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Does anyone reading this (who definitely has a non-counterfeit copy) have any pictures of the label side of this CD, or the inside of the booklet? I bought a CD copy (on another platform) and a few things about the copy I received make me think it might be a bootleg, although I can't be sure.

The first red flag for me was the very light coloration of the front artwork - almost faded looking - compared to photos of the CD version of this release on Discogs and elsewhere. The second thing is that the artwork has something of an extra-thin, matte texture, rather than a shiny gloss. Finally, in looking at the playing side of the CD, the silver area meets the clear plastic area unevenly (which is a quality I have seen most often on counterfeit CDs). None of these things are absolutely dispositive, even taken together, but they do make me suspicious.

Though not really a visual clue of the questionable provenance of my copy of this CD, it seems odd to me that, while there appears to be a sole,1994 issue of this album on CD (as a stand-alone disc), there are plenty of copies advertised as new that are available for sale, and the copy I received is defintiely new, made from modern, lightweight materials, and definitely not from 1994. So I would think that if this 1994 CD release had been legitimately re-pressed in the last few years (as the copy I received has to have been), the label and logo should indicate ownership by Polydor/Universal Greece (like the 2008 boxed set, which also has a copy of this disc included), instead of still bearing the Polydor/Polygram logo that originally appeared on the tray card of the 1994 CD release.

Any thoughts, photos, and/or other identifiers would be most appreciated. The music on this release is very good, 1970's hard rock, with a definite Hendrix-influence to the guitar, so I want to be sure that the copy I end up adding to my collection is a legitimate one.