Collection of 10 x heavy duty vinyl re-masters – broken seal only for purposes of signing

Catalogue Number
Almost every release manufactured has an identifying number. That is the catalog number. To identify whether the release is a record, cassette or CD, the record company will add a suffix to the main catalog number. The UK Mute releases tend to handle this in a fairly straight forward way which will become clear by studying the numbers. Albums are generally ‘STUMM’s, singles are ‘BONG’s. So for example – the catalogue number for Depeche Mode’s ‘Violator’ release is STUMM 64, and then prefixes are applied (‘CD’ for compact disc, ‘C’ is cassette, ‘12’ for twelve inch vinyl, ‘L12’ for limited twelve inch vinyl, ‘7’ for seven inch vinyl, etc). So, the Mute CD of ‘Violator’ would be CD STUMM 64.

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