LOVE IT TO DEATH
WS 1883 - Made in USA - 1971
First release
No white banner beneath the title.
(The STS 1061 catalog number only appears on UK 1st releases.)
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LOVE IT TO DEATH
WS 1883 - Made in USA - 1971
Straight white label promo version of the above.
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LOVE IT TO DEATH
WS 1883 - Made in USA - 1971
Pink Straight label
Second (cover) pressing
(also known with Dark Green WB label)
After "I'm Eighteen" had became a hit, a white banner was placed right beneath the album title saying:
INCLUDING THEIR HIT " I'M EIGHTEEN "
On page two the credits had some lines added and the WS 1883 number was added at the bottom - check here
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LOVE IT TO DEATH
WS 1883 - Made in USA - 1971
Green Straight / Warner Bros. label
The first censored cover?
In books and on homepages it can be read that this cover was the first 'hasty' attempt to cover up Alice's thumb,
not to be mistaking for 'something else'.
BUT... look closely! The photo used on the front has already been painted/censored !!!
So why first paint the picture and then afterward cover it up with those huge white borders too?
Notice also that the white "I'm Eighteen" banner do not appear on this cover!
I have now seen it twice on ebay described as the 'club' version....:
"This is the mail order ONLY/Record Club Edition cover version with the "thumb" cut off on the front cover!..."
If you have the story on this cover, I would be happy to post it!
Only known with the green WB label
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At this moment I have no later Love It To Death US albums... but later covers has, as you probably are fully aware of,
the original cover design but with the thumb painted out, and the white "I'm Eighteen" banner included.
Among the labels are of course the WB green, Palm Tree and three - and Creme label.