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.
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.
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