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Nick Drake - Fruit Tree (4xCD, Album, RE + Box, Comp, RE)

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Nick Drake - Fruit Tree (4xCD, Album, RE + Box, Comp, RE)Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: sealed original! General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): The complete Nick Drake recordings on four Compact Discs Released in LP size box with Fruit Tree book with photographs, lyrics & biography This compilation 1986 Rykodisc CD1: HNCD 4434 Copyright 1969 Rykomusic & 1970 Island Records Ltd. Manufactured and

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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sealed original!

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
The complete Nick Drake recordings on four Compact Discs Released in LP size box with Fruit Tree book with photographs, lyrics & biography This compilation © 1986 Rykodisc CD1: HNCD 4434 Copyright © 1969 Rykomusic ©&℗ 1970 Island Records Ltd. Manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc under exclusive license from Island Records Ltd. Barcode: 0 31257-4434-2 5 Manufactured in the USA CD2: HNCD 4435 Copyright © 1970 Rykomusic ©&℗ 1970 Island Records Ltd. Manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc under exclusive license from Island Records Ltd. Barcode: 0 31257-4435-2 4 Manufactured in the USA CD3: HNCD 4436 Copyright © 1972 Rykomusic ©&℗ 1972 Island Records Ltd. Manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc under exclusive license from Island Records Ltd. Barcode: 0 31257-4436-2 3 Manufactured in the USA CD4: HNCD 1318 Original sessions engineered at Sound Techniques, remixed at Livingston Studios Copyright © 1968, 1969, 1974 Rykomusic, except "Been Smoking Too Long" author unknown (copyright control) ©&℗ 1979, 1986 Island Records Ltd. Manufactured and marketed by Rykodisc under exclusive license from Island Records Ltd. Barcode: 0 31257-1318-2 7 Manufactured in the USA

 

. Five Leaves Left
1-1. Time Has Told Me 3:56
1-2. River Man 4:28
1-3. Three Hours 6:01
1-4. Way To Blue 3:05
1-5. Day Is Done 2:22
1-6. 'Cello Song 3:58
1-7. The Thoughts Of Mary Jane 3:12
1-8. Man In A Shed 3:49
1-9. Fruit Tree 4:42
1-10. Saturday Sun 4:00
. Bryter Layter
2-1. Introduction 1:33
2-2. Hazey Jane II 3:41
2-3. At The Chime Of A City Clock 4:42
2-4. One Of These Things First 4:46
2-5. Hazey Jane I 4:24
2-6. Bryter Layter 3:16
2-7. Fly 2:56
2-8. Poor Boy 6:30
2-9. Northern Sky 3:42
2-10. Sunday 3:39
. Pink Moon
3-1. Pink Moon 2:00
3-2. Place To Be 2:39
3-3. Radio 1:58
3-4. Which Will 2:56
3-5. Horn 1:19
3-6. Things Behind The Sun 3:23
3-7. Know 2:23
3-8. Parasite 3:30
3-9. Ride 2:57
3-10. Harvest Breed 1:00
3-11. From The Morning 2:25
. Time Of No Reply
4-1. Time Of No Reply 2:52
4-2. I Was Made To Love Magic 3:08
4-3. Joey 3:04
4-4. Clothes Of Sand 2:32
4-5. Man In A Shed 3:02
4-6. Mayfair 2:28
4-7. Fly 2:28
4-8. The Thoughts Of Mary Jane 3:42
4-9. Been Smoking Too Long 2:13
4-10. Strange Meeting II 3:32
4-11. Rider On The Wheel 2:30
4-12. Black Eyed Dog 3:20
4-13. Hanging On A Star 2:42
4-14. Voice From A Mountain 3:40

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Rights Society ASCAP
Barcode 0 31257-5402-2 3
Matrix / Runout HNCD 4434 01% E
Matrix / Runout HNCD 4435 01! B
Matrix / Runout HNCD 4436 01% D
Matrix / Runout HNCD 1318 01! E
Matrix / Runout MADE IN USA

 

Manufactured By Rykodisc
Marketed By Rykodisc
Licensed From Island Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Island Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) Island Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) Rykomusic
Published By Warlock Music Ltd.
Produced For Witchseason Productions Ltd.
Engineered At Sound Techniques, London
Remixed At Livingston Studios

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