This blue painted I.E.P. pressing is not the same as it's Paper label earlier original West Germany MONO Pressing.This 1972 re-pressing is in STEREO The Stamper codes now have an extra digit "2" at the end and the pressing came in a new Picture Sleeve with it's stereo sonics stated.Although a vile,ugly and utilitarian I.E.P. (Integral Embossed & Painted) automated pressing it has it's one and only redeeming feature that put's it above all Philip's other pressings it's Stereo so naturally puts all the others now valueless in bins for re-grind. Clearly Phonogram (Philips' manufacturing division) had boxes and boxes of Philips' basic label blanks with that "wonderful" second info box on the right hand side with silver text mono and that upside down triangle as a stylus tip representation) DGG-Polydor had been putting out Stereo 7" 45's as the norm since 1959 this was now 10 years + later!