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I'm assuming this is an American press-back of cover says manufacturing by Columbia House New York, NY 1977. Cover opens up with the picture of the guys on and the sleeve has a picture of a guitar and cassette on one side and the lyrics on the other side. What do you mean when you say that Level Headed was "turned inside out"? I'm not real familiar with the different country pressings because never really paid attention when I use to order them way back from a record store in a little town around here in the 70's, I was just happy to get a Sweet album. I just assumed they were all the same until I discovered ebay and I still don't understand the difference when I buy them.

Thanks Pawl--Sounds like mine is definitely the US/Canadian version which I figured it was. Why did/do they change these around so often? I have noticed that my cds often vary also from the ones I get on ebay, even the track listings are in different order and sometimes with different or added/deleted songs. I'm puzzled!

Pawl---Thanks once again!!!

A question for anyone that can answer me. Yesterday we hit another record show and this one was great with a lot of Sweet, a lot of which I have, but never the less, always glad to see some there. Anyways, I ended up buying a copy of the original The Sweet that was in great condition for $8.00 and an orginal of Off The Record for $5.00 that was in better shape than the one I already have. My husband cringed because we had already bought 33 other albums, none for more than $3.00 each. He thought I paid to much. Did I? I didn't tell him about the copy of Sweet VI ($7.00) and Give Us A Wink ($5.00) that I would have bought but had run out of cash and couldn't find him to get more $. By the time I got back, one of the dealers a few tables down had bought them and then actually had the audacity about a half hour later to track me down and tell me he had some "rare" Sweet stuff that he thought I might like to see. Needless to say, he probably still has it because I wouldn't give him the time of day after that!!

Word had traveled that I was looking for Sweet stuff apparently, because I was waiting patiently at a table for a guy to get done going thru the S's when he started talking to some guy and then noticed me there and moved to the side telling the other guy she needs to look for The Sweet in here. He had apparently seen them back in the mid 70s in Detriot Michigan I think he said and was telling me all about it. Told him that was about the time I discovered them and had never seen them.

Pawl--you have made me one very happy girlie today!!!! Thanks for the package. LOVE LOVE all the vinyl. Told hubby when he brought in the mail, "guess what will be played at Vinyl Record Club tomorrow night?" I think I caught a grimace from him!! To bad!! Thanks so much for remembering how much I love the Eagles and sending those bonuses!! You truly are a real gem!