RECORDS
the X-Ray Spex label was formed as a subsidiary of EMI. [Phil] Presky [of EMI] became the label manager, with the band getting a £10k advance, 15% royalties and £20k advertising for Spex singles." Those X-Ray Spex singles all had catalogue numbers taken from EMI International's INT-500 series. The first of them, 'The Day The World Turned Dayglo' b/w 'Iama Poseur' (INT-553; 4/78) had a green label without an EMI International logo on it; only the INT-500 number shows its parentage. The others had blue labels and the logo. Needless to say, the X-Ray Spex label lasted only as long as the band's association with EMI did - that is to say, around twelve months. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 78 | X-Ray Spex | The Day The World Turned Dayglo / Iama Poseur | X-RAY SPEX | INT | 553 |
| 78 | X-Ray Spex | Identity / Let's Submerge | X-RAY SPEX | INT | 563 |
| 78 | X-Ray Spex | Germ Free Adolescence / Age | X-RAY SPEX | INT | 573 |
| 79 | X-Ray Spex | Highly Inflammable / Warrior In Woolworths | X-RAY SPEX | INT | 583 |
