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Definitely Maybe
(with Bonus 3-track "Whatever" CD)
Released: 1995
Epic - 477318 5
The Australian "Special Edition" was released in 1995 and included a 3-track bonus disc featuring "Whatever" and two B-sides. As with most Australian releases there is a version issued on the "Epic" label and one on the "Helter Skelter" label. This is the Epic release and comes with a large hype sticker on the front of the case. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for images of the other differences.
Definitely Maybe
(with Bonus 3-track "Whatever" CD)
Released: 1995
Helter Skelter - 477318 5
This is the Helter Skelter release and comes without the large hype sticker on the front of the case, however the discs inside are identical. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for images of the other differences
Heathen Chemistry
(with Bonus "Interview CD-ROM")
Released: 2002
Helter Skelter - 5084722000
This is the standard Australian Official CD release, however the "Interview CD-ROM" was given away as a freebie in some stores. The sticker, whilst looking a little dubious although I have seen other copies with the sticker, suggests that these were "limited" to 10000 copies.
Heathen Chemistry
(with Bonus "Little by Little" DVD)
Released: 2002
Helter Skelter - 5084723000
This "Special Edition" copy of Heathen Chemistry comes in a unique slipcase and includes an "Extra DVD" which contains the tracks Little By Little, Little By Little (Demo) and 10 Minutes Of Noise And Confusion Part III
The only difference on the back inlay is the "Epic" and the "Helter Skelter" logos in the top right-hand corner.
The main difference, as can be seen, is the printed image inside the back inlay on the "Epic" release, which is clearly different to the plain white back on the "Helter Skelter" release. What is not so obvious is the overall quality of the package. The quality of the "Epic" release is far superior to that of the "Helter Skelter release.