Finally had time to dig into this. A worthy trip down memory lane. I’ve never heard Michael Omartian’s version of House of Love or the Keith Thomas mix of Oh How The Years Go By. They’re quite wonderful, truly. I’m kicking myself for ordering the vinyl but not the cd.
The Reissue Thread!
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I listened to my copy of the vinyl that arrived on Friday, firstly, it was a nice surprise to find a signed print inside the sleeve when I opened it, number 83 out of 1500, there was no mention of a signed print on the website, so again, a really nice surprise!
As a newbie to this album, I’m enjoying it more and more with each listen, songs are jumping out at me with each listen, Oh How the Years Go By is becoming a favourite, and that Keith Thomas mix is great, like, I can picture that version sitting nicely on Heart In Motion.
I remember Big Yellow Taxi being played on the radio back in 1994, so I have a lot of nostalgia for that.
I don't know much about her but always great to see a comprehensive deluxe edition.
Amy is worth exploring. A terrific discography. Her Christian material is top-notch as is her pop material.
The run from Lead Me On to Behind the Eyes is astonishing. That run of albums is up there with Madonna, Whitney, Mariah and Janet for quality and consistency.
Skunk Anansie are re-releasing Post Orgasmic Chill for its 25th anniversary. On vinyl and CD - 10 B-sides included. 6th December release on their own label. Weird that they're re-releasing album three first but it was on a different label to the first two originally.
No, it's quite quiet as well, the same as the 2016 Deluxe.
1985's Unguarded is also a bit of a gem.
I still hadn't got it, sort of forgotten. Just ordered. Just over £30 with postage from the US to the UK, not too bad.
Yes, I saw. I think it's a longer delay as December and January are quiet months for Cherry Red.
Ugh!
I've been asked by Anfunny to leave this here:
"I still visit the forum every now and then to see what's going on, but only as a guest. So, 'Warning Sign'. Here's the good news;
“The version that is track 2 on CD3 came from the production master for Arista HEY6/HEY12 6, timing 3’57, Rap section start 2’06 to 2’22 & again at 2’55 to 3’08, that to me is two rap sections. It’s the production master for the 7 & 12” single dated 29th September 1984.”
Everything has been taken from tapes, which is nice, isn't it?"
Hurrah! The correct version then!
Much appreciated. That news has made my day.
Her website only. The link was posted.