The Cult - Lil' Devil mp3 download

Fordredor

I propose that this double pack release was supposed to be BEG 1882. The singles were bundled together with the catalog numbers hidden (back to back) and a sticker on the shrink wrap saying "BEG 1882". Additional images uploaded from http://www.thecultcollection.nl/lildevil to confirm. The Discogs entry now lists it as both BEG 188 and BEG 1882. Also doesnt take into account the Revolution single is BEG 152.

Bad Sunny

In Australia, there doesn't appear to be any other standalone releases for these two singles, at least in Discogs.This version of Revolution was made with the "Limited Edition" text on the front of the sleeve, otherwise the rest of the sleeve artwork and catalog number are identical to the UK release. The vinyl seems thinner than UK releases, and it has a Virgin/Beggars Banquet label on the vinyl. Im assuming this was made in Australia just to accompany Li'l Devil in this double pack.This version of Lil' Devil also doesn't appear to be any different than the UK release, in fact the sleeve says "Made in England" on the back and the vinyl and label look identical to the UK release as well.Almost appears that Beggars Banquet shipped copies of the UK release to Australia, where they made the custom Revolution single, put a "2 for 1" sticker on Lil' Devil, bundled them together, and slapped a BEG 1882 sticker on the shrink-wrap.

Inerrace

I do agree that the bundled pack seems to be specially made, and with that stated, the singles by themselves may (or may not?) have been sold separately. Unfortunately it is difficult to say, and since this is a limited edition version, with another single, then I don't believe it should be included in with the "Lil Devil" Master release. I will correct that now, since I own this as well.cheers