I was looking at a demo of this record in a sales box last night at the 100 club and thought it was different from the copy I have.

This copy had 75 in the dead wax then opposite numbers I think 722.

West coast east coast.? Not booted on demo is it.? Bottle of wine consumed.!!

Don't know Kev.

My copy has #722 A then an upside down T but sort of... ~ like then son then Bell Sound then sf in italic then 5-2004.

Then two different labels.

Edited November 2, 201410 yr by Prophonics 2029

I'm pretty sure it's been booted on a white demo. I picked one up accidentally a couple of years back. There seem to be plenty around.......

 

https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/2769511?ev=rb

 

Ian D 

Then two different labels.

 

The one on the left is the boot. There's a minor manufacturing fault by the edge of the dinked centre........

 

Ian D 

O....realy, and you see so many issues as well.

So it is still rare on the demo then.

O....realy, and you see so many issues as well.

So it is still rare on the demo then.

 

Rarish I believe. I'd still love a real white demo of this. One of my favourite ever records.......

 

Ian D

Manship guide to bootlegs, counterfeits and reissues states "Bootlegged as white DJ Copy, the originals are made in vinyl with a gold moulded over label"

The T Brown & M Koppel guide states "Bootlegged on white promo with poor print detail and omitting a label number"

Hope those descriptions help.