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[negative1]

finally got the diamond jigsaw promo, with the mixes on it,
and the color sleeve:
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https://www.discogs.com/Underworld-D...elease/8267155

Underworld ‎– Diamond Jigsaw
Label:
Universal ‎– none, Vertigo ‎– none
Format:
CDr, Single, Promo
Country:
Germany
Released:
2011
Genre:
Rock
Style:

TracklistShow Credits
1 Diamond Jigsaw (James Dean Bradfield/ Loz Williams Remix) 3:52
2 Diamond Jigsaw (The Invisible Vocal Remix) 5:22
3 Diamond Jigsaw (The Invisible Instrumental) 5:22
4 Diamond Jigsaw (Jacob Plant Remix) 5:35
5 Diamond Jigsaw (Album Version Louder) 5:37
Total Time: 25:48



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[lament]

Nice! How are the mixes?

[negative1]

Originally Posted by lament

Nice! How are the mixes?

i had the mixes ages ago when it came out.
so i haven't relistened to them. that was one
of the better songs from the album though,
and the mixes were decent.

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[negative1]

indonesian a hundred days cassette:


https://www.discogs.com/Underworld-A...lease/11372097

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[negative1]

love the bootleg of bootleg babies::

https://www.ebay.com/itm/17472044152...AAAOSwiBtgaxJk



https://www.ebay.com/itm/17472044151...EAAOSwpUFgaxJk



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[TheBang]

Oh, interesting, I didn't realize that existed. It looks like they chopped up and trimmed the track order. I would've maybe considered getting it if the price weren't so exorbitant. It looks like that bootleg label put out another UW vinyl of bootleg remixes too:

https://www.discogs.com/Underworld-U...elease/2187074

[holden]

Originally Posted by TheBang

Oh, interesting, I didn't realize that existed. It looks like they chopped up and trimmed the track order. I would've maybe considered getting it if the price weren't so exorbitant. It looks like that bootleg label put out another UW vinyl of bootleg remixes too:

https://www.discogs.com/Underworld-U...elease/2187074

Bootleg Babies was such a quality production, I can see why it'd be a sought after collectible. But it's lame that someone is trying to profit from it.
Boots have been traded and sold forever, and I guess no one but the original artist has the rights to the music. Traders etiquette suggests you don't sell and many artists are cool with the hardcore fans trading. But this one, bootleg Babies, was more of a fair use recreation of a gig. Lots of effort and expertise. I guess if anything is on the internet, it's impossible to preserve intellectual property or control distribution.

Around 2001 when I found this forum (well, the old version) and was really discovering the band, I downloaded all the fan remixes and burnt them to CDR. Can't say it was a great hi fi listening experience. Now they're on vinyl, so the pops and clicks accentuate the low bitrate glitches! My own AVID remixes from that time, using freeware and dubious techniques have appeared....cool to say they're on vinyl, but again, who would pay for this? I guess if you were just discovering the band like I did 20 years ago, you'd be excited to hear something rare and you wouldn't know their free origins. 5 seconds on Google should tell you something about the obscurity of those remixers!

[negative1]

I would love a 6LP colored vinyl set, or something lathe cut.

there's a ton of cool new order bootlegs:


I think that would be pretty cool. But anyways.

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[negative1]

got the 'always loved a film' 8 track promo cd.




and the first 2 of 5 promo cds from barbara barbara,
i've already heard these mixes:






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[iamneorev]

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