those 'white label" re-issues are usually bootlegs, the quality is not the same as the originals.
I know there are reissues of reggae collectors on vinyl, just like the original singles, with the same label. It should be a good idea for disco fans to find those lost singles and 12" again on the market. I know about some reissues on Unidisc and in one serie of singles called "collectors" or "soul collector" may be from the eighties, but they did not keep the design of the label.
Do you think in this time is a good business for records companys to make the original vinyls of the disco era or I am dreaming.
those 'white label" re-issues are usually bootlegs, the quality is not the same as the originals.
I do not like re-issues. I just buy only original records, if you are not in hurry you'll get what you are looking for.
I have found a lot of stuff through the Internet, and some others in the fairs.
I prefer the original pressing too, I use to buy in internet, but the problem sometimes is the price of some records and the different record stores who have the items. If I buy from the states to different shops, the mail to Europe is more expensive than the records.
I´ll keep searching.
Hi Saborioca!
There's a lot of re-issuing going on these days, and not just on CD, but also on Vinyl!
Here's a great site where you can find a lot of these re-issues: http://www.dustygroove.com/
They sell a mix of old and new records, but everything is straight up quality!
Soul, funk, jazz, disco, latin, .....
FINGERLICKIN' GOOD!
just check it out!
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With reissue 12"s the only problem is sometimes they are edited from the original 12". Like for instance the reissue of "Supernature" by Cerrone 12" was a murder job, BIG TIME, badly done too. Also, "Over And Over" by Disco Circus. One thing I aint sure of that maybe someone could help with..well, the hell with it, it's kind of another subject on this one so ill make a seperate post about it..lol
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Agreed.On 2002-07-25 13:25, DJ Jimmy M wrote:
With reissue 12"s the only problem is sometimes they are edited from the original 12".
I was very dispappointed with a UK reissue of GQ's Disco Nights I picked up, as I think it was only the LP version put out on a reissured 12", and not the original 12" disco mix. I'm still looking for that one...
If it moves - funk it!!
I have the original 12" Disco Mix of GQ on a CD compilation from the UK called "Disco Mastercuts Vol. 1", I dont have it on vinyl as it was a promo only release and this one i have never been able to track down. But, if you just want the track itself and doesnt matter what format its in, see if this disc is still in print and you'll have it if it is.
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Thanks for your help, my friend!! I am sure I can pick that up when I am next up in town!On 2002-07-26 00:52, DJ Jimmy M wrote:
I have the original 12" Disco Mix of GQ on a CD compilation from the UK called "Disco Mastercuts Vol. 1", I dont have it on vinyl as it was a promo only release and this one i have never been able to track down. But, if you just want the track itself and doesnt matter what format its in, see if this disc is still in print and you'll have it if it is.
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i have the 12 inch vinyl promo of gq's "disco nights".the length is 5:51, don't know how much different that is than the album version.
The version of Disco Nights I'm after is the one that has two percussion breaks. My version on this reissued 12" has only one percussion break ...
If it moves - funk it!!
I have seen vinyl reissues of certain soul/funk LPs on "18lb superior vinyl" eg Parliament, Earth Wind and Fire and Marvin Gaye. They come with a premium price.
Has anybody bought any of these particular vinyl reissues, and are they worth the extra money?
If it moves - funk it!!
Jazz,On 2002-07-26 06:14, jazz_pilgrim wrote:
I have seen vinyl reissues of certain soul/funk LPs on "18lb superior vinyl" eg Parliament, Earth Wind and Fire and Marvin Gaye. They come with a premium price.
Has anybody bought any of these particular vinyl reissues, and are they worth the extra money?
I haven't bought any of the 180 gram reissues, but I do have some original CBS "Half-Speed Mastered" albums and they truly are much better. They have less noise and are far more open and realistic than their standard counterparts. Off the top of my head I have
- Earth Wind & Fire - "1 AM"
- Michael Jackson - Thriller
- Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees
If you come across any of them do grab them. Highly recommended.
I thank you very much your help, Dusty Groove is one of my favourite record shops, but I don´t know the others, I´ll see soon what I can find. Disco nights is a great disco song, I have it on a vinyl compilation, but is not the long version. I like the keyboard play.
Talking about reissues of classic disco,
today i bought a fantastic disco compilation album on vinyl:
Francois K - Classic Mixes Volume 1 (DL-101)
Its a great compilation album of Francois K best mixes on a bootleg label called DISCO LEGENDS.
the tracklist:
a1 Michael Wilson - Groove It To Your Body
a2 Wuf Ticket - The Key
b1 Bohannon - Let's Start To Dance 3
b2 Conquest - Body Movement
c1 Martin Circus - Disco Circus (FK Edit)
c2 Kraftwerk - Tour De France
d1 Jeanette 'Lady' Day - Sexy, Sexy, Sexy
d2 Yazoo - Situation (Dub)
I just found out there's also a second classic mixes album out. In fact those are the only 2 albums disco legends ever released. Does anyone have the second album?
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