Talk:Greatest Hits (Air Supply album)
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[edit] Unspecified source for Image:Air Supply Greatest Hits.jpg
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[edit] Track listing Query
I was playing my old LP copy which led me to look up this article. The LP has an identical cover and title, but is released by EMI Australia (not Arista) and has 13 songs instead of 9, with 7 on side one and 6 on side two, with a (P) date of 1983, not 1988.
I've looked up the CD edition at www.sanity.com.au (Australian site) and (although with a different cover) again on EMI, not Arista, with a release year of 1993, not 1988. I've also looked up the CD edition at www.amazon.com (US site) which yielded matches for both the American edition and the German edition. The German edition has a release date of 1984 on the Ariola label whilst the American edition matches the date and label in the article. Both the German and American editions have the same cover as used in this article (and on my LP copy), the Australian edition of the CD does not. All CD editions have the track listing that is listed in the article.
I have edited the article to reflect the LP release as it is older and Australian and thus surpasses all other editions released since.
KatCassidy 12:51, 4 December 2007 (UTC)
