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let there be love 7" (label)
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tracks
catalogue
Virgin VS 1332
VS 1332 A1J-1-1//VS 1332 B1J-1-1
format
7" with either black and white paper labels or silver injection moulded labels with full colour sleeve.
release date
March 1991
credits
Still life photography by Geoff Brightling
Design by Stylorouge
additional information
The first pressings of the single used thick glossy card for the sleeve whilst later pressings used thinner card. Some of the first pressings
were also send out as promos; these included "Compliments" stickers and press releases.
The black paper labels were used for the first pressings (VS 1332 A1J-1-1). The silver injection moulded labels were used for the
next set of pressings (VS 1332 A1J-1-Q2 onwards).
Lots of copies were made so mint copies should still be easy to find today.
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let there be love mc
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tracks
catalogue
Virgin VSC 1332
format
Black cassette with white type in colour card slip-sleeve.
release date
March 1991
credits
Still life photography by Geoff Brightling
Design by Stylorouge
additional information
Cassette singles were now packaged in easily-scuffed, easily-crushed colour card slip-sleeves. So although a large number were produced, only a fraction
will remain in mint condition.
The cassette single featured the same tracks as the 7" and both sides played the same.
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let there be love 12" (label)
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tracks
catalogue
Virgin VST 1332
VST 1332 A1J-1-1//VST 1332 B1J-1-1
format
12" with colour paper labels with full colour sleeve.
release date
March 1991
credits
Still life photography by Geoff Brightling
Design by Stylorouge
additional information
A large number of these 12" records were made, all with glossy card sleeves, so mint copies should still be common.
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let there be love cd (label)
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tracks
catalogue
Virgin VSCDT 1332
VSCDT 1332
format
CD with colour graphic label in digipak with lyrics.
release date
March 1991
credits
Still life photography by Geoff Brightling
Design by Stylorouge
additional information
A large number of these digipaks were pressed so copies should still be plentiful. Most of these digipaks ended up in the
limited edition box set (see below) so should remain in excellent condition. Those that weren't put in the protective box could end
up scuffed and scratched.
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let there be love limited edition box
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Limited edition box set (Virgin VSCDX 1332). Large card box with horizontal gold obi-strip, sold
with Let There Be Love Limited Edition CD, and two empty slots.
The box was intended to hold the following releases:
Let There Be Love CD single (Virgin VSCDT 1332)
Let There Be Love limited edition CD single (Virgin VSCDX 1332)
See The Lights CD Single (Virgin VSCDT 1343)
Despite the big, bulky nature of this box, the printing was very fragile and easily scuffed or
marked. Finding mint copies today might be difficult.
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let there be love limited edition cd (label)
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tracks
catalogue
Virgin VSCDX 1332
VSCDX 1332
format
CD with colour graphic label in jewelcase with colour four page insert including lyrics.
release date
March 1991
credits
Still life photography by Geoff Brightling
Design by Stylorouge
additional information
The limited edition CD was released in its large box (with space for the first Let There Be Love CD and the forthcoming
See The Lights CD. Therefore copies should still be in extremely good condition.
Even though it was a limited edition, copies still turn up. The condition will vary considerably.
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