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It was always a 1.5-2K record (and I my opinion a very dubious press as per other releases, I have been doubted before and I may be wrong, but Jack's memory on this is vague, I was told years ago)

 

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I listened to it for the first time and it almost sent me to sleep. So a vinyl diazepam. Do they go for a lot of money.

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2 hours ago, Ratt said:

I listened to it for the first time and it almost sent me to sleep. So a vinyl diazepam. Do they go for a lot of money.

Totally agree with you,it absolutley bores the tits off me. I much prefer crying clown as far as his slower stuff is concerned. 

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User comment from the respective Discogs entry:

This is right at the pinnacle of deep Soul music. State-of-the-art.

Bit overexcited in my opinion but yes I'd agree to the extent that it's a great deep soul track.

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15 hours ago, Wheelsville1 said:

Totally agree with you,it absolutley bores the tits off me. I much prefer crying clown as far as his slower stuff is concerned. 

I also prefer Crying Clown on Triple B records,and you get the same flip side as BIYMG...I Need A True Love...which for me is the best of the three tunes...

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6 hours ago, Mgm 1251 said:

I also prefer Crying Clown on Triple B records,and you get the same flip side as BIYMG...I Need A True Love...which for me is the best of the three tunes...

Great double sider and you can still pick a mint copy up for about £50 

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