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T'Pau - China In Your Hand 2004 FLAC album


Performer: T'Pau
Genre: Electronic
Title: China In Your Hand 2004
Country: Germany
Released: Jun 2004
Style: Trance, Progressive Trance
Label: Dance Street
Catalog Number: DST 74032-8
FLAC version ZIP size: 2265 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2302 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1679 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 529

Tracklist

1China In Your Hand 2004 (S.A.D. Radio Mix)
Remix – S.A.D.
3:54
2China In Your Hand 2004 (S.A.D. Club Mix)
Remix – S.A.D.
7:14
3China In Your Hand 2004 (Kosmonova Remix)
Remix – Kosmonova
5:56
4China In Your Hand 2004 (Virus Inc. Radio Mix)
Remix – Virus Inc.
3:09
5China In Your Hand 2004 (Virus Inc. Club Mix)
Remix – Virus Inc.
5:47

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
SRN 64-12T'Pau China In Your Hand ‎(12", Single, Tow)Siren SRN 64-12UK1987
SRN 64T'Pau China In Your Hand ‎(7", Single, Tow)Siren SRN 64UK1987
SRN 64T'Pau China In Your Hand ‎(7", Single, Sil)Siren SRN 64UK1987
SRN 64T'Pau China In Your Hand ‎(7", Single, Aru)Siren SRN 64UK1987
SRN 64-12T'Pau China In Your Hand ‎(12", Single)Siren SRN 64-12UK1987

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godlike
I've been reading up on the controversy regarding this release, and it's quite interesting! You'll find a lot more info on the T'pau official Yahoo Group (mailing list) but overall I think the issues all boils down to which vocals do the 2004 remixes contain? If it's the original 1987 vocals then Carol Decker probably has no legal claim because Virgin Records owns the copyright to those, and can do whatever they want with them - remixes, re-releases, etc. However, if China In Your Hand 2004 does actually contain vocals that she re-recorded, that changes things completely. Dance Street Records & ZYX are both pretty big companies, and I'd like to think they'd usually be very careful about releasing any music for which they don't own the rights to. I wonder if Carol Decker was confused and thought these used new vocals but they didn't, or perhaps she actually did sign the contract for re-releasing the single as a dance record and then just forgot about it? This remix package has a fascinating history, and doesn't sound too bad for what they are either!