
Thanks to Chris Mooar for the original pictures
Every worldwide pressing of Warriors, listed alphabetically by country.

Gary Numan (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion) John Webb (Keyboards, Percussion) Cedric Sharpley (Drums, Percussion) Chris Payne (Viola, Keyboard) RRussell Bell (Guitar) Joe Hubbard (Bass) Dick Morrissey (Saxophone) Tracey Ackerman (Vocals) Bill Nelson (Guitar, Keyboards) Terry Martin (Keyboards on 'The Tick Tock Man')
Produced by Gary Numan and Bill Nelson Engineered by Pete Bhulmann, assistant John Webb, Nick Smith assistant Mark Brown Mixed By Pete Bhulmann and Gary Numan Recorded at Rock City Studios Shepperton, Middlesex Mastered by Ray Staff, Trident

Bureau International des Sociétés Gérant les Droits d'Enregistrement et de Reproduction Mécanique.

Thanks to Chris Mooar for the original pictures

Credits - Miles Kendrick


Credits - Sandra Johns


Credits - Miles Kendrick


Thanks to Stuart Hall for the original cover pictures

Credits - Stuart Hall





Credits - Lewis Llewellyn, Kevin Fitzgerald

Credits - Miles Kendrick


Thanks to Micheal Shiels for the original photography.

Credits - Miles Kendrick
Counterfeit copy sold on market stalls

Credits - Miles Kendrick
Counterfeit copy sold on market stalls

Thanks to Stuart Hall for the original photos.
This version could have also been released in Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Lithuania and Estonia, but this is unknown at this time.
![Switzerland [German pressing exported for the Swiss market]](/__l5e/assets-v1/d2387c2d-d17e-4276-938d-84c65ae16dff/switzerland.gif)
Credits - Kevin Goodchild
Matrix runout codes
VSSL stands for Verband Schweizer Schallplatten Lieferanten, or Association of Swiss Record Suppliers, an industry trade group for record labels and distributors in Switzerland.
If you see this name on a vintage vinyl sleeve, it means the record was officially imported and priced for the Swiss market through this professional union. There is also a price code, MV (Musik-Vertrieb) 63.
AFSD stands for Association des Fournisseurs Suisses de Disques, essentially the French name for VSSL (multilingual country).