Information:©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
In 1973 Trade Mark of Quality released several titles in a generic,
die-cut cover. This has come to be known as the 'Cartoon cover'. All
covers
were alike. The die-cut in the center exposed the album label. On one
side
the label was a large TMQ pig logo. The other side was a full printed
label
that gave the title, volume number, LP reference number, track listing
for both sides, and source information. ©
1999 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
The CARTOON
series
by Larry Hansen
©
1999 Larry Hansen
The 'S-reference number' [The reference number
designated on the insert of the original release version] of the
LPs included in the Cartoon series match the volume number [Printed
on the label] of the LPs in this series. This holds true with
the
exception of volumes 12 & 13 which appear to be a simple
transposition.
Volume 1 (*) is shown as Great White Wonder. All known copies are
double
albums in the normal stamped covers, but with the cartoon style labels.
The labels omit any volume number, but have the reference 72001. This
will therefore be assumed to be the first. All other titles include the
volume number on the label.
The titles missing S-references from
those listed by Dominique Roques in 'great white answers'
are:
'Isle of Wight', 'Best of Great White Wonder', 'While the establishment
Burns', and 'Burn Some More'.
Steve White submits a plausible theory. "By utilizing
some D-references
and some 1974 editions the following can be offered for study:"
D-104 While the establishment Burns / Isle of
Wight
D-114 BBC Broadcast
S-115 Melbourne, Australia
D-116 St. Valentine's Day Massacre (electric)
S-117 St. Valentine's Day Massacre (acoustic)
S-118 Early 60's revisited
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