THE WORKS

[Sarc]

actually thining about it didn't Rhino do the Three Colours Red best of If You Haven't Got A Weapon? I know it wasn't really the definitive collection but who's to say if it is or not but I thought it was quite cool and they had Vuckovic doing the sleeve notes which where quite funny.

[29xthefun]

Yes Rhino done the Ramones anthology years ago 99 I think. The first issue was a great 2CD and book affair. With a great book may I add. If the quality is like that I may just buy it. it is a good release for people who don't know much about the band and want a quick purchase to get them going.

[Sarc]

Y'never know Rhino may have bought the rights to all the eastwest era b-sides so we could end up with something I know a lot of us have been after for a looooooooooong time, just over a month until we find out

[nuno75]

Y'never know Rhino may have bought the rights to all the eastwest era b-sides so we could end up with something I know a lot of us have been after for a looooooooooong time, just over a month until we find out

If I had my way, that's what this would be.

Honestly, thinking further on it, my guess is that this will be a best-of and b-sides/rarities collection. I'm guessing you'll see all of the released singles plus some of the major staples, and then Landmines & Pantomimes (finished up properly) + discs 3 and 4 of the box set.

What I'd really, really like to see on it, though, are some of the truly unreleased tracks properly mixed and mastered. Truth, U Wanna, Church of the Broken Hearted, etc...

[KJM]

Church of the Broken hearted is on Black Leather Mojo, or is there a different version floating about somewhere?

[Ean]

Church of the Broken hearted is on Black Leather Mojo, or is there a different version floating about somewhere?

There are at least three.

[nuno75]

Church of the Broken hearted is on Black Leather Mojo, or is there a different version floating about somewhere?

Yes. I was referring to the version the "The Wildhearts" performed and recorded as opposed to the one that "SilverGinger 5" performed and recorded together.

[blackdeathcrew]

Church of the Broken hearted is on Black Leather Mojo, or is there a different version floating about somewhere?

There are at least three.

I think I've got 5 diff versions of it in total

[Ean]

Church of the Broken hearted is on Black Leather Mojo, or is there a different version floating about somewhere?

There are at least three.

I think I've got 5 diff versions of it in total

Significantly different, or different recordings of the same song?

I've got :-

• The SG5 lyrics version
• The GAB acoustic with alt lyrics
• The original alt lyrics version
• Another alt lyrics version without the usual drum intro, but with the sound of Ginger giving himself a hernia on the last chorus and a twiddly geetar bit on the end of it that sounds like it was a one take 'live' recording
• And the very early, very alternate version with only bits of the chorus in common

[blackdeathcrew]

Yeah have all of those too Ean. On the very very early one that's barely recognisable as the same song I often wondered if it's Ginge or Snake singing - Anyone know??

[Sarc]

Yeah have all of those too Ean. On the very very early one that's barely recognisable as the same song I often wondered if it's Ginge or Snake singing - Anyone know??

I imagine if it's pre-91 it'll be Snake.

[blackdeathcrew]

I don't know what date is was unfortunately

[Ean]

It doesn't sound very Gingery to me so it could well be Snake, seeing as most of us probably don't know what he sounded like, due to it not actually being him singing on the other 'Snake Demos'.

7 August - 13 August 1990 Ric Browde produces Wild Hearts demos at Jacobs studios. Five tracks are recorded: Please Baby Please, Unsociable Emotions, Wild Wine & Whiskey, Viva L'Amour and Kiss My Arse Before You Say Goodbye. Snake has recently left the band, and it's his replacement Duncan (aka - ahem - Dunken F. Mullett, ex-Mournblade) who sings on these demos. However, Snake soon returns, ousting Duncan.

[blackdeathcrew]

It doesn't sound very Gingery to me so it could well be Snake, seeing as most of us probably don't know what he sounded like, due to it not actually being him singing on the other 'Snake Demos'.

7 August - 13 August 1990 Ric Browde produces Wild Hearts demos at Jacobs studios. Five tracks are recorded: Please Baby Please, Unsociable Emotions, Wild Wine & Whiskey, Viva L'Amour and Kiss My Arse Before You Say Goodbye. Snake has recently left the band, and it's his replacement Duncan (aka - ahem - Dunken F. Mullett, ex-Mournblade) who sings on these demos. However, Snake soon returns, ousting Duncan.

I never knew that....cheers Ean

[Ean]

Me neither until I went trawling through Darren's WH history looking for all the tracks that are mentioned in it.

It seems odd that they're always credited to him.

So, in conclusion, god knows.