A1 – Custard Pie
A2 – The Rover
A3 – In My Time Of Dying
B1 – Houses Of The Holy
B2 – Trampled Under Foot
B3 – Kashmir
C1 – In The Light
C2 – Bron-Yr-Aur
C3 – Down By The Seaside
C4 – Ten Years Gone
D1 – Night Flight
D2 – The Wanton Song
D3 – Boogie With Stu
D4 – Black Country Woman
D5 – Sick Again
First pressing has labels without Warner logo (W) on rim text and vinyl matrix ending with 1/4/1/1.
A very few copies comes with a top rounded black sticker with titles track and "TWO RECORD SET SSK 89400"
The original die-cut "windows" cover has "SWAN SONG/484 KINGS ROAD, LONDON SW10" address at the top on back.
The set contains two custom inners with code "SSK 89400/A" for disc 1 and "SSK 89400/B" for disc 2 on bottom right back corner, plus a 2-page folded insert that has songs titles, credits, and text "Sleeve printed and made in England by Gothic Print Finishers Ltd., London SE9 2EQ".
Original cover & inners are smooth on the outside and textured/rough on the inside.
However, the Insert has 3 different types – all used throughout the 1st Pressing run:-
1) First Insert – Satin finish to front and back, thick in quality, with a SINGLE fold to the bottom as in the detailed photo (not to be confused with the later re-issue inserts from the late 70s which are shiny, very thin, and have 2 folds). This is the rarest insert type, and existed on the first few copies only – as identified by the different shines to the colours under light (current to the printing processes available in 1975), satin finish and SINGLE fold. Found on the 1st Press 1/4/1/1 copies, and in some 2nd Press 1/5/1/1 copies.
2) This was then changed to the insert with the cardboard back (to match the cover & inners), but again has a SINGLE fold. Again like the above this quite rare. Only found on the 1st Press 1/4/1/1 copies.
3) Lastly the most common insert found in most 1st Press copies – is the insert with the white front and cardboard back with TWO folds at the bottom. The above two rarest inserts with a single fold, did not fit properly around the inners & records inside the cover, and so TWO folds (like a cover spine) were made on each insert at the bottom. This therefore solved the problem, and therefore wrapped around the records & inners inside the cover properly.
