Yeah I think I agree.
When I moved house years ago and no longer owned a copy of Neighbourhood (because in fact it was never MINE…) I ordered the US copy from Amazon, because I preferred the US front cover. Notice how the brit version has WELCOME written the same way as I'D LIE FOR YOU in the booklet? Always annoyed me.
Anyway, when it arrived I noticed the front cover has fake creases etc like that of a cheap paperback novel (the UK version doesn't have that, right?), and that every image in the booklet is laid out in the same way. It was a little disapopinting compared to my memories of the UK version.
Different photo of meat used inside, too, I think.
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> > Yeah, and VISUALLY, they are very clearly movie posters.
> > In the UK version of the album I think they are MEANT to
> > still be movie posters, it wasn't until I got the US
> > version that they were laid out on the front of books that
> > I got the whole pulp art thing.
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> Which leads to another topic, the difference between the
> US and UK releases. Again, same friend of mine had the US
> release of "Welcome to the Neighbourhood" and I had the
> other one, the one that was released over here. I'd never
> seen it before. I wasn't aware there was any difference,
> besides the spelling.
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