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Mass Order - Victim Of Love / Your Kind Of Music FLAC album


Performer: Mass Order
Genre: Electronic
Title: Victim Of Love / Your Kind Of Music
Country: US
Released: 1991
Style: House
Label: Not On Label
Catalog Number: DRP-9173
FLAC version ZIP size: 2986 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2661 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1830 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 250

Tracklist

1Victim Of Love / Your Kind Of Music
2Take Me Away (Vocal Mix)
3Take Me Away (Bonus Beats)

Notes

The A-side features 2 songs, joined together to flow as 1 complete track. 'Victim Of Love' never appeared elsewhere, whereas 'Your Kind Of Music' appeared on the full length LP/CD, though in a more 'finished' version.
The B-side features the original bootleg version of 'Take Me Away', as featured on the UK bootleg shortly before this pressing. It also featured the first appearance of the 'Bonus Beats' mix, which is actually a very stripped down groove, rather than just beats.
This bootleg mix is also notable as it features a sample from Loleatta Holloway, which was re-recorded for all subsequent Columbia releases.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (A-Side Runout Etching): DRP-9173A
  • Matrix / Runout (B-Side Runout Etching): DRP-9173B

Companies

  • Pressed By – Dixie Record Pressing Inc. – DRP-9173
Lanadrta
Definitely an underrated 12"! My labels are blank except for side B where someone penned "Lift Every Voice & Sing". Chillid is on point as far as pricing. This is JERSEY without a doubt. Who ever sold cheap, my condolences.

Vizuru
There is a story behind this record that maybe not many are aware of. At the time i owned a record shop and new the guy at the record label in the UK who was dealing with the release of it. The guy who work for the record company new they weren't going to release these particular versions so decided to get some pressings done. As far as im aware only 25 copies exist. I am really surprised that 1, there are so many for sale at such cheap prices and 2, no one is snapping them up. I warmed Tony Humphries up and it was probably one of the first times he had played it in the UK and to me it is, even though it is rough on the recording side, is still the best version. New Jersey at its finest, rough, ready and heavy.

Roram
Good to know 25 copies exist, but 33 people claim to have it.

Balladolbine
People often seem to confuse the UK and US versions of this booty...The UK version has the best pressing, and the US version features a under-rated demo track on the A-side.You need both!

Dagdage
i sold both,but i keep the Columbia rec. official

Pruster
you right my man Soulsal,in fact i got both,i sell both.