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Barbra Streisand – Memories
1981 · Europe · CBS · Vinyl LP Compilation
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Pressing identification
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- Runout — side A
- 01-85418-3A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M C01-85418-15A-1 A01-85418-3A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M B01-85418-1A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M A
- Runout — side B
- 01-85418-1B-1 A C01-85418-4B-1 B01-85418-4B-1 G
- Rights society
- BIEM STEMRA CHAPPELL
- Label Code
- LC 0149
- Price Code
- CB 281
- Price Code
- 57
- Pressed By
- CBS, Haarlem
Specifications
- Artist
- Barbra Streisand
- Style
- Soft Rock, Ballad, Vocal, Disco
- Year
- 1981
- Label
- CBS
- Catalog number
- CBS 85418
- Country
- Europe
Tracklist
- A1Memory3:52
- A2You Don't Bring Me Flowers (Duet With Neil Diamond)3:23
- A3My Heart Belongs To Me3:20
- A4New York State Of Mind4:45
- A5No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (Duet With Donna Summer)4:43
- B1Comin' In And Out Of Your Life4:09
- B2Evergreen (Love Theme From "A Star Is Born")3:05
- B3Lost Inside Of You3:58
- B4The Love Inside5:07
- B5The Way We Were3:30
- Executive-Producer
- Charles Koppelman
- Producer
- Albhy Galuten
- Producer
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
- Producer
- Barbra Streisand
- Producer
- Barry Gibb
- Producer
- Bob Gaudio
About this record
The CBS 85418 pressing stamped at CBS Haarlem in Holland carries four distinct matrix variants in its dead wax, with runout 01-85418-3A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M C marking the most common European stock. This 1981 compilation arrived with a hype sticker announcing two new tracks—Comin' In and Out of Your Life and Memory—differentiating it from the simultaneous US Columbia TC 37678 release.
The 10-track album draws from soft rock, ballad, vocal, and disco styles across jazz, rock, and pop genres, yet community ownership (1114 have against 16 want) reveals this is a deep-catalog title rather than a sought prize.
What drives its value
Condition drives the entire market for this Haarlem pressing: a Mint copy reaches 12.56 USD, while NM drops to 11.24 USD, VG+ settles at 8.59 USD, and VG copies trade at 5.95 USD—a steep slide from M to VG that reflects the compilation's modest collector demand. The 16 want against 1114 have signals this is a common European pressing, not a rarity.
Against the simultaneous US Columbia TC 37678 issue, the CBS 85418 holds no premium; both are 1981 first pressings of the same master. The four matrix runout variants (01-85418-3A-1, 01-85418-1B-1, 01-85418-15A-1, 01-85418-4B-1) suggest multiple stamper sets or pressing runs at Haarlem, typical of high-volume CBS European production.
Buyers prioritize NM or VG+ grades to justify the 11.24 USD or 8.59 USD asking prices; lower grades collapse toward 1.98 USD (G) or 0.66 USD (P).
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the CBS 85418 catalogue number and the Haarlem plant stamp in the dead wax. The four documented runout strings—01-85418-3A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M C, 01-85418-1B-1 A C, 01-85418-15A-1 A, and 01-85418-4B-1 B—identify different stamper generations; variant 3 omits the PAL 37678 1AC etch, marking a late-run or corrected stamper.
The label carries no barcode and prints rights societies unboxed, distinguishing it from later reissues. The hype sticker on the front cover announces the two new tracks and the CBS 85418 catalogue number; its presence or absence does not affect the vinyl grade but signals original retail stock.
Grade by surface noise, groove wear, and label condition: M copies show no play wear; NM copies show minimal signs; VG+ copies exhibit light surface marks audible only on quiet passages; VG copies show moderate groove wear and light scratches. The 10 tracks span 37 minutes typical of early-1980s compilation pacing.
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Release notes
Printed in Holland Made in Holland This album contains some previously released material Hype sticker on front "Contains 2 new tracks Comin´In and Out of your life and Memory, CBS 85418"
Compared to this version has rights societies not boxed on labels.
Runouts variant 3 are stamped except "PAL 37678 1AC" etched
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
How do I confirm this is the Haarlem pressing and not a later reissue?
Check the dead wax for the CBS Haarlem plant attribution and one of the four documented runout strings: 01-85418-3A-1 PAL 37678 1AC TML-M C, 01-85418-1B-1 A C, 01-85418-15A-1 A, or 01-85418-4B-1 B. The label must print rights societies unboxed and carry no barcode. The hype sticker on the front cover should announce the two new tracks and CBS 85418 catalogue number.
What is a VG+ copy of CBS 85418 worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 8.59 USD. This estimate reflects the compilation's modest collector demand (16 want against 1114 have) and the abundance of European CBS pressings from 1981. The figure is a guide estimate and may vary by market and seller.
Why is there a US Columbia TC 37678 version, and does it cost more?
Both the CBS 85418 (Europe) and Columbia TC 37678 (US) are 1981 first pressings of the same master. The CBS Haarlem pressing holds no price premium over the US Columbia issue; both are common and compete in the same market. The CBS 85418 distinguishes itself only by the four matrix variants and the Haarlem plant attribution.
What does the hype sticker mean, and should I remove it?
The hype sticker announces the two new tracks—Comin' In and Out of Your Life and Memory—and the CBS 85418 catalogue number, marking this as original retail stock from 1981. Do not remove it; its presence adds authenticity and signals an unplayed or lightly played copy. Removal damages the cover and reduces collector value.
What is the price range from Mint to VG?
A Mint copy is priced at 12.56 USD, while a VG copy drops to 5.95 USD. The 75 community ratings average 3.68, reflecting mixed appreciation for the compilation's track selection and production quality. Condition is the primary value driver on this common European pressing.