This notoriously mishandled CD single release was one in a string of botch jobs by Atlantic Records, Tori Amos' label, but by far the worst; and to most, it signaled their complete disinterest in her career. Originally meant to be a two disc CD single set issued in the UK and also Australia, it is ironically easier to find versions of the singles that do NOT contain errors than to find ones that do. Originally slated for release in October, with the plan for one disc to be limited edition, they were pushed back to November of 1999. The Australian versions saw their release in October. The best way to distinguish an Australian pressing is simply by looking at the disc, which should contain the "Warner Music Australia" symbol on it. The various mispressings/printings are as follows: The majority of the "part two" copies of the single mistakenly play the tracks from the "part one" single. In some cases the "part two" copy of the Australian single actually plays a full length album by the band "Everything but the Girl". The only way to distinguish this is to have an open copy and look at the back of the disc to see how much data is on it (or, of course, to play it.) On all "part one" copies of the single, the writing credits mistakenly attribute the song "Famous Blue Raincoat" to Tori Amos and the song "Twinkle" to Leonard Cohen; they should be the reverse. Additionally the song title is mistakenly shortened to just "Blue Raincoat".