barryblunt
barryblunt- Joined on August 9, 2004
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Special Offer: Buy 10x 12" Maxis And Get 10% Discount. This Is Not Meant For LPs!
Items For Sale
Make sure you check my items.
I'm not a professional dealer - all records come from my personal collection.
Reliable Descriptions
I usually do the descriptions the way I would want them when digging. Means I try to make sure it's exactly the copy described, concerning:
- Cover (Picture, Sticker, Gate, Shrink,...)
- Pressing (original or not)
- Country (US, UK, GER, ...)
- Catalognumbers
- Damages (like cut-outs for example)
You may wonder why some records are cheap and some are not. That's because I still want to keep some of them, but would let them go for the price they are listed.
Grading
Visually Grading Only: Unfortunately I Can't Listen To Every Record I'm Selling, So I'm Grading Visually Only. But I Will Check The Sound If You Ask For.
- There Is No Excellent Grading At Discogs
- Mint For Sealed Records Only!
Sealed: Still Factory Sealed
Near Mint: An At Least Almost Pristine Record
Very Good+: Some Hairlines or Surface Marks
Very Good: Many Hairlines or Surface Marks
Good+: Some Audible Scratches
Good: Many Audible Scratches
Shipping:
Germany:
1-30 vinyls: 5€ (versichert)
31-60 vinyls: 8€ (versichert)
61-100 vinyls: 13€ (versichert)
Abholung ist nach Absprache auch möglich.
Falls Versand per DHL gewünscht wird und bei Lieferung an Packstationen ist das Porto etwas höher!
Europe:
1 vinyl: 8€ (registered)
2-3 vinyls: 10€ (registered)
4-25 vinyls: 15€ (EU only / incl. insurance)
Rest Of The World:
1 vinyl: 8€ (registered)
2-3 vinyls: 10€ (registered)
4-6 vinyls: 20€ (registered)
7 and more vinyls: Please ask!
Insurance: 2€ extra
International shipping: 1 vinyl means single vinyl only - 2LPs count as 2 vinyls! And so on...
Sorry, I won't ship to Canada any longer!
Ebay
Visit my eBay profile - I have done over 1700 positive auctions!
Items For Sale
Make sure you check my items.
I'm not a professional dealer - all records come from my personal collection.
Reliable Descriptions
I usually do the descriptions the way I would want them when digging. Means I try to make sure it's exactly the copy described, concerning:
- Cover (Picture, Sticker, Gate, Shrink,...)
- Pressing (original or not)
- Country (US, UK, GER, ...)
- Catalognumbers
- Damages (like cut-outs for example)
You may wonder why some records are cheap and some are not. That's because I still want to keep some of them, but would let them go for the price they are listed.
Grading
Visually Grading Only: Unfortunately I Can't Listen To Every Record I'm Selling, So I'm Grading Visually Only. But I Will Check The Sound If You Ask For.
- There Is No Excellent Grading At Discogs
- Mint For Sealed Records Only!
Sealed: Still Factory Sealed
Near Mint: An At Least Almost Pristine Record
Very Good+: Some Hairlines or Surface Marks
Very Good: Many Hairlines or Surface Marks
Good+: Some Audible Scratches
Good: Many Audible Scratches
Shipping:
Germany:
1-30 vinyls: 5€ (versichert)
31-60 vinyls: 8€ (versichert)
61-100 vinyls: 13€ (versichert)
Abholung ist nach Absprache auch möglich.
Falls Versand per DHL gewünscht wird und bei Lieferung an Packstationen ist das Porto etwas höher!
Europe:
1 vinyl: 8€ (registered)
2-3 vinyls: 10€ (registered)
4-25 vinyls: 15€ (EU only / incl. insurance)
Rest Of The World:
1 vinyl: 8€ (registered)
2-3 vinyls: 10€ (registered)
4-6 vinyls: 20€ (registered)
7 and more vinyls: Please ask!
Insurance: 2€ extra
International shipping: 1 vinyl means single vinyl only - 2LPs count as 2 vinyls! And so on...
Sorry, I won't ship to Canada any longer!
Ebay
Visit my eBay profile - I have done over 1700 positive auctions!
Recent Activity
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The US copy has been bootlegged in the late 90s to early 2000, if I remember it right. Original copies most likely will have an SRC stamp pressed in the runout grooves.
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The US copy has been bootlegged in the late 90s to early 2000, if I remember it right. Original copies most likely will have an SRC stamp pressed in the runout grooves.
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Don't get it: Why do people pay over 100$ for the radio version? This ain't the instrumental, is it?
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Don't get it: Why do people pay over 100$ for the radio version? This ain't the instrumental, is it?
