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Prince & The Revolution - Paisley Park FLAC album


Performer: Prince & The Revolution
Genre: Electronic
Title: Paisley Park
Country: UK
Released: 1985
Style: Synth-pop
Label: WEA
Catalog Number: W9052P, 928 961-7, W 9052 P
FLAC version ZIP size: 2202 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2244 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2660 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 550

Tracklist

1Paisley Park4:38
2She's Always In My Hair3:25

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
W9052T, W 9052 (T), 920 356-0, 920356-0Prince & The Revolution Paisley Park ‎(12", Single)Paisley Park, Paisley Park, Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. RecordsW9052T, W 9052 (T), 920 356-0, 920356-0UK1985
W9052T, 920 356-0, W 9052 (T), 920356-0Prince & The Revolution Paisley Park ‎(12", Single, MP)Paisley Park, Paisley Park, Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. RecordsW9052T, 920 356-0, W 9052 (T), 920356-0UK1985
929 052-7Prince & The Revolution Paisley Park ‎(7", Single)Paisley Park929 052-7Europe1985
W9052, 929052-7, 929 052-7Prince & The Revolution Paisley Park ‎(7", Single, Pap)Paisley Park, Paisley Park, Paisley ParkW9052, 929052-7, 929 052-7UK1985
W 9052 (T), 920356-0Prince & The Revolution Paisley Park ‎(12", Single, Lon)Paisley Park, Warner Bros. RecordsW 9052 (T), 920356-0UK1985

Credits

  • Producer, Arranged By, Composed By, PerformerPrince And The Revolution

Notes

Island Music Ltd.
℗ + © 1985 WEA International Inc.
Marketed and Distributed by WEA Records Ltd.
A Warner Communications Co.
Printed and Made in England.
Track durations not listed on the release.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): W+9052+P+A SRT
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): W+9052+P+B SRT

Companies

  • Marketed By – WEA Records Ltd.
  • Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – WEA International Inc.
  • Copyright (c) – WEA International Inc.
  • Pressed By – SRT
  • Published By – Island Music Ltd.

Video

Crazy
What causes the discoloration or colorization of this picture disc? My 'A' side has turned brown.

I am led to believe that it is a reaction between certain chemicals used in the manufacture of the plastic sleeves. I have several discs that have reacted this way which probably makes them virtually worthless as they are no longer in MINT condition.All my picture discs are now housed in 10" paper sleeves.

Oxidation. Essentially picture discs are two bits of clear vinyl sandwiched together with a bit of card in the middle. Unless you do it in an inert environment then over the years it will go wrong. Paisley Park is particularly susceptible to it

Poor manufacturing.. I have 3 of these and all 3 are brown