'Used' due to age but unplayed / mint condition, from storage in a vinyl lovers collection.  One of over 1000 records and CD's to sell! Check out my other sale items with other Jam rarities...

Released in 2001, there were 500 green records produced BUT ONLY ONE YELLOW and here it is!

Biting The Apple - New York City '82

‎– Weird 8                 Tracklist A1 Running On The Spot A2 Boy About Town A3 Happy Together A4 Ghosts A5 Five O'Clock Hero A6 Scrape Away B1 That's Entertainment B2 Tales From The Riverbank B3 Trans Global Express B4 Circus B5 Eton Rifles B6 The Gift All tracks recorded at the Palladium, New York on 15th May 1982
To meet debate about the pressing of this album and the colours produced, I entered dialogue with the guy who reviewed it on Discogs – he’s a bit of an expert on Weller material and claims to know the guy at Weird (the record label). April 2, 2013 edited about 1 year ago

There's been more rubbish written about this Alien release than any other else...so let's put it straight!
Released in the U.K. 2001 the first pressing (500) were on green vinyl, with around 50 on lilac/purple. Also around 10 copies on green/lilac mixture where they didn't clean the plates. There is also 1 (and ONLY 1) copy on kidney brown vinyl, 1 copy on clear vinyl, 1 copy on clear light gold vinyl, 1 copy on clear yellow vinyl. THESE ARE ALL FACTS!!!! The second press of 300 were all on green vinyl.

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Conversation re this album and another I have listed… read from bottom up!

There were only 500 WYGIWYG pressed, spready over 3 colours - white, silver & gold. they are rarer than BTA.

All the best

On 05/24/14, 10:44AM, mozzertad wrote:
Wow! Thank you. As I say, I have quite a few, including a white (What You Give Is What You Get). Think I'll try to give discogs a try then. Cheers again for the reply.

On 05/24/14, 10:35AM, Alwills wrote:
Hello

I know the guy who pressed and released BTA very well and the info I posted was 100% accurate, straight from the horses mouth as it were! :)

I suggest that listing it on eBay would be OK, but nowadays listing on Discogs at a set price often results a quicker sale with less hassle/fees. I would imagine a yellow one would be worth £50 - £70, something like that.

All the best

On 05/24/14, 09:10AM, mozzertad wrote:
Hi Alan. I have a large collection of Jam/Weller back catalogue which includes quite a few bootleg albums. I came to discogs to check out their worth before putting them up on eBay and when looking up the first one (B.T.A.) I saw your comment that these pressings were limited - not only that but I actually have the one Yellow pressing (unplayed!) you mention. Is that fact, and do you have any idea of its worth to collectors. I suppose thirdly, do you know anybody that might want it? Completely new to this site so appreciate any advice, cheers.