As usual the error is in thinking different labels mean a different pressing.This double album from the west coast USA and a reissue of 2 Kornyphone releases first appeared with Toasted Labels around 1980.It was then copied on the East Coast and all 3 releases above are the same basic pressing as are the limited multi colour issues.These releases from the East side at this time were done to order and whatever labels that were available at the time were used until finished and then another different batch used or indeed just plain white.You will see all the label variations here on other releases from the same area around the early to mid 1980s.

Just wondering if your sleeve has "manufactured by finestkind...sydney,new south wales. printed in australia, all rights reserved, toasted b.v.", like mine has.asking because all the releases listed are US and 1 japan.

This a reissue on a different label and with different cover of two bootlegs from 1974: His Masters Voice / His First Farwell Tour LP (The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label, TAKRL 1935), but only including the London, Hammersmith Odeon 03.07.73 tracks (missing Rebel Rebel and Panic in Detroit), and of the Dollars in Drag LP (The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label, TAKRL 1905), reproduced in its entirety, thus including the London, Marquee Club 18-20.10.73 tracks, plus Supermen (from the compilation "Glastonbury Fayre"), and Hang On To Yourself and Man In The Middle, both official Arnold Corns releases."1984" also includes the officially unreleased track Dodo.