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Taylor Swift – Lover
2019 · US · Republic Records · CD Album
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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- (1084136) B003061202 03 0001(1084136) B003061202 01 0102(1084136) B003061202 01 0103(1084136) B003061202 03 0103(1084136) B003061202 02 0102
- Barcode (Scanned)
- 602577928680
- Barcode (Text)
- 6 02577 92868 0
- Rights society
- BMI, SOCAN, ASCAP
- Other
- FBI Anti-Piracy Warning [logo]
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 1)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KK01(Variant 1)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 2)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KKBB(Variant 2)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 3)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KKBB(Variant 3)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 4)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KK7C(Variant 4)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 5)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KK4I(Variant 5)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 6)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KKBQ(Variant 6)
- Mastering SID Code
- IFPI L779(Variant 7)
- Mould SID Code
- IFPI KKNP(Variant 7)
- Glass Mastered At
- Technicolor, Guadalajara, Mexico
- Pressed By
- Technicolor, Guadalajara, Mexico
Specifications
- Artist
- Taylor Swift
- Genre
- Electronic, Rock, Pop
- Style
- Vocal, Ballad, Pop Rock, Synth-pop
- Year
- 2019
- Label
- Republic Records
- Catalog number
- B0030612-02
- Country
- US
- Barcode
- 602577928680
Tracklist
- 1I Forgot That You Existed2:50
- 2Cruel Summer2:58
- 3Lover3:41
- 4The Man3:10
- 5The Archer3:31
- 6I Think He Knows2:53
- 7Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince3:54
- 8Paper Rings3:42
- 9Cornelia Street4:47
- 10Death By A Thousand Cuts3:18
- 11London Boy3:10
- 12Soon You'll Get Better3:21
- 13False God3:20
- 14You Need To Calm Down2:51
- 15Afterglow3:43
- 16Me!3:13
- 17It's Nice To Have A Friend2:30
- 18Daylight4:53
- Executive-Producer
- Taylor Swift
- Mastered By
- Randy Merrill
- Engineer [Engineered For Mix By]
- John Hanes
- Mixed By
- Serban Ghenea
- Design
- Abby Murdock
- Design
- Jin Kim
About this record
Pressed at Technicolor's Guadalajara facility in 2019, this US CD edition of Lover carries the catalogue number B0030612-02 and bears the matrix stamp (1084136) B003061202 across its four data surfaces. The dead-wax variants—marked 03 0001, 01 0102, 01 0103, and 03 0103—identify this as a Mexican manufacturing run, a detail absent from most online listings.
Community demand reflects the album's cultural footprint: 563 collectors want it against 4248 who own one.
What drives its value
The Lover CD commands attention not for rarity but for the specificity of its Mexican pressing. With 4248 copies logged in collector hands and 563 active want-list entries, the ratio suggests steady availability but persistent demand.
The catalogue number B0030612-02 and the Technicolor Guadalajara plant stamp distinguish this from other regional CD editions. Condition matters here: a VG+ copy and a VG copy will show different wear patterns in the jewel case and on the disc surface itself, though no price_guide data is available to quantify the spread.
The 18-track album, rated 4.34 by 286 community voters, holds value primarily as a complete, playable copy of the 2019 original rather than as a collectible variant.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number B0030612-02 printed on the back cover and disc label. The four matrix runout strings—(1084136) B003061202 03 0001, (1084136) B003061202 01 0102, (1084136) B003061202 01 0103, and (1084136) B003061202 03 0103—appear stamped in the clear polycarbonate of each disc surface; check all four to verify the Technicolor Guadalajara plant code (1084136).
The cellophane wrap, if present, should bear the text DISC MADE IN MEXICO. Grade the jewel case for cracks or stress marks on the spine and tray; inspect the disc for hairline scratches that affect playback.
The copyright notice ℗ © 2019 Taylor Swift and the ASCAP credits on tracks 2 and 11 confirm authenticity. A sealed, unplayed copy will show no disc wear; a played VG+ copy may exhibit light surface marks that do not skip.
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Listen
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Release notes
℗ © 2019 Taylor Swift.
DISC MADE IN MEXICO (On Cellophane).
Track 2, Cruel Summer: "Nail Polish Manifesto Music (Administered By /ASCAP) Track 11, London Boy: "All Rights Administered By , / (ASCAP)
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I know this is the Technicolor Guadalajara pressing and not another 2019 US CD edition?
Check the matrix runout stamped into the clear polycarbonate on all four disc surfaces. This pressing carries the plant code (1084136) followed by B003061202, with variants ending in 03 0001, 01 0102, 01 0103, or 03 0103. The catalogue number B0030612-02 on the back cover and disc label also confirms this specific edition. The cellophane wrap states DISC MADE IN MEXICO.
Why do four different matrix runout strings appear on the same album?
Each of the four surfaces of the CD (two data sides, two label sides) received its own stamping during the pressing process at Technicolor Guadalajara. The variants (03 0001, 01 0102, 01 0103, 03 0103) reflect sequential manufacturing batches or quality-control passes. All four are correct for this edition; variation is normal in CD pressing.
Is this CD rare or hard to find?
No. With 4248 copies logged in the collector community and 563 active want-list entries, this pressing is in steady circulation. The ratio of have to want suggests it is readily available on the secondary market. Rarity is not a driver of value here.
What is the community rating for this album?
The Lover CD holds a 4.34 rating based on 286 community votes. This reflects listener appreciation for the album's 18 tracks and their production quality, not the pressing itself.
Does the cellophane wrap matter for grading?
Yes. The original cellophane, if intact and bearing the DISC MADE IN MEXICO text, confirms the pressing plant and adds to the visual presentation. A sealed, unplayed copy with cellophane intact will grade higher than an opened copy with the wrap removed, even if the disc and jewel case are in identical condition.