Metallica Vinyl Singles;

1. Vertigo England 1992, white label promo, edit version on both sides (METDJ 10)
2. Vertigo England 1992, with white vertigo labels (METAL 10)
3. Vertigo England/France 1992, with silver vertigo labels (METAL 10)
   Notes;
   The labels say "Made In France" but the sleeve is English
   
   
4. Vertigo France 1992, with silver vertigo labels, sticker & promo sticker on back sleeve (866 708-7)
5. Vertigo France 1992, with silver vertigo labels & sticker (866 708-7)
   Notes;
   Promo sticker on #4; "Ne Peut Stre Echantillon Gratuit Vendu"
   Sticker on #4 & #5; "Metallica (logo) Nothing Else Matters", labels are different to the labels on #3
6. Vertigo France 1992, posterbag sleeve with stickers (866 708-7)
   Notes;
   First Sticker; "Metallica Nothing Else Matters, 45 Tours Poster Edition Limitee"
   Second sticker; "En Concert Le 10 Novembre A Paris Bercy"
   
   
7. Vertigo Germany 1992, with white vertigo labels (866 708-7)
   
   
8. Polygram Italy 1991, jukebox promo with dubious picture sleeve (AS 5000 928)
   Notes;
   This single has white Polygram labels, the cover may have been added at a later date
   B-side to this single is; "Non Me La Danno Mai" by Dario Vertgassola
   
   
9. Polygram Mexico 1992, jukebox promo with red & white Polygram labels (S/N 168) 
   Notes;
   This single has the title on the label in Portuguese; `Nada Importa Mas` and plays the same both sides
   Records #2 - #7 all have "Enter Sandman (Live)" on the b-side

1. Vertigo Brazil 1992, backed with "Remedy" by the Black Crowes, unique `blue` cover (280 1585)

1. Vertigo England 1992, (METAL 1012)
   
   
2. Vertigo Holland 1992, with green text on back cover, correct speeds on labels (866 709-1)
3. Vertigo Holland 1992, with green text on back cover, incorrect speed on labels (866 709-1)
4. Vertigo Holland 1992, with pink text on back cover, incorrect speed on labels (866 709-1) 
   Notes;
   First version lists 45rpm for side a & 33rpm for side b
   Second version lists 45rpm for side a & side b, side b plays at 45rpm though
   `Pink` text version is kinda strange, covers are darker as well