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+ Can you make a copy of a track/single/album/video for me? No.
+ Can I copy the discography information for my own use? All entries and credits must remain intact. See credits for further information.
+ What are the different country codes used?
+ What are the different codes used for formats?
An acetate is used as the cut prior to the cutting of the master disc. It is often used by the label, engineer, producer, or other party to get an idea of the recording once mass-produced.
Acetates (contains no acetate...) are heavier than vinyl and may smell strange. Acetates also degrade quickly when played. A flexi disc is a thin vinyl sheet designed to be played on a turntable, but so thin it could easily be distributed with a magazine or such.
+ Why isn't the item I have listed? Because we may not know about the item. Send the maintainer the details and a scan/photo.
+ Why don't you list all compilations released? Because that would be a lot of compilations. Compilations with very common tracks, e.g., True Faith, will not be listed unless it's a promo, released by Factory, or a unique release from an "unusual" country. It's somewhat subjective...
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