To Buy the reissue of this EP in USA:http://www,wscollective.com/store Cost;21.95 plus Shipping & Handling

We are very happy to announce the re-release of The Short Wave Mystery Pilots 12" EP, under specific agreement/license with The Shortwave Mystery. The 12" vinyl re-release has been re-mastered by Michael Romanowski Mastering and cut by Paul Stubblebine (New Order Blue Monday 12" US release lathe man )with strict oversight from The Shortwave Mystery.Manufacture of this re-release is from same plant in Southern California that produced the original. In keeping with the requirements of the license agreement with the Short~Wave Mystery, the release is offered individual buyers, at an affordable price. DEALER INQUIRIES have a 15 unit baseline requirement.which can be mixed and matched with other titles in our catalog please contact Carrie Hackney via [email protected] copies can be purchased via Discogs or our online store athttp://www.wscollective.com All individual copies come with free Shortwave Mystery Poster . There will be a 4 copy limit per individual buyer. Price is set at 21.95 each If you have any further questions please feel free tocontact Carrie Hackney or Jonathan Palmer [email protected]

In order to distinguish the original, 1985 first pressing of "The Short Wave Mystery" from the recent 2013 re-release of the same title you will have to compare the stamper Serial Number# trail-outs of the EP's. The 1985 original EP has side 1 run out etched with: KH13122 Are1 myKMII (in cursive). Side 2 of the original Pressing has: "KH13122 BRCII myKMII" (in cursive). THE 2013 REPRESSING HAS THE FOLLOWING: Side 1 has engraved: "PSM-SF" (Lacquer engineer Paul Stubblebine's inscription) and "WS2013001-A" (Record Labels Catalog number)Side 2 has engraved again: "PSM-SF" (Lacquer engineer Paul Stubblebine's inscription) and "WS2013001-B" (Record Labels Catalog number)Lastly band members had the lacquer engineer etch on Side B:"This one's for Ray" in honor of the original producer Raymond E. Parish, now deceased.Other than the etching run out , the quality of the two recordings are different-The 2013 Repress has more details and less stereo imaging placed on the overall master bus along with extended talking parts between band members at the end of Track 2. The original cover's red lettering seems a bit darker and is placed higher to the edge of the Jacket than it does on the Original. Other than that, cosmetically, two EP's are nearly identical, save for the repressing Jacket being MUCH whiter than the off white the original has taken on due to wear, over the years.. If the run-out stamping on your copy of the above vinyl has anything other than the above, you are in possession of a bootleg copy.

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