A
British label, short lived in Australia. In 1975, during the time
of Alice Cooper's “Welcome to my Nightmare” album, there was a legal argument
between Cooper and EMI resulting in the album being withdrawn from sale
(at the height of its popularity) and pulled from stores. The only way
to obtain this album was to try and get an import copy from America. Towards
the end of the year the album resurfaced and singles from it were released
on a rather crudely designed white Anchor label through RCA. The label
was dropped a short time later, and Cooper went to Warner Brothers. All
Anchor records (EMI & RCA) are now considered quite rare, particularly
the EMI albums.. |