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Various - Volume 2, Issue Seven FLAC album

Various - Volume 2, Issue Seven FLAC album

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A1 –Expose* What You Don't Know (R&B Re-Edit)
Edited By – Brian McGuire
 6:00
A2 –New Order Round & Round (F.L.L.L. Edit)
Edited By – Steve Jaffe
 6:16
B1 –Milli Vanilli Don't Forget My Number
Edited By – Brian McGuire
 6:22
B2 –Electribe 1.0.1.* Talking With Myself (Late Nite Mix)
Mixed By – Howard Prince, Phillip Columbus
 7:21
C1 –Pete Shelley Homosapien II (Primative Primate Mix)
Mixed By – Howard Prince
 7:04
C2 –Erasure Knocking On Your Door (Extended Re-Edit)
Edited By – Howard Prince
 6:43
D1 –Sequal Brand New Love (F.L.L.L. Mix)
Mixed By – Gordon Patterson, Steve Jaffe
 5:52
D2 –Eurythmics Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four) (Room 101 Edit)
Edited By – Howard Prince
 6:38

Various - Volume 2, Issue Seven FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Volume 2, Issue Seven

Date of release: 1989

Style: House, Hi NRG, Soul, Synth-pop

Genre: Electronic / Funk & Soul

Size FLAC: 1274 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 675

Other Formats: MP2 MMF AUD AIFF VOC MPC ADX

Various House Hi NRG Soul Synth-pop 1989

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Hystana
only got one record sides a and b did not get the second record with Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four) (Room 101 Edit)Edited By – Howard Prince6:38on the record-i was supposed to get 2 records in here not one-where is the other record?
Hystana
only got one record sides a and b did not get the second record with Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four) (Room 101 Edit)Edited By – Howard Prince6:38on the record-i was supposed to get 2 records in here not one-where is the other record?
Bukus
The Erasure track is mis-typed as "Knocking On Your Dorr" on the sleeve, but appears correctly on the label. Howard's re-edit is from the US 12" but is arguably far superior to it, so worth tracking down if you're an Erasure collector!
Bukus
The Erasure track is mis-typed as "Knocking On Your Dorr" on the sleeve, but appears correctly on the label. Howard's re-edit is from the US 12" but is arguably far superior to it, so worth tracking down if you're an Erasure collector!