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Great - yes will look out for this. Eamonn, can I ask a question - do you have the Sorted For E's and Wizz / Mis-Shapes [12 Inch Single] - I purchased yesterday from a shop and I was thinking it would have the inner sleeve of the jacket pattern that came with the CD single. On Discogs theres no scan of this release - so I was wondering if you have it in your collection? Did it come with an inner sleeve with the pattern?

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I have this one, and it is just a plain white inner sleeve. Same with the other three Different Class 12 singles.

Thanks for answering!

This is what Sir Sturdy suggested, last time the topic came up.

INTRO DELUXE DISC 2: DEMOS & ALTERNATIVE MIXES

1. OU radio edit

2. Sheffield Sex City instrumental
3. Razzmatazz early mix

4. OU original mix
5. Live On demo
6. Babies demo

7. Styloroc instrumental
8. Happy Endings demo
9  Razzmatazz demo
10. Glass demo

(Would also include Watching Nicky and The Boss here but that's maybe cheating if they're already on the deluxe His n Hers)

*There also may or may not be an early She's a Lady from the Babies sessions...

DISC 3: PULP AT THE BBC 1991-'93

Hit the North session '91

1. Space

2. Death II*

3. Live On

4. Countdown *

5. My Legendary Girlfriend*

(* Not owned by Universal Music but maybe Fire would be happy to donate)

Mark Goodier Session May '92

6. Babies

7. Live On

8. Your Sister's Clothes

9. She's A Lady

Hit The North Session with Marc Riley Feb 1993

10. Razzmatazz

11. Stacks

12. Pink Glove

13. 59 Lyndhurst Grove

14. Sheffield Sex City

15-18. Linked Interview segments between songs with Marc Riley. Why? Because it's the best interview they ever did!

*Pulp at Sound City as broadcast live April 1993 could also be included but maybe that should be held back for His'n'Hers SuperDeluxe given the wealth of material already here plus the creeping-in of more HnH material on that performance (Acrylic Afternoons).

And if we were to be extra-selfish....

DISC 4: Black Session Live in Paris,  Nov'92

1. She's A Lady

2. Pink Glove

3. Razzmatazz

4. Your Sister's Clothes

5. Live On

6. Separations

7. Babies

8 The Night (Four Seasons cover)

9. OU

10. Sheffield:Sex City

Not a bad super-deluxe for what's not even a proper studio album 

Eamonn wrote:

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EDIT: ArrGee, you can delete this thread as Scott had already started one while I was writing the above. 

EDIT 2: Actually, please don't (or just merge). The convo has expanded.

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Unfortunately, I dont have the ability to merge threads.  One of the shortcomings of activeboard, especially if you dont have admin rights.

However, this is what I have been waiting over 30 years.  A vinyl copy of Intro.  I remember getting a promo CD at a record fair in Stratford ahead of the official release and that is all I ever had.  A few copies of all the other LPs on CD and Vinyl (Except Hits of course).

Would be nice if there were vinyl reissues of singles from O.U. onwards.  And also Hits on vinyl would not go amiss.

Pre Buller OU, now that id like to hear. I know the version of Styloroc your on about. Shall try dig it out. 

Pre-Buller OU was the Simon Hinkler produced demo in Jan'92 and not a patch on the final version, right?

PaulTMA wrote:

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I wonder if they'd add Mis-Shapes if Hits got a double vinyl release

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 I suspect there would be a brand new Hits alternative if it ever was released on vinyl which would remove Last Day of The Miners Strike.  Pretty sure Mis-shapes would be on it.  Also would probably add After You. And ideally add Countdown, My Legendary Girlfriend and OU, licences permitting.  Underwear could be dropped (Ill get my coat).

Spoiler

1. New song
2. New song
3. New song
4. New song
5. New song
6. New song
7. New song
8. New song
9. Background Noise
10. Hymn of the North

That's annoying.

On the plus side, positive early review from the Discogs sound-experts:

"Amazing press. Sounds wonderful, great remaster and nice blue colour."

Eamonn wrote:

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Didn't get a chance to nab this at the weekend.

Called into Sister Ray and Reckless Records in Soho during my lunchbreak but they said all copies were gone and the prices on Discogs are silly.

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Got a copy today at Golden Discs in Cork.  Very surprised to see it and exchange rate meant it cost £27 (32 Euro) which is cheaper than it was in UK.  Of course now I have to get it back on a flight tomorrow evening in mint condition.  Another store (33rpm) had Suede Autofiction Live for 39 Euro. Couldnt find Waiting In The Sky by Bowie.

Simply Fuss Free wrote:

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I got a copy. After seeing a massive queue outside Rough Trade East, I opted to make the 5 minute walk up Brick Lane to Flashback Records, where there was no queue and I was in and out in 5 minutes.

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Queued for an hour today.  I am not sure what the point of RSD is at Rough Trade East.  They have a separate pop up shop people queue to get into. They are given their records and clear off.  The actual store isn't particularly busy, even though they have live bands playing.  At least at our local store, Dreamhouse Records (Leyton), the records are out for you to rummage through, however they don't get everything so despite getting the Bowie LP there earlier, I had to traipse off to Shoreditch to get my suede and Boomtown Rats LPs.  The latter wasn't even on the picking list, so I was quite delighted it was there in the end. Probably the only person who wanted it . Have to admit having spent £65 on Pulp LPs yesterday and another £140 today, I think I will stay away from record store and online shops for the rest of the month.