Yolanda Milla – When The Pieces Fall

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		When The Pieces Fall (House Mix)	5:12
		When The Pieces Fall (U.K. Mix)	5:08
		When The Pieces Fall (Radio Edit)	4:30
		When The Pieces Fall (Freestyle Mix)	6:13
		When The Pieces Fall (Todd Terry's Mix)	5:08
		When The Pieces Fall (Norty's Mix)	4:40

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	When The Pieces Fall 12", Maxi-Single	ZYX Records – ZYX 6065-12	Germany	1988	Germany — 1988	Recently Edited
	When The Pieces Fall 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Warlock Records – WAR-032	US	1988	US — 1988	Recently Edited
	When The Pieces Fall 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Test Pressing	Warlock Records – WAR 032	US	1988	US — 1988	New Submission
	When The Pieces Fall (Todd Terry Mixes) 12", 45 RPM	Champion – CHAMP 12-96	UK	1989	UK — 1989	Recently Edited
	When The Pieces Fall 12", 45 RPM, Promo	Champion – CHAMP 12-96	UK	1989	UK — 1989

poptart2828 Mar 23, 2016
referencing When The Pieces Fall (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) WAR-032
Totally agree with the man below (dj1971a). I still play this song almost every weekend that's how great it is.
dj1971a Mar 29, 2014
referencing When The Pieces Fall (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) WAR-032
Solid production on this hard-hitting Freestyle track. Didn't get a lot of radio play but plenty of underground play from DeeJays like me back in the day. Actually have the acetate of this song!!!
steady-j Mar 11, 2013
referencing When The Pieces Fall (12", Maxi-Single) ZYX 6065-12
For me it's all about the Todd Terry Mix, a full-firing tricked-out freestyle mix which breaks the original track into glittering shards of vocals and synth chords, and constructs an almost abstract electro workout. If you had forgotten, or never knew that Todd Terry started out doing this fourth-floor kinda freestyle, well now's your time to get on the case. Well Orange Lemon "The Texican" is the obvious choice, but Hardhouse, Nocera, and the "other" Masters At Work, are good places to check. The other mixes on here are decent enough, and at least you get a chance to hear the song, but they lack that something "extra"