Maid Of Orleans

© 1981 Dindisc Ltd. This release has the silver metallic stained glass front and a silver back. This is a white label promo copy. Side A is Maid of Orleans as listed. Side B has 6 tracks of varying lengths, all silent. Full production versions of the single were originally to have featured a B side track titled Experiments In Vertical Take Off. The song hadn't actually been written at the time, but merely existed as a title. The single sleeves were printed with this title, but Andy and Paul decided against the idea, and chose a brand new song called Navigation. The original sleeve design for the 12" version used an [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1649086]embossed coin motif on a silver foil sleeve[/url]. The band weren't happy with this sleeve design, which led to the new stained glass version. A limited number of the coin foil sleeves, however, were issued. The 12" stained glass sleeve design was printed on a silver reflective background front and reverse. Later versions of the sleeve were [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1813426]non-reflective and featured a grey back[/url]. A [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/1813429]third issue[/url] used a white back and made an attempt to correct the track listing. However, it listed the third track as 'Of All The Things We've Done'. Duration manually timed.