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Just in lust 10" vinyl single miss pressing??

PostPosted: 7th Sep 06, 20:18
by jonesy jones
Hi,

My first post so be kind!!

I was given recently a copy of Just in lust on 10" vinyl and the b-side's are completely different to the cd single.

Has anyone else found this and if so what are these tracks - as they sound as if they could be Wildhearts related - I have eveything the wildhearts has released including rarities and the tracks are no where else in my collection.

Many thanks,

J

PostPosted: 7th Sep 06, 20:34
by Ean
Don't suppose you could post 'em somewhere so we could have a listen? :?

PostPosted: 8th Sep 06, 20:24
by jonesy jones
Now totally confused to what these tracks are - not only are they different to the ones on the cd but also play at a different speed to the ones on the a-side (Just in lust / Mindslide).
I have copied them via vinyl - tape - pc format so they are of fair to decent quality - If anyone wants a copy - and can shed some light on these tracks that would be great!

I have no way of hosting them on the web - but will email copies to anyone who does have the ability to host the tracks.

Cheers

Steve

PostPosted: 8th Sep 06, 20:31
by Ean
Don't know about hosting them, but I'll have a listen if you want to email them to me, my addy is on my profile.

PostPosted: 8th Sep 06, 21:16
by Ean
Cheers for that...

Um, well, christ knows what you've got there - couldn't even tag them using Shazam. They sound a bit suedey but it sounds like Debbie Harry singing. :?

You could try emailing Ginger - check the contacts page - to see if he knows anything. It's probably just a pressing oddity, or someone playing silly buggers on their last day or something. Might be worth something to someone though.

PostPosted: 16th Sep 06, 17:10
by JasonH
I've heard about this one a few times cos people keep asking me about discography things, so there's a few of them around. Dunno what it is though 'cos I don't own a copy. Here's a tip that may be useful - check the matrix number beyond the run-out groove - if it's been mispressed from a different master plate then that should include the catalogue number of the other record. Perhaps then a little internet search trickery will tell us what it is!

Cheers
Jason