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LP releases
USA One Way
JC-7397 (1970) (limited edition)
USA One Way
JC-7937 (cover) / 7397 (labels) (1971)
(underground edition)
USA One Way
JC-7397 (cover) / 3973 (labels) (1971)
(white &
red, baby blue or orange? labels)
USA One Way
JC-7937 (1972) (distr. by Sonrise; white,
red/orange or yellow labels)
USA Phydeaux
ARF-86-9 (1983)
CDR releases
USA Illegal
Noise Series (no number) (2001) CD-R
USA
Solid Rock SRD-970 (2005) CD-R
Cassette release
USA One Way
XJC-7937 (1973)
8 Track release
USA One Way
8JC-7937 (1973)
Song listing original LP
& 2005 CDR
Side 1
(Live concert in Hollywood)
Poem
Spoken
Peace
Pollution Revolution
Right
Here In America
I Wish
We'd All Been Ready
Side 2
I Am The Six O'clock News
She's A
Dancer
I Don't
Wanna Lose You
The
Price Of Living
Sigrid
Jane
Song listing second LP version
Side 1
(Live concert in Hollywood)
First
Day In Church
Spoken
Peace
Pollution Revolution
Right
Here In America
I Wish
We'd All Been Ready
Side 2
(Larry Norman and White Light)
Baby Out
Of Wedlock
One Way
Blue
Shoes White
I've
Searched All Around The World
No More
LSD For Me
Jim
Ware's Blues
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Notes
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The original One Way album has a different b-side than the
1971 & 1972 issues (there are probably also post '72 releases on One
Way). It was released as a "limited edition" first (with no song
titles or any other additional information on the back, 1970) and
then as an "underground edition" and an "under ground edition" (with
space - both had the song titles handwritten on the back, early
1971). The "Underground Edition" first appeared with the cover photo
inverted. All these original versions (probably 400 in total) came
with gold labels and had "Poem" listed instead of "First day in
church" (apart from the title, there are no differences).
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The catalog numbers of "Street Level" are very confusing. The
"Underground" gold label version has 7937 on the cover and 7397 on
the labels. Number 7397 is also on the labels of the "Limited
Edition" but this one has no number on the cover. My version of the
1971 release has 7397 on the cover and 3973 on the (baby blue)
labels. There are many different label colors too. Some were, others
were not issued with an insert. The insert I know is from the
"Underground" version; it's a fold-out insert with handwritten
lyrics of "Peace Pollution Revolution" and "Right Here In America"
printed at one side and the front cover photo on the other (not
inverted). It gives the date "Feb 13, 1971."
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The Phydeaux album is a reissue of the original "Street
Level" but it has the cover of the second album (!). This one was
also released as part of the "Barchaeology"
3LP box with the same labels and catalog number. In 1999 the "Barchaeology"
box was reissued on the 2CD "Rough Street Love Letter"
(with extra tracks).
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The existence of a UK release of "Street Level" still hasn't
been confirmed. Therefore I have removed it from the LP listing
above.
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Side two of the original album is from Norman's rock musical
"Lion's Breath". There might be an acetate called "Lion's Breath"
("the Lion's Breath EP") with these songs.
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The live side is part of a solo concert in Hollywood.
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The cassette release as well as the 8 track release have a
totally different song order.
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The Illegal Noise Series CD-R release features both versions of "Street Level."
"Dear Malcolm, Dear Alwyn," although mentioned on the u-card, is not
present. Larry Norman copied this disc from a bootleg.
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See also "The Cottage Tapes"
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This album was number three in a series of fourteen albums,
mentioned on the inner sleeve of "Something New Under The Son"
(albums number nine through fourteen have not been released, see
part II).
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The 2005 CD-R release features only the original 9-song
version of "Street Level."
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According to the official Larry Norman website, selections were
taken from two different sets of tape sources for the 2005 release
of "Street Level."
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