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Front cover of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 
Back cover of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 





Here’s the soundtrack cassette as it was released in England. I guess it’s not surprising that it uses the UK version of the soundtrack album cover, without Tim Curry on a button on Robin’s lapel.
The case spine of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 

The insert of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 
Inside of the cardboard insert of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 





Other than that, it’s not much different from the US version, except that it has even more information printed on both sides of the insert.

Side 1 of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 
Side 2 of the English audiocassette edition of the soundtrack to TIMES SQUARE (1980).
 

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