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FM Headroom Direct to disc recording

I picked up a copy of this masterpiece today at a used shop. There were two copies there, one was from Labyrinth records and the other from passport. The one from Labyrinth was called FM direct to disc Limited addition rock recording. The one from Passport was called HEADROOM. Just wondering if there was any difference in the recording quality and pressing. I understand were only two hundred copies pressed. Any light shed on this recording would be appreciated.

I have not heard this record in about 22 years so I am looking forward to a night in the theater.
Cheers
ghost_rider
ghost_rider OP
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Yup , thats the one, thanks Synthfreek! So it looks like there is two different copies, again I am going to have to buy the other for curiosity sake.

Happy New Year to all
smacky
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Doan beleaf awl yew reads oan blogs.

"Direct-To-Disc" wor hir secundt release. Pit oot oan Toronto label, Labyrinth.

Den , sem yahre, IO (Kiras Musical Works) pit out slight diffrunt cowerart,identicul pitchur bur nou wif "Head Room" (wot does NORT appear oan fust issue) pit in place o' th' FM green neon logo'. Alser bottum o' frunt cower hus exttra line: "featuring Progressive Rock Trio FM".

Yew canny go by th' "Discwasher Group" oanna bark cower since baith versioons huv it.

Baith issues wor gatefowlds, bur I HUV seen a singul sleeve versioon o' secundt press wic ah arsesumes iss quite rare.

(Ah huv varra nice trade copay o' th' IO (gatefowld) press.)

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Alternate cower fer "Black Noise"?? Ah nivvah 'eard tell o' dis.
Ainnywhe'ear a boday kin sees a pitchur?
smacky
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Kerrectioon:
Secundt (Head Room)versioon wasnae releasid sem yahre , bur in 1980.
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