This would slip nicely in the box!

If you got one, I'll ave it

also Walter Jackson-Touching in the dark-keliarts.........my old copy has had to cash its chips in!

Edited July 3, 200520 yr by remus

This would slip nicely in the box!

If you got one, I'll ave it

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whats the difference between the blue and green issues of this?

(apart form the colour Pete!)

whats the difference between the blue and green issues of this?

(apart form the colour Pete!)

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Recall reading somewhere that the green ones were second issues - mine's a green copy, bought from Hott Waxx in the late 80's I think...

Hippo.

Recall reading somewhere that the green ones were second issues - mine's a green copy, bought from Hott Waxx in the late 80's I think...

Hippo.

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cheers Jerry

Recall reading somewhere that the green ones were second issues - mine's a green copy, bought from Hott Waxx in the late 80's I think...

Hippo.

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Strangely, the same as mine Jerry.

Strangely, the same as mine Jerry.

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Can't think why... ...think I bought that Davida Lyn Jenkins "Consider me" around the same time. That was a first pressing - wasn't it??

Jerry.

whats the difference between the blue and green issues of this?

(apart form the colour Pete!)

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The blue is supposed to be the original 1st issue and also has a longer intro - tinkling piano if I remember right - this is omitted I think on the green issue.

Cheers Girf

The blue is supposed to be the original 1st issue and also has a longer intro - tinkling piano if I remember right - this is omitted I think on the green issue.

Cheers  Girf

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ABSOLUTELY RIGHT GARETH

ABSOLUTELY RIGHT GARETH

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I do seem to recall having a green copy with the intro - just to confuse matters!!

Girf

I do seem to recall having a green copy with the intro - just to confuse matters!!

Girf

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mine the light blue copy

should not be too hard to get as it is quite difficult to sell dont know why as it is great

mark

I do seem to recall having a green copy with the intro - just to confuse matters!!

Girf

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Not the Wand mix though is it?

Not the Wand mix though is it?       

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Don't confuse me even more Steve !!

Craig Moerer has a Walter Jackson @ $10.......

Don't confuse me even more Steve !! 

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'S'alright Girth, the Wand mix didn't come out and was destined as a follow up to his released side on the label - but the Genoveze family called in their debts before it could come out ......BUT it is THE version and makes both the Wheelsville efforts sound decidedly mediocre and flat - with added Tom Moulton mixing "oomph" as well - I used to hammer it to mucho acclaim wherever I DJed.

'S'alright Girth, the Wand mix didn't come out and was destined as a follow up to his released side on the label - but the Genoveze family called in their debts before it could come out  ......BUT it is THE version and makes both the Wheelsville efforts sound decidedly mediocre and flat -  with added Tom Moulton mixing "oomph" as well - I used to hammer it to mucho acclaim wherever I DJed.

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Something vaguely rings a bell from hearing it at Soul Essence - along with all the other vagueness caused by being forced to drink huge amounts of alchohol

Girf

'S'alright Girth, the Wand mix didn't come out and was destined as a follow up to his released side on the label - but the Genoveze family called in their debts before it could come out  ......BUT it is THE version and makes both the Wheelsville efforts sound decidedly mediocre and flat -  with added Tom Moulton mixing "oomph" as well - I used to hammer it to mucho acclaim wherever I DJed.

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I always enjoy hearing your unreleased version of it Stevie BUT to call the Blue version flat & mediocre - sorry can't agree with you there matey!!!!!!! The Green reissue version is a bit thin and watery but to me the Blue Original is FANTASTIC and timeless........in fact i think it's time it was dug out by everyone and their dog and hammered again. I bet the Northern scene would go with it this time 'round too!

Cheers

Steve

I've always been confused by this, too. Mine is light blue, but I always assumed it was the re-issue: I think I bought it off Rod Dearlove in about '87. Can anyone post up a soundfile of the green label cut for comparison.

I agree with both Steves in a way: Mr G's acetate version blew me away, but think Mr Plumb is right about the Northern scene being "ready" for the released version now.

I always enjoy hearing your unreleased version of it Stevie BUT to call the Blue version flat & mediocre - sorry can't agree with you there matey!!!!!!! The Green reissue version is a bit thin and watery but to me the Blue Original is FANTASTIC and timeless........in fact i think it's time it was dug out by everyone and their dog and hammered again. I bet the Northern scene would go with it this time 'round too!

Cheers

Steve

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Fair do's mate, I was probably over-dissing it in heinsight - if I didn't have the acetate I'd certainly play the released version no question.

I've always been confused by this, too. Mine is light blue, but I always assumed it was the re-issue: I think I bought it off Rod Dearlove in about '87. Can anyone post up a soundfile of the green label cut for comparison.

I agree with both Steves in a way: Mr G's acetate version blew me away, but think Mr Plumb is right about the Northern scene being "ready" for the released version now.

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Bought a blue copy at the same time as you of Rod and assumed it to be a re-issue!, sold it on for a green issue which I thought was first, the Green one looks more authentic. My green copy is CF++ , (completeley f***ed) hence I need another asap

It`s been reissued on both green and blue labels.The only original version i know of is on a blue label and has a piano intro whereas the reissues do not.

Agree with Steve P that it`s a great track crying out for re-activation.I also enjoy hearing Steve G`s acetate as it offers a different take of the track and is more dancefloor friendly.

Mark H

It`s been reissued on both green and blue labels.The only original version i know of is on a blue label and has a piano intro whereas the reissues do not.

Agree with Steve P that it`s a great track crying out for re-activation.I also enjoy hearing Steve G`s acetate as it offers a different take of the track and is more dancefloor friendly.

Mark H

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Cheers Lads - I think I'll start playing it again - it has been "rested" for a while now.

It`s been reissued on both green and blue labels.The only original version i know of is on a blue label and has a piano intro whereas the reissues do not.

Agree with Steve P that it`s a great track crying out for re-activation.I also enjoy hearing Steve G`s acetate as it offers a different take of the track and is more dancefloor friendly.

Mark H

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I think you're right there Mark - the reissues (green or blue) don't have that great piano intro.

I think we've all talked ourselves into reactivating it too

Cheers

Steve P

I think you're right there Mark - the reissues (green or blue) don't have that great piano intro.

I think we've all talked ourselves into reactivating it too 

Cheers

Steve P

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so,...where's my copy then?

so,...where's my copy then?

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Come on you lot give me yours. You can always get another copy!

Come on you lot give me yours. You can always get another copy!

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I have the green copy if you still want it ?

I have the green copy if you still want it ?

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Plumby, why not take the lead and give it a spin at the next OrwellAll Dayer on August Bank Holiday Sunday?

It 'll go down a storm

Plumby, why not take the lead and give it a spin at the next OrwellAll Dayer on August Bank Holiday Sunday?

It 'll go down a storm

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hi baz

i think i will see if it goes down a storm on sat at greatstone.

mark

hi baz

i think i will see if it goes down a storm on sat at greatstone.

mark

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It will