From armadamusic.com

"Outback title confusion!"
The latest 'Outback' release, ASOT 019, is NOT called 'State Of Emergency', but 'State Of Emergy', just like it says on the label copy of the record. On the internet the track is often called 'State Of Emergency', but this title is wrong.
'Outback' decided to call their track 'State Of Emergy', because the word 'Emergy' means: "all the available energy that was used in the work of making a product."
The 'product' here is obviously the track 'State Of Emergy'. They discovered this word right after they had already sent out the first few cdr's, so these were still labelled 'State Of Emergency'. This is probably the reason for all the misunderstandings on the internet.
By playing with the words in their initial title 'State Of Emergeny' they came to 'State Of Emergy'. We hope we've cleared up all misunderstandings now.

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Originally posted by dex316 haha somebodys in for the sack seriously does nobody actually take 2 seconds to check stuff anymore - id be so pissed if i ever got something released then they mislabelled it or spelt it wrong

Yea, definitly.

Not like it takes long to look something over and fix it, if it needs it.

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Originally posted by Mortyman Seriously, how can they afford to misprint this label Clearly, A2 on the vinyl is the John Askew remix and not Return to Innocence

If you're referring to the Vandit release then it was only the first batch of pressings (and the promo) that featured the mislabel. New ones are fine.

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Originally posted by thesuperfunk If you're referring to the Vandit release then it was only the first batch of pressings (and the promo) that featured the mislabel. New ones are fine.

Yeah, but seriously, that's incredible negligence.

Not like Vandit is giving too much of a damn these days anyway.

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Originally posted by nchs09 w....

hahahah Mr. Bean's back!

i've got a copy of dirty vegas - walk into the sun with...

01 dirty vegas - walk into the sun (dirty vegas club mix)

+

02 dirty vegas - walk into the sun (king unique sunstroke vocal mix)

but track 2 is actually the king unique dirty dub...

what happens when candy raver kids get jobs in the industry, 10 years later...

>JM<

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue i've got a copy of dirty vegas - walk into the sun with... 01 dirty vegas - walk into the sun (dirty vegas club mix) + 02 dirty vegas - walk into the sun (king unique sunstroke vocal mix) but track 2 is actually the king unique dirty dub...

Yep, mine is the same way.

And two labels are switched on the Tilt - Explorer 3x12" vinyl. New Day and Tokyo Breaks should be switched.

Misprints are very common with vinyls.
Its not the end of the world.

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- webbie

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Originally posted by flavdave From armadamusic.com "Outback title confusion!" The latest 'Outback' release, ASOT 019, is NOT called 'State Of Emergency', but 'State Of Emergy', just like it says on the label copy of the record. On the internet the track is often called 'State Of Emergency', but this title is wrong. 'Outback' decided to call their track 'State Of Emergy', because the word 'Emergy' means: "all the available energy that was used in the work of making a product." The 'product' here is obviously the track 'State Of Emergy'. They discovered this word right after they had already sent out the first few cdr's, so these were still labelled 'State Of Emergency'. This is probably the reason for all the misunderstandings on the internet. By playing with the words in their initial title 'State Of Emergeny' they came to 'State Of Emergy'. We hope we've cleared up all misunderstandings now.

Translation: We hired some dumbass kid of one of our workers to design the cover in photoshop and he was stoned when he did it, resulting in a grossly obvious spelling error. However, we at Armada would never spend more of our profits than necessary and upon seeing the sleeve we decided that the cost of reprinting a whole army of sleeves was not worth correcting the error. Please see our attatched explanation to view our extremely cost effective solution.