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FYI I have three different variations of the pink True Colours - 1 has orange triangles 2. has yellow triangles 3. black triangles I assume the latter one must have been a printing error, and there must have been a small number done like this. Interestingly it is missing the L37167 number on top rear right, though it's present on the spine like the others. Not for sale but just in case this is news as to what's out there!

Oooh, do you have pics? I'd love to see the possible printing error! Do you have all of the colours?

Does anybody know for sure, just how many different colour combos there are? There seem to be more out there than I thought. I wasn't aware a pink with black triangles - very cool if that is a printing error. There won't be many of them! Some of the shades seem quite different too - I'm not sure if it has been caused by some colour fading over the years, if some covers just came out of the printers slightly different, or if it was intended. I would be keen to know how many different colour...

I have a ridiculous 33 copies of True Colours! (1-11 are Australian) 1. Pink and yellow triangles 2. Pink with orange triangles 3. Pink with black triangles 4. Black and White 5. Purple with yellow triangles 6. Blue with orange triangles 7. Silver and Gold 8. Yellow and Blue 9. Lime Green and pink triangles 10. Yellow and pink triangles 11. Yellow with red triangles (laser etched) + variant of 11 , Sample, variant with rear statement printed in white in the blue top border "Unique laser...

Wow! Thanks for posting that. That’s really impressive, especially the the red vinyl etched test pressing - very cool!

I think it's safe to say a whole lot of us are very VERY jealous of that collection! Do you have them on display somewhere?

I too would be fascinated to see pictures of those pink covers. You should be able to upload photos to the Facebook page, by clicking on the icon at the top of the page, then 'sharing'....perhaps that would work?

I received the orange vinyl the other day and thought it sounded pretty decent. Some light clicks and pops between tracks but overall good sonics with no distortion during tracks. I did give it a good washing because there was some factory scum on side four. But after that it played fine. Maybe you got a bum pressing?

I bought my copy all those years ago on the week of release and fairly certain it didn't ....

Hello everyone, and sorry for my English. I bought this beautiful edition a few days ago. I have all Crowded House albums and singles on CD, and some on vinyl, and my expectations were very high. Orange vinyls are beautiful, however, the sound is very poor. I think some CDs sound better, it has some background noise and the C side is completely saturated. It's a beautiful vinyl for my collection, but I don't think I'll listen to it again. My question is: Is my copy defective? I would like to...

Hi there! I know this is probably a long shot, but I'm looking for the vinyl of "True Colours" with the pink sleeve if anyone has a copy to sell? The quality of the vinyl itself isn't of great concern (I have a copy that I can play already); I'm looking for one with a sleeve in excellent condition that I can frame. It's the only one I need to complete my collection of TC album sleeves! If anyone has a copy they are willing to part with, please let me know!

hi all, I just bought an Australian "Second Thoughts". I'm wondering if it originally had a printed inner sleeve?

Haven't seen anyone post about this, but I think the recent vinyl release of They Will Have Their Way is very well done. I'm not a huge vinyl collector, but I do get the Finn releases. So I splurged to import this vinyl from Australia to the US. They couldn't fit everything on to two records, so someone picked what they thought was the best selections from the She/He/They will have Her/His/Their Way albums. For the most part, I agree with the selections, though there are 4 songs repeated...

The dropped recordings you mentioned are all NZ artists, so maybe they wanted all Australian artists for the Australian market.

That makes sense. I figured the popularity of the artists in Australia played a role in the song selection. Most of these artists have zero name recognition in the US, so I really lack context for those decisions.

"Sony Music will re-release the mid-90s two-part ENZSO, combining New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with Dave Dobbyn, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Jon Stevens, Annie Crummer, Sam Hunt, Neil Finn, Tim Finn and the New Zealand Youth Choir performing Split Enz songs. The re-release will see ENZSO , which yielded sell-out tours in Australia and New Zealand, on vinyl and spatial audio for the first time." from: https://themusicnetwork.com/eddie-rayner-origin-music-deal/