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Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 7:18 pm
by Antigoon
bootleg red vinyl 45 of swatch
The only red bootleg 7" Single I have ever heard of had "une alarme qui swinge" on side A (45rpm) and "eldorado" on the flipside (33rpm)
certainly not chrono4 on that one........
The 12" promo single of Chronologie 4 (1 FDM 05 93) is a bit longer than the standard single release - 4'39 compared to 3'55. Perhaps this is the mystery track.
Don't think it is since someone allready uploaded that in this post and got a "negative" response to that (negative as in "no, it's not that one")
Having said that, the only "early version of chrono4" I know of is "Une alarme qui swinge"
try this then, will be deleted after 24 hours for copyright thingy so be quick
http://www.oopstracks.com/Gfx/BlahBlah/ ... swinge.mp3
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 7:39 pm
by Antigoon
Meanwhile, can anyone help me (us) find the following remix of chrono 4 in MP3:
Chrono 4 special remix for swatch
I would love to hear that one
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:50 pm
by Phil J.
Antigoon wrote:Meanwhile, can anyone help me (us) find the following remix of chrono 4 in MP3:
Chrono 4 special remix for swatch
I would love to hear that one
It's listed here -
http://www.freewebs.com/thejarrecollection/music.htm
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 8:58 pm
by Antigoon
Thanx
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 9:41 pm
by Dr_Jones
Isnt he talking about Synthesizer Greatest vol. 9 by Ed Starink? That was released a few months before Chronologie was released. I believe the record label was sued for that.
Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 11:33 pm
by Jon
Dr_Jones wrote:Isnt he talking about Synthesizer Greatest vol. 9 by Ed Starink? That was released a few months before Chronologie was released. I believe the record label was sued for that.
Thats got me thinking now
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 12:52 am
by moviemaker
Antigoon wrote:bootleg red vinyl 45 of swatch
The only red bootleg 7" Single I have ever heard of had "une alarme qui swinge" on side A (45rpm) and "eldorado" on the flipside (33rpm)
certainly not chrono4 on that one........
The 12" promo single of Chronologie 4 (1 FDM 05 93) is a bit longer than the standard single release - 4'39 compared to 3'55. Perhaps this is the mystery track.
Don't think it is since someone allready uploaded that in this post and got a "negative" response to that (negative as in "no, it's not that one")
Having said that, the only "early version of chrono4" I know of is "Une alarme qui swinge"
try this then, will be deleted after 24 hours for copyright thingy so be quick
http://www.oopstracks.com/Gfx/BlahBlah/ ... swinge.mp3
now I'm confused...isn't une alarme qui swinge a version of chrono4????
:~D
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:17 am
by GeeJee
Actually a pre-version... as it's from 1992
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:36 am
by Antigoon
now I'm confused...isn't une alarme qui swinge a version of chrono4????
Well, almost. It's starts with a demo-ish version of crono5 suite and then switches to a demo-ish version of the chrono 4 chorus with Rondat on guitar (his first released work with JMJ BTW)
What are you confused about exactly? Une alarme qui swinge is from 1992, it predates chronologie by 8 months or so.
There was a version of chrono 4 on one of the synthesizer greatest rip-offs, but like most of those versions it's total crap. (as usual with Ed Starink ofcourse)
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:53 am
by Adam
Antigoon wrote:Adam1138 wrote:moviemaker wrote:Is it this version?
:~D
If I'm not mistaken,this is the Atomium Mix by Praga Khan
You are mistaken mate
You're close though.. It was a special remix for swatch mixed by praga khan, it was however similar (but not the same) compared to the Dream Time Mix (not atomium)
That info is hear say though, I never opened that Swatch Cone so I have never even heard my own copy of it....
Thanks,I've now heard this version & I stand corrected,it is like an edited version of the dream time mix minus the vocals near the end.
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:04 pm
by Jarp2600
Pfooh, just on time! Downloaded "une Alarme qui Swinge"
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:29 pm
by Antigoon
That reminds me....
*POOF*
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 9:13 am
by Andy
Dr_Jones wrote:Isnt he talking about Synthesizer Greatest vol. 9 by Ed Starink? That was released a few months before Chronologie was released. I believe the record label was sued for that.
That was not "Synthesizer Greatest", but "Synthétiseur - Les Plus Grands Thèmes" and Arcade wasn't sued for that - for which reason? In fact Dreyfus Musique asked to wait with the release (and Arcade did wait!) therewith Ed Starink could also do a cover version of Chronologie 4 (which is indeed not good) for that release. Btw this cover version is based on a pre-version of Chronologie 4 (provided by Dreyfus) and not on the album or single version.
CU, Andy