Incommunicado, Marillion - 7'' Single

1 in stock
Regular price $40.00
Artist - Marillion
Format - 7" Single
Genre - Rock
Year - 1987
Country - Australia
Grading (record) - Near Mint
Grading (sleeve) - Very Good Plus

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Description

Marillion - Incommunicado (Australian Picture Sleeve)

Artist: Marillion Title: Incommunicado / Going Under Format: 7 inch Vinyl Single Original Release: May 1987 Label: EMI (Catalog: EMI 1953) Genre: Neo-Progressive Rock

The Deep Dive Details:

  • The Australian Catalog Number: While the UK version uses the code MARIL 6, the genuine Australian pressing is identified by the catalog number EMI 1953. This is the key buy trigger for your listing.

  • The Picture Sleeve Rarity: The Australian release features the full-colour picture sleeve designed by Mark Wilkinson. Check for the EMI Records Australia print on the back. It should say: Manufactured and Distributed by EMI Music Group of Companies, Sydney, Australia.

  • The Going Under B-Side: This is the short, introspective version. It is highly prized because it serves as the perfect contrast to the anthemic A-side.

  • Matrix and Runout Info: Look for EMI-1953-A and EMI-1953-B hand-etched. These were mastered locally at EMI Studios 301 in Sydney. Australian EMI pressings from the late 80s are known for having a heavier bass response than the UK versions.

  • Vinyl Texture: The Australian EMI 1953 is typically solid black, high-grade vinyl. The labels are standard red and black EMI paper labels, not the plastic injection labels found in the UK.


Keywords: Marillion, Incommunicado, 7 inch Vinyl, 1987, EMI 1953, Australian Pressing, Picture Sleeve, Fish, Mark Wilkinson, Going Under.

Tags: Neo-Prog Vinyl, 80s Rock Singles, Rare Australian Pressings, Marillion Collector.


 

Click for Grading Scale

MINT - sealed

NM - likely never played - almost perfect

VG+ - light scuffs, light scratches wont effect play

VG -  signs of wear, light scratches you can feel

GOOD -  surface noise, visible groove wear

POOR / FAIR- some damage, causing issues like skipping & distorted audio

OIS - original inner sleeve