Tracklist
| One Slip | 5:03 | ||
| Terminal Frost | 6:19 |
Credits (5)
Storm ThorgersonDesign [Cover Design], Cover [Cover Design]-
Time LifePhotography By [Cover Photo]
George SilkPhotography By [Cover]
Bob EzrinProducer [Produced By]
David GilmourProducer [Produced By]
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – EM 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single, Limited Edition, Stereo, Pink, Gatefold
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EMI – EMG 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
12", Limited Edition, 45 RPM, Poster
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EMI – 12 EMP 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 |
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – 06 2026347 | Italy | 1988 | Italy — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
CD, Single
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EMI – 20 2635 2 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
12", 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – 12 EM 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 |
New Submission
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – EM 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
12", 45 RPM, Single, Stereo
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EMI – 14 2026356 | Italy | 1988 | Italy — 1988 |
New Submission
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One Slip
7", 45 RPM, Single, Stereo
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EMI – 2026347 | Portugal | 1988 | Portugal — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – 006-2026347 | Spain | 1988 | Spain — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
7", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Single
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EMI – EM 52 | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 | ||||
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One Slip
VHS, Promo, PAL
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EMI – none | UK | 1988 | UK — 1988 |
New Submission
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Recommendations
Reviews
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I am totally certain that the matrix is sw PJ and NOT slo PJ and neither is it s10 PJ. Can someone check their copy and let me know if I am correct (I am sure I am) and I will make the amendment. Thanks.
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The Italian Edition reports a printing error on the vinyl label regarding the speed revolutions during playback. It carries 45 rpm but in reality it should be listened to at 33 rpm. -
[I have altered a review I wrote for the pink 7” of See Emily Play to put this here.] The two mentioned pink vinyl 7”s of See Emily Play and One Slip sit beautifully together, representing a huge change in musical style, a ing generation of sound and meaning.
My first love with Floyd is the first Floyd: the funner, care-free, psychedelic inner mind journey, Barrett-side (up to and definitely including MORE). I'd love a time machine to be able to see them playing that stuff live, without hype and crusty preconceptions.
That said, I also like a lot of the other Floyd stuff. This One Slip 7” pink vinyl is another favourite of mine and totally the other side of the spectrum of Emily Play in musical - it's backed with a full version of Terminal Frost, so two x great Floyd tracks on a little gem of a single.
It also comes with a guaranteed ticket to see Pink Floyd! I’m saving it for the right moment. I’m not sure how it works, but I think I will use mine to see the early Floyd. Groove on . . .
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