Dont consider A1 as first pressing and A2 as second pressings.

Record gets cut to laquer, then metalwork made, first 6 (or 10) copies made then checked.

If there is a skip or there is too much bass or some distortion then the record is recut.

The cutting engineer would scribe in 'A2' on the re-cut.

The '2' in A2 is so that the plates are clearly marked.

----- Original Message -----

From: Len Goody

To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land.

Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 2:18 PM

Subject: Re: [KLF] Jams LP6 matrix

Good point...both my copies of LP6 have A2/B2.

Tim Tim <gunsofmu@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Just wondered if anyone can answer this question, the matrix no on lp6. I have 3 copies of jams lp6,

1 promo with pyramid stamp and 2 regular issues, the matrix reads Jams Lp6 A2/B2 on all of

them, usually first pressings would read A1/B1. Does anyone own an lp6 with the A1/B1 matrix

or does anyone have the answer? If there is an A1/B1 matrix does it differ?

Go on everyone get your LP6' out and have a look!

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