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The first pressing comes in a sleeve with a matt satin surface and the represses with a high gloss surface. The pressing rings of the center labels are different as well: The ones of the first pressing is bigger! (compare the scans)
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The first pressing comes in a sleeve with a matt satin surface and the represses with a high gloss surface. The pressing rings of the center labels are different as well: The ones of the first pressing is bigger! (compare the scans)
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I guess Jurassic is right. The version from the "What it be like" album is a third version called part 2 and features a whole new sample: "Nautilus" by Boy James
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Don't get me wrong, I like you releases.
And to me it's not a matter of fairness, if you have 12"es or not. I just don't get the sense behind the smaller formats. And maybe I'll never get it... Take it easy! ;-) Whatever, here's the 5" that has... See full review |
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Ain't it the same as the "My Name Is John Doe" remix from the What You Heard 12"?
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As you said on most copies. I have heard of intact copies as well.
Is there probably a second (improved) pressing that can be distiguished by the runout grooves? Probably a Re-1 etching or someting on side a? Would be interesting to compare the etchings... See full review |
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First pressings did not have a barcode
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Early copies came with a sticker cover and are missing the barcode
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It's a song of James Brown called "I got to move". You will find it on his "In the jungle groove" compilation from 1986.
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Always loved the 89' remix of JVC FORCE's Strong Island by Future Rock. Give it a try!
As far as I know it's exclusive to this release or does a 12" exist? |
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Please be careful! Around 2002/03 bootlegs of US origin have appeared of the retail 12".
As far as I can remember all of the label logos habe been left off. |
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Kinda limited original pressing!
The bootleg does not mention the label and the label adress. And it does not have the sticker. |
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Although some collectors won't be able to accept it: This is a bootleg!
Check the run out groove etchings, compare the catalognumber to regular reprise numbers and the vinyl is much too heavy. As we all know in the 90s the bigger US labels did not... See full review |
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My guess is they are just from different plants, as it was kinda usual in the US and as both variations can bee seen on tan labels as well.
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"Tower Bass" used samples of Almighty El-Cee's "We Have Risen" and of Just Ice's "Cold Gettin' Dumb" both from 1987.
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Bootleg quality, probably from a tape.
Better get the japanese pressing. |
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This UK double vinyl has been bootlegged around the late 90s/early 2000.
The bootleg is missing the printed dust sleeves that came with the original pressing. |
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Like (almost?) all 12"es of the Souls on Jive Records this 12" has been bootlegged around the late 90s/early 2000.
Original pressings have the SRC symbol stamped in the runout groove area. |
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The images show the official repress.
The first pressing comes with a bigger sticker with different proportions. Except for the different size probably the safest way to distinguish: There is a round EastWest label logo on the sticker next to the... See full review |
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The original pressing is kinda rare as it was a limited promo release, so how to distinguish between original and repress?
The first pressing has been distributed by Big Beat Records and the reissue has been distributed by Traffic Entertainment. First... See full review |
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First pressings have been distributed by Capitol Records and have the SRC-stamp pressed in the runout grooves.
Traffic reissues do not! |
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First US pressing comes in yellow and blue translucent vinyl.
But be careful! There is a Traffic reissue that has the same color vinyl. Even the yellow sticker on the shrink. Original pressings have been distributed by Big Beat Records, no DV prefix... See full review |
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Besides the official Traffic repress there is an almost identical counterfeit pressing that came out around 2002/03 which has also been pressed in the USA.
It's easy to identify though: - Most of the Elektra logos are missing - The labels have a white... See full review |
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First pressing comes with a full picture sleeve and an M-Pire sheet.
Has been reissued a few years later in a plain sleeve with a small image of the original artwork in the middle. |
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This is it: The forgotten Bad Religion album.
It has never officially been released on CD to this day! 10.000 copies have been pressed and just some of them have been sold back in 1983. Rumor has it that all remaining copies have been destroyed. The... See full review |
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Beware of bootlegs!
Around 1999 many poorly made UK bootlegs (made from the US original) floated the record shops. It has the same catalognumber, same cover, same label, etc. Sound was poor, cover was a bad copy on a very thin cardboard sleeve.... See full review |
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Nowadays several bootlegs exist and there's one official single vinyl repress from 1998 that almost looks the 1st pressing.
If you want to be sure if your copy is the original 1st issue check the following characteristics: 1. 1st pressings will... See full review |
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Referring to an interview with Showbiz this came out in 1991 and they sold it straight out of their trunk.
Comparing it to the later EP release on London Records, this version contains the original mix of "Soul clap" with different lyrics. You also... See full review |