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Interesting. I hadn't noticed there was no title on the left spine of COWBOYS & ALIENS, probably because I actually have the other spine facing out on all my CDs. It comes from the days when I had a handmade shelving unit that had drawers at the bottom. As I'd get more and more CDs to fill the shelves, all the CDs at the end had to go in the drawers. To keep them alphabetical and easily movable, I had to put them with the other spine out to keep the booklet from crunching up against the pins on the cases. Pedantic, obsessive, and typically me. 
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Here is one more example:
The case with C&A is clearly a mistake (of the pressing plant, maybe?), because it's only on the European (Colosseum) edition.
I had this one, but it was so frustrating to me that I gave it to a friend and bought again the American release from Varese (which has the title properly on the spine).
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This is a trivial one, but being an amateur typologist (I was studying digital typography at the time), it irked me that on Varese Sarabande's first release of THE OMEN, it said:
"Original Motion PICTURE Soundtrack"
It was actually in "small caps" so all capital letters but with the initial letters large and other letters small. Except for the word "PICTURE" which was all large caps.
Very, very trivial, nothing to complain about but like I said, as a typologist with OCD tendencies, it irked me!
Cheers
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May 28, 2015 - 4:18 PM
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Trekfan
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I checked my copy, and i have the sarbande-version. This is hilarious, as i purchased this cd when it was
released, it was my first Goldsmith cd and i've never noticed it. Does missspelling make it a rare collectors item? 
When you say "I have the sarbande-version", I realize my wording might've been vague. To clarify, when I wrote "spelling error on 'Sarabande' on one spine side but not the other", I meant literally that same VSD-5267 release has the different spellings on one spine side vs. the other spine side, and not that it's two releases/pressings/versions of the disc. So, that begs the question - if you turn to the other side of your disc, does it have it the correct way? I'm assuming this impacts all releases of the VSD-5267 except perhaps the Colosseum European rebrandings.
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I remember an old LP from Japan of DAY OF THE DOLPHIN which said it was the:
ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUND TRUCK
And yes, by good ol' Dolerue!
Does that say, "ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUND TRUCK"?
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How about Intrada's ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ "composed and composed by Jerry Fielding"
(had the hamsters had the good sense to hire ME to write the liner notes, this fiasco could have been avoided)
brm
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