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Latest comment: 16 years ago by 91.84.10.87

Few mistakes here I'm afraid. The first 3 ERAS releases were all in 1990, not the mid-80s. http://www.erasureinfo.com/releases/other.html has the original release dates.

ABBA-Esque the remixes was released both as ERAS4, and as L12MUTE144. I think the ERAS4 version has very slightly different track lengths due to a couple of samples that were removed for the commercial release, particularly on track 3. That was in 1992.

And tracks 4 and 5 "Ship Of Fools (Orbital Southsea Isles Of Holy Beats Mix)" and "Sometimes (Danny Rampling Mix)" were released on LCDMUTE150 (Who Needs Love Like That) so they were in fact commercially available long before now. (The Erasure shop verifies this one - "Limited in number, these releases subsequently became highly sought after by Erasure collectors due to the exclusivity of several of the mixes.") http://shop.lexermusic.com/index.php?p=product&id=332&parent=45 - check out the track listing on http://www.erasureinfo.com/releases/singles/whoneedslovelikethat_remix.html

I can't provide a weblink to proof of all of these, but I do have the actual records in my possession... 91.84.10.87 (talk) 15:40, 11 September 2009 (UTC)Reply