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The album cover - a stupid question
Does anybody know why the album was released with a red cover in some countries and with a blue one in others?
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I thought one was the standard version and one had a couple of live tracks added on? I may be talking out my arse though.
No, I'm talking crap. Both UK releases were blue. Everywhere else was red. Maybe someone did some research and decided that British people buy more blue things than red? |
I don't know if I'm mistaken but has it spmething to do with the name change? I have a copy of the artwork from when it went under the title Testify and that is in red I only ever saw it in blue under new title
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No, I don't think it has something to do with the name change. I have the ordinary German CD as well the two-disc special edition, the U.S. enhanced CD and one from Eastern Europe (Ukraine, I think). The German CDs and the U.S. release have red covers, the Ukrainian version has a blue one and contains an extra track (like the U.K. edition). All those CDs were released under the title Couldn't Have Said It Better.
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The Aussie one was red too. Uk one blue.
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Maybe it was just a marketing strategy by the record company :??:
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SACD was red
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among others
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The vinyl's got a red cover ;-)
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The red cover looks the best imo. I've only ever seen the blue for sale in the UK. Since I like the red better I bought my copies from the USA. If I'm not mistaken the CHSIB single was red too as was Did I Say That.
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correct me if im wrong, but werent both versions featured in the ads and billboards? (both in one and the same ad I mean)
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red or blue
I have both red and blue versions and the red is a hybred version for surround sound , and got the red t-shirt .
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My vinyl copy has a blue cover. |
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I thought the only label who released it on vinyl was Polydor in Germany?
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