Kwai Chang's eBay #8(DCC Doors CD, Vintage rarities, reels etc.)

The Doors - The Doors DCC 24K Gold CD
The Iveys - Maybe Tomorrow (1992 UK vinyl LP + 4 track bonus disc) | eBay
X - Los Angeles (U.S. vinyl LP on Slash Records SR-104) | eBay
Rare Earth - One World (U.S. reel-to-reel tape 7 1/2 ips) | eBay
Bob Dylan - Rocks And Gravel EP(7" vinyl) | eBay
The Partridge Family - Up To Date (U.S. reel-to-reel tape 7 1/2 ips) | eBay
Travis - The Invisible Band (U.K. vinyl LP, ISOM 25LP)
Bowie - Come Back My Baby/Who Can I Be Now (7" vinyl Sould Out Label)
Blood, Sweat & Tears - 'B, S & T; 4' (U.S. reel-to-reel tape 3 3/4 ips) | eBay
Paul & Linda McCartney - RAM (U.S. DCC Gold CD)
The Seeds - S/T Debut (U.S. original vinyl LP) | eBay
King Crimson - In The Court Of The Crimson King (MFSL LP) | eBay
Ringo Starr - Starr Struck (Best Of Vol 2) Vinyl LP Still Sealed | eBay
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (Japan 1976 w/ alt. take of From A Buick 6) | eBay
Crosby Stills & Nash - Crosby Stills & Nash (U.S. reel-to-reel tape 3 3/4 ips) | eBay

Thank you for looking!
(Thank you, Steve Hoffman!!!)

 

You do realize that the made in Japan DCC Gold CD's never came with a cardboard slip-case as they came in long-boxes, yes?

 

To be honest, Dave...I have been confused by the information that I have found. I couldn't even find an image of this particular disc. The artwork for the back of the jewel case is of two varieties. Also, one of those has a second variation as well. So, I don't know which is which...or which one I have. I acquired the item 'as is'. Any help or link is appreciated. I love The Doors. I collect vinyl records. This disc is beyond my 'expertise'.
Thank you, Sir!

 

For "some" DCC titles you have both a Japan and USA release is all. The catalog numbers prior to GZS-1051 (IIRC) were all long-box made in Japan releases. Some albums only have the Japan release. The Doors did have both because DCC was still licensed to manufacture/distribute the albums they had released when manufacturing moved to the USA from Japan. Everything post GZS-1051, again (IIRC), was manufactured in the USA and only had a slip-cover release.

Does it make more sense now?

 

Thank you, Dave!
I appreciate the help.
Stay tuned...many more cool items to be listed.
Sincerely, KC

 

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