Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burial (12") | Philly Blunt Records | PB001 | UK | 1994 | |
| Burial (Combination / Heavyweight Mixes) (12", W/Lbl, Promo) | FFRR | FXXDJ 255 | UK | 1995 | |
| Burial (12") | FFRR | FX 255 | UK | 1995 | |
| Burial (12", Promo) | FFRR | FXDJ 255 | UK | 1995 | |
| Burial (CD, Maxi) | FFRR | FCD 255 | UK | 1995 | |
| Burial (Logistics Remix) (12", Promo, W/Lbl, S/Sided) | Philly Blunt Records | PB011 | UK | 2006 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Burial, 12", PB001
A true original ragga Jungle classic from original first day Jungle producer Jumping Jack Frost with the enchanting 'Big Bad and Heavy' male vocals cleverly call & responsed by female vocalist Yolanda. This particular track got so many media exposure due to the many dj plays it got on the UK Jungle raves back in the days. Also this particular track helped to push the more ragga influenced Jungle sound after the more 'rave' inspired piano looped breakbeat wich was at it's top at that period of time.
referencing Burial, 12", Promo, FXDJ 255
Did anyone say Classic?
this one is the release on FFRR, the original first release was on Philly Blunt.
On side one there's the two versions that each had their own side on Philly Blunt, and which i think do not need any introduction.
The B-side are remixes which seemingly function as mashed up versions for DJ-use.
not sure if this release was necessary, but undoubtfully people, including me, can be happen that it exists as the original release on Philly Blunt is not that easy to find, and without the existance of this FFRR release it would certainly not be any cheaper if you happen to find it.
this one is the release on FFRR, the original first release was on Philly Blunt.
On side one there's the two versions that each had their own side on Philly Blunt, and which i think do not need any introduction.
The B-side are remixes which seemingly function as mashed up versions for DJ-use.
not sure if this release was necessary, but undoubtfully people, including me, can be happen that it exists as the original release on Philly Blunt is not that easy to find, and without the existance of this FFRR release it would certainly not be any cheaper if you happen to find it.
