Generic Mayking Multi Media labels. This TP plays at 33 RPM as opposed to the mastering chosen for the promo below. Otherwise playing the same tracks.
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Mo Wax – MW057DJ
1996
12", 45RPM, Single, Promo
Design: Will Bankhead / Ben Drury
Photography: B+
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A different playing speed indicates that it's not the promo of the above. The tracklist also differs to the street release.
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Mo Wax – MW-057
1996
12", 33 RPM, Single, Test Pressing
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Generic Mayking Multi Media labels, this is the TP for the street release below.
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Mo Wax – MW057
1996 Sept. 2
12", 33 RPM, Single
Design : Will Bankhead / Ben Drury
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Street release of the above with 3 different versions of MIAPW, plus "Mutual Slump".
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FFRR – 162-531 084-1
1997 Jan.
12", 33 RPM, Single
Photography: B+
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Sleeve features the late "Motorcycle" John Hillyard in his warehouse."I met John in 1991 or 1992, on a record pilgrimage to Merced, CA", Josh recalls.
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FFRR – PR12 7471-1
1996
12", 33 RPM, Single, Promo
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With 2 versions of MIAPW, 2 versions of "The Number Song" including the remix by Cut Chemist and "Red Bus Needs To Leave".
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Mo Wax – MW057CD
1996
CD, Single, Promo
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Issued in a slimline jewel case with a front and / or a single back sticker. Disc shows "ref." on top.
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Mo Wax – MW057CD / 581 909-2
1996 Sept. 2
CD, Single
Design : Will Bankhead / Ben Drury
Photography: B+
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Comes in a card sleeve which holds an inner card sleeve. It looks very similar to the one below, but has 2 cat# and was made by PMDC as per the matrix.
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Mo Wax – MW057CD
1996 Sept. 2
CD, Single
Design : Will Bankhead / Ben Drury
Photography: B+
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Comes in a card sleeve which holds an inner card sleeve. It looks very similar to the one above, but has 1 cat# and was made by PDO as per the matrix.
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FFRR – PRCD 7392-2
1996
CD, Single, Promo
Design : Will Bankhead / Ben Drury Photography: B+
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Issued in standard jewel case with front and rear inserts. In 2017, Shadow didn't remember what was the J.S Edit was. He mentioned a possible typo by Ben Drury.
