The Man Who Sold The World

℗ 1972 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Co. LLC under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd. Digital remaster ℗ 1999 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Co. LLC under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd. ℗ 1999 Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Co. LLC © 1999 EMI Records Ltd. Manufactured by: Toshiba-EMI Limited TOCP-53505 / STEREO Japanese low budget limited edition (available only through 3 months period) CD, released as part of Rock UK/US Series Second Toshiba-EMI (later EMI Music Japan) repress of 1999 digitally remastered reissue (released in Japan with Cat# TOCP 65306) under various low budget (price: 1.500￥) series, each of them carries same barcode (4 988006 831803) & Cat# (TOCP-53529) but with different Obis. Artwork and packaging (jewel case, inserts, booklet, folded sheet with Japanese lyrics and text by Kaz Akiawa) are identical as in TOCP-65306 (except that all of them carrying TOCP-53529 Cat# instead of TOCP-65306) Same as original 1999 release (TOCP-65306), this and other low budget releases are not enhanced. Cat# (TOCP-53529): on obi, disc, spine, back booklet, back insert, Japanese text & lyrics spread sheet. European / International Cat#: (7243 521901 0 2 ; on disc only) Dates printed on back cover and back obi explanation: 05•7•6 = date of first reissue (under low budget series) of 1999 release 99•9•6 = date of 1st international release of 1999 remastered album Y = mark used by RIAJ on music publications to indicate that content is of foreign origin Tracks Publisher: North America - Tintoretto Music (BMI) administered by RZO Music, Inc., Screen Gems-EMI Music, Inc. (BMI) o/b/o EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Chrysalis Songs (BMI). Rest of World - Tintoretto Music/RZO Music Ltd., EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Chrysalis Music Ltd. Lyrics reproduced by kind permission. Recorded at Trident and Advision Studios, London. Remixed at Trident Studios. Digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studios, London, 1999. These original analogue masters have been digitally transferred at 24 bits resolution, processed using Sonic Solutions NoNoise technology and mastered to 16 bit for CD using Prism SNS Noise Shaping.