Mark-Almond – 73

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		Live
		Get Yourself Together	5:07
		What Am I Living For	6:56
		The Neighborhood Man	8:06
		Studio
		Lonely Girl	5:03
		Clowns (The Demise Of The European Circus With No Thanks To Fellini)	7:49
		Home To You	8:00

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	73 LP, Album, Stereo, Terre Haute Pressing, Gatefold	Columbia – KC 32486	US	1973	US — 1973	Recently Edited
	73 LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold	Columbia – KC 32486	Canada	1973	Canada — 1973	Recently Edited
	73 LP, Album, Gatefold	Columbia – KC 32486	UK	1973	UK — 1973	New Submission
	73 LP, Album	CBS/Sony – SOPL 217	Japan	1973	Japan — 1973	New Submission
	73 Cassette, Album	Columbia – CT 32486	US	1973	US — 1973	New Submission
	73 LP, Album, Gatefold	Columbia – KC 32486	US	1973	US — 1973	New Submission
	73 LP, Album, Stereo, Santa Maria Pressing	Columbia – KC 32486	US	1973	US — 1973	New Submission
	73 LP, Album, Stereo, Santa Maria Pressing	Columbia – KC 32486	US	1973	US — 1973	New Submission
	73 LP, Album	Kuckuck – 2375 027		1974	— 1974	New Submission
	73 LP, Album, Promo	Kuckuck – 2375 027		1974	— 1974	New Submission
	73 CD, Album	Line Records – LICD 9.00514 O		1988	— 1988	New Submission
	73 CD, Album, Reissue	Sony Records Int'l – SI 8070	Japan	2002	Japan — 2002	New Submission
	73 CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Line Records – LICD 600071 E		2018	— 2018	New Submission
	73 CD, Album	Black Sun (2) – 15053-2				New Submission

HomerHossa Sep 4, 2020
Edited 4 years ago

referencing 73 (CD, Album) LICD 9.00514 O

Beware of Line Records cd reissues and their awful mastering. On some versions, there's an unexpected buzz signal at 3'34" in track six. Can't wait for a serious label to do their music justice. And for shopkeepers to stop confusing this duo with the singer of Soft Cell.
HomerHossa Sep 4, 2020
referencing 73 (CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered) LICD 600071 E

Avoid this utterly awful reissue, which is both below par for its mastering and for its packaging (simple cardboard sleeve as for a cd single, hardly any orginal artwork, no liner notes). Even though it says "super precision line mastering" on the sleeve, there's an unexpected buzz signal at 3'34" in track six. Can't wait for a serious label to do their music justice. And for shopkeepers to stop confusing this duo with the singer of Soft Cell.