John Lennon, Yoko Ono - Milk And Honey - 1984 UK Limited Edition "Picture Disc" - Limited picture disk - Picture disc - 1984

John Lennon & Yoko Ono – Milk And Honey
(Polydor Records – POLH P5 / 821 131-1, 1984 UK Picture Disc)
Original 1984 UK Limited Edition Picture Disc



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Original 1984 UK Polydor limited-edition picture disc of Milk and Honey, designed by Simon Halfon Esq. and pressed by Polydor Ltd. UK.
Issued shortly after John Lennon’s passing, this album collects final recordings and studio outtakes completed by Yoko Ono.
Features the intimate cover photo of John and Yoko (shot by Kishin Shino Yama) and rare backside image of Lennon in studio with cigarette.– a striking tribute to Lennon’s final works and vision.
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Format: LP, 33⅓ RPM, Stereo, Picture Disc
Label: Polydor Records – POLH P5 / 821 131-1
Released: 1984
Country: United Kingdom
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Matrix / Runout: POLHP-SA / POLHP-SB (hand-etched).
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Track Highlights:
Side A
• I’m Stepping Out • Sleepless Night • I Don’t Wanna Face It
• Nobody Told Me • Borrowed Time • O’ Sanity
Side B
• Forgive Me (My Little Flower Princess) • Let Me Count the Ways
• Grow Old With Me • You’re the One

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below is Ai info unverified -

he first batch but 2000, a later one on heavier vinyl (this one) had only 1000 copies:
From this specific limited edition picture disc (catalog number POLH P5) a total of 3,000 copies were produced.
The pressing was done in two separate phases:
1. The first pressing (2,000 copies): This was available directly at the release in March 1984 and was completely sold out in no time. These records typically weighed between 120 and 140 grams.
2. The second pressing (1,000 copies): Due to high demand, the record label Polydor decided to press additional copies. This later run of a thousand units is distinguished by the records being pressed on noticeably thicker and heavier vinyl (about 200 grams).
Because there was no unique numbering printed on the sleeves or records at the time, today the two pressings are mainly distinguishable from each other by checking the weight of the vinyl.

Expert believes a total to be more like 10,000 pressed