Terry Bones Vs. Fred Baker - Introspection (John Askew Remix)

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Posted by DennisF on Mar-23-2004 19:46:

they changed a2 side with b side i guess

Posted by arturob on Mar-23-2004 19:48:

mmh.

i thought:

a1 = introsp.
a2 = return to innocence
b1 = introsp. askew rmx

Posted by plouf02 on Mar-23-2004 20:55:

I Have :
A1 - Introspection
B1 - Return
B2 - Askew Remix

Tracklist is wrong on 12"

Posted by Cobalt on Mar-23-2004 20:57:

What label and sleeve say on my record:

A1. Introspection (Original)
A2. Return To Innocence (Mr Sam's Tears In Heaven Interpretation)
----
B1. Introspection (John Askew Mix)

What's on the record (A/B corresponding with logo/text sides and the vinyl etched letters):

A1. Introspection (Original)
----
B1. Return To Innocence (Mr Sam's Tears In Heaven Interpretation)
B2. Introspection (John Askew Mix)

The label implies that the John Askew remix is on its own (meaning 45 rpm), when it's the original that's by itself (at 45 rpm).

Posted by Nik Novo on Mar-23-2004 21:42:

Yup - they fucked up the tracklist... all recent vandit releases had one track on the A-Side and two on the B-Side... it's the same here, but the tracklist is wrong. A2 = B1 und B1 = B2

Posted by Syeker on Mar-23-2004 21:46:

Great remix.

Posted by Spang on Mar-29-2004 03:40:

How any record label can make mistakes like this is pure stupidity and very lazy indeed. Not only do we wait about a year for it to come out but when it does, the labelling is wrong.

If Vandit dont even know which mix is what then how is the customer out there meant to know. Is everyone supposed to know that Askew bassline sound like most of us do?

Posted by raditz on Mar-29-2004 05:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Spang
How any record label can make mistakes like this is pure stupidity and very lazy indeed. Not only do we wait about a year for it to come out but when it does, the labelling is wrong.

If Vandit dont even know which mix is what then how is the customer out there meant to know. Is everyone supposed to know that Askew bassline sound like most of us do?

heh, werd for that. A friend of mine was like 'this is the john askew remix' and he was playing the original. I spent like an hour convincing him otherwise.

Posted by dj_skratch_1 on Mar-29-2004 06:46:

quote:
Originally posted by raditz
heh, werd for that. A friend of mine was like 'this is the john askew remix' and he was playing the original. I spent like an hour convincing him otherwise.

I just recently got a copy of Introspection as well, not only was one side a terrible press, ya, the labeling was wrong, I knew it right away, I was a little bit disapointed yes, but it still renders a great single, and with a lil EQ tweaking in a live situation, it can really get the ppl moving, I see myself playing out the original more than the Askew remix at this point in time.

Posted by Griffo on Mar-29-2004 12:05:

John askew remix rules!

Posted by mcdpitt on Mar-30-2004 18:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Cobalt
What label and sleeve say on my record:

A1. Introspection (Original)
A2. Return To Innocence (Mr Sam's Tears In Heaven Interpretation)
----
B1. Introspection (John Askew Mix)

What's on the record (A/B corresponding with logo/text sides and the vinyl etched letters):

A1. Introspection (Original)
----
B1. Return To Innocence (Mr Sam's Tears In Heaven Interpretation)
B2. Introspection (John Askew Mix)

The label implies that the John Askew remix is on its own (meaning 45 rpm), when it's the original that's by itself (at 45 rpm).

very true indeed

Posted by NickPilon on Mar-31-2004 21:49:

John Askew Rock!

Great Song and remix

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