XTC - Towers Of London (2x7", Tow)

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

cover is singned by bandmember Andy Partridge!!! hype sticker is removed!
 

Notes:

The special double-pack edition of [r495732. It came as two picture sleeve releases within a plastic sleeve, printed upon which was the London skyline in silhouette. Other label notes: [Sides B & C 'Recorded live at The Rainbow, 17th September, 1979, by The Manor Mobile'. [Side D 'Recorded 8 October 1979. Released by arrangement with BBC Records. With thanks to John Peel' Published by 'Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd' [Sides A, B, C ℗ 1980 Virgin Records Ltd [Side D ℗ BBC 1979 ℗ 1980 Virgin Records Ltd. A similar release without [l87246 markings in the run-outs can be found here [r=12775442. Both this and the similar release were pressed at [l553982.

A. Towers Of London 4:38
B. Set Myself On Fire (Live) 4:34
C. Battery Brides (Live) 6:42
D. Scissor Man 4:20

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout VS-372 A-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 B-2 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 C-1 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 D-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-A1 Λ TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout VS-372-B2 Λ TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout VS-372 C-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-D1 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-A1 33 Λ TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout VS-372-B2 3 9 Λ TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout VS-372-C1 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-D1 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS.372-A1 Λ TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / Runout VS-372.B-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372.C-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372.D-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-A3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-B2 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 C-3 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-D1 Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-A1 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372-B2 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 C-1 TOWNHOUSE Λ
Matrix / Runout VS-372 D-1 Λ

Phonographic Copyright (p) Virgin Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) BBC
Published By Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd.
Recorded At Rainbow Theatre London
Recorded By Manor Mobile
Lacquer Cut At The Town House
Pressed By CBS Pressing Plant, Aston Clinton