Six-legged dog Eni sticker: new release or not?

I’ve got a release that might be https://musicbrainz.org/release/ae1a047c-a6b9-4f88-b832-f0df2f4f1067 / https://www.discogs.com/release/12726447-Verdi-Riccardo-Muti-Domingo-Freni-Zancanaro-Zajick-Plishka-La-Forza-Del-Destino- but it has this sticker on the top right corner of the back of the slipcase, saying “In collaboration with ENI Group”:

Eni - Wikipedia looks like the company it mentions. I don’t see anything about music there, but it looks like they’ve done a bunch of things in a bunch of fields, so maybe they were involved in music somehow too.

Does this sticker make it a different release or not? If it is a different release, I’m guessing the sticker info should just go in the disambiguation and annotation, since it’s too vague to know what relationship to add?

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Eni has numerous petrol stations in Austria, but I don’t think they’re deeply involved in the music business - maybe sponsoring. :slight_smile:

However, I would not create a new release because of a sticker.

If everything else matches, I think, you can use the existing release. There is a disc ID that you can compare to that of your first CD, but this disc ID was added a long time ago and does not necessarily belong to this release. If your disc ID is different, use your disc ID to set track lengths from it.

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Do I guess this is the kind of CD you could pile up cheap to sell at petrol stations?

That was my first thought, but it’s a classical 3-CD set and rather expensive. For that purpose, I would expect a single-CD hits compilation. :slight_smile: