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orchidbau | 10 May 2008 02:11
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bound by the vinyl

Hello HAndsomes and Pretties....                         I bought "Bound..." on cd when it was realeased in 89.  I vaguely remember
seeing it on vinyl as well.... or maybe I am remembering incorrectly.  Does anyone know if Duke St. actually
did a vinyl pressing back then? Ive tried to find it on "flea bay" over the years to no avail.  Anyone have any 
idea?  -O.
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jarmo.nousiainen | 10 May 2008 08:39
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Hi!
I have Bound by the Beauty on vinyl. Reprise Records under license from
Duke, made in Germany.

Maybe you could also try www.ebay.de?

By the way,
I have the four albums released in 1984-89 both on vinyl and on cd. No Borders
Here and The Speckless Sky have different covers. The vinyl version of
Speckless Sky is an international release and includes Mimi on the Beach.
Jarmo

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bound by the vinyl

Hello HAndsomes and Pretties....
I bought "Bound..." on cd when it was realeased in 89.  I vaguely remember
seeing it on vinyl as well.... or maybe I am remembering incorrectly.  Does
anyone know if Duke St. actually did a vinyl pressing back then? Ive tried to
find it on "flea bay" over the years to no avail.  Anyone have any  idea?  -O.
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orchidbau .com | 12 May 2008 15:00
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no borders re-ordered

Hello Cool & Sexy People:

Thanks for all the info regarding vinyl editions of BBTB. Much appreciated!

I've been listening to the pre-Sheeba Siberry catalogue a lot lately.
I return to it every so often (sometimes very often) and it always
blows me away and makes everything else I listen to seem so pale and
pedestrian by comparison.

To refresh and renew these CD's I've been experimenting with
resequencing the tracks of each album.  It's been a VERY interesting
process.

When you take the tracks out of their usual order, you pull them out
of their usual context and it REALLY opens the songs up - offering
enlightenment to aspects of the work you haven't experienced before.
EVen more so than when you just play individual tracks.  Having the
whole album resequenced and played is very interesting at the very
least.

So after many re-workings - I offer you the finalized track list for
my version of "No Borders Here - Resequenced"

1. mimi on the beach
2. follow me
3. the waitress
4. map pt. 1
5. i muse aloud
6. you don't need
7. extra executives
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