s releases with the official track listings (and catalog numbers), but then the 70s hit and you get the SLPEA catalog numbers with the oddball track listings. Revolver with Your Mother Should Know instead of Yellow Submarine is weird.

[WOA76]

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
https://www.discogs.com/release/4789444 ... -Club-Band

Label: Parlophone – SLPEA-1006
Format: Vinyl, LP, Reissue, Album, Alternate track listing
Country: Singapore
Released: 1970
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock
A1 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
A2 The Fool On The Hill
A3 Baby You're A Rich Man
A4 Getting Better
A5 Fixing A Hole
A6 She's Leaving Home
A7 Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite
B1 Within You Without You
B2 When I'm Sixty-Four
B3 Lovely Rita
B4 Good Morning Good Morning
B5 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
B6 I Am The Walrus

Censored 1970s pressing from Singapore. Any tracks with supposed drug references were removed.

B6 is misspelled as "I'm The Walrus" on the sleeve and label.

Some copies come in a standard UK single (Non-Gatefold) sleeve with lyrics printed on the back and insert, while some have an alternate locally made modified sleeve with differing rear artwork.
Matrix / Runout (Side 1): SLPEA 1006 A
Matrix / Runout (Side 2): SLPEA 1006 B