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Adam and the Ants Country Label Catalogue Number Matrix numbers Format Release date A-side B-side After leaving Decca, Adam and the Ants signed with Camden based independant label Do it Records who put the band into the studio as soon as they signed on the dotted line. Zerox was the product. A series of UK music press adverts followed in the weeks leading up to the single's release which coincided with a major UK tour culminating at The Lyceum in London. There are several cut out variations on the back of the sleeve, two of which are pictured right. The "Physical pressing" In the first half of 1980 Do it secretly released an initial pressing with the song Physical on the B side although Whip in my Valise was still credited. The only way to identify the pressing (other than compare the grooves) is by the matrix etching. The alternate mix There are also two mixes of the single. |
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