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Hi

Was hoping someone can finally figure this out for me as it's driving me mad. On the CD single for TINLBUA the remix is called "Specially Extended 12" Mix" and the version on the Castle/Sanctuary Re-release of Now for a Feast (included as a bonus track) is obviously this version too but not titled "Specially Extended 12" Mix".
So I have the Cherry Red new version of Box Frenzy and as a bonus track they have a mix called "Specially Extended Dance Mix" which has the Psychosexual beginning.

So......I am damn confused as to what these mixes are actually called? Are they actually both called the same thing but one has "Dance" in the name and one has "12 inch" in the name.

So I suppose there is the mix with the Nat King Cole beginning and the one with the Psychosexual beginning.....does anyone know what the proper remix titles are?

Sorry if this post is as confusing as I am over this issue.

NFAF re-release: that is the 12" version which is the version on the TINLBUA 12CHAP20 and L12CHAP12 12" releases and starts with the Nat King Cole vocals. I would say that this track is mis-labeled on the re-release.

The Specially Extended Dance Mix w/Psychosexual beginning is the version on the TINLBUA CLUBCHAP20, DANCE12CHAP20, & L12CHAP20 12" releases. This is the correct track name.

Thanks very much! Appreciate the clarification.

This is what happens when I start organizing my PWEI collection.....I get all anal about this stuff!

Thanks again,

David

What's the female 'yeah-eah' sample [1.34] in this song?

Has it ever been identified?

No idea. It's not been identified as far as I know.

Is it this sample you are talking about?

Rainy Davis - Sweetheart (1986)

Didn't spot any samples in there at all???

"sweetheart, we can share a fairytale romance. won't you be mine" is in one of the extended No Love mixes. dunno where the "yea-ehhh" is from though.

Thanks for that link, Skillbani.

I was desperate to know where that sample came from; never heard of Rainy Davis before, but that's great.
Like the tune and it works really well as a sample.

Swap you Schoolly D, We Get Ill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brpo-35Siec

It's not a sample, Gra just stole/referenced some lyric from about 13 seconds in.

Radio PWEI's line; Like a ten ton truck, don't give a fuck, if you don't like the poppies, it's your hard luck.