Forgive my ignorance, but there was an IBIA white label, AND ebw5??
I thought they were one and the same thing.
This means there's 6 versions of Afrika (including the trance rip-off. maybe we shouldn't though)
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Posted 15 November 2004 - 8:41 PM
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Forgive my ignorance, but there was an IBIA white label, AND ebw5??
I thought they were one and the same thing.
This means there's 6 versions of Afrika (including the trance rip-off. maybe we shouldn't though)
don't ask me how many versions there are around :-? i just know that ebw5 and the white label version seem to be identic and not the album version. then, there's the edited one, my ebw5-8:12mins one (anyone else havin' this???), that trance rip-off... HELP! any more? forgot one???
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Posted 15 November 2004 - 8:46 PM
btw, does anyone know if there is an IBIA version with the it-began-in-afrika-ka-ka-ka-voice being pitched down and up again in the beginning. i've heard that one in a record store in april 2002 and it was definitely not the guy who worked there pitchin' it. i was to stupid to ask him then... :-//
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Posted 15 November 2004 - 9:52 PM
wow i've been playing my africa white lable bootie, the 9.52 version one one deck. and i have been playing the standard 12" release on the other deck. just trying to hear the different points of each edit. the major thing i have just noticed the acid screeching part that pitches up and up in the final quater of the track is totally missing on the 9.52 version. plus as i have mentioned before the end is drawn out more
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