SINGLES: UK 12″ Theme From S-Express/The Trip(Microdot House Mix) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 21T]
UK CD Theme From S-Express (Herbal Tea Casualty Mix)*/The Trip(Microdot House Mix)/Theme From S-Express(7″) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 21CD] US 12″ Theme From S-Express(12″ U.S.A. Mix) + (7″ U.S.A. Mix)/The Trip(Microdot House Mix) [CAPITOL V-15377] US 7″ Theme From S-Express(7″ U.S.A. Mix)/Theme From S-Express(7″ U.S.A. Mix) [CAPITOL P-B-44181] * Remix by Mark Moore and Mark McGuire The USA Mixes were the same but with vocal samples reproduced by anyone who was hanging out in the studio. Stick to the superior UK mixes. Possibly a US Cassingle? Artwork by Trevor Jackson of Underdog and Playgroup fame. The UK 7″ came in a variant sleave showing a large S-Express logo on the front. UK 12″ Superfly Guy/Lolly-Pop+Funky Killer [RHYTHM KING LEFT 28T] UK 12″ Superfly Guy(The Fluffy Bagel Mix)*/Superfly Guy(The Visitor Mix)** +Theme From Funky Killer [RHYTHM KING LEFT R28T] UK 7″ Superfly Guy/Funky Killer [RHYTHM KING LEFT 28] UK CD” Superfly Guy(7″)/Theme From Funky Killer/Lollypop/Superfly Guy(The Fluffy Bagel Mix)* [RHYTHM KING LEFT 28CD] US 12″ Superfly Guy(12″)+(7″)/Lolly-Pop + Funky Killer [CAPITOL V-15409] US DJ PROMO 12″ Superfly Guy(The Fluffy Bagel Mix) + (The Visitor Mix)/Superfly Guy(Do The Bourasa Mix)*** + Theme From Funky Killer [CAPITOL SPRO-79432] US 7″ Superfly Guy/Funky Killer [CAPITOL P-B-44225] US CASSINGLE Superfly Guy/Funky Killer [CAPITOL 4BX-44225} * Remix by the Marks Brothers(Mark Moore and Mark McGuire) The Fluffy Bagel Mix is a must. Huge everywhere from the Detroit underground to acid house clubs in the UK. RARE! Derrick May was known to play a special acetate he made of a looped/edit version of Lolly-Pop. Funky Killer became a secret weapon by DJs such as J Saul Kane(Depth Charge) who would cover the label up on the 7" and when asked, say it was a track from the 70's! It was included in React Record's Dope Classics compilation in 1997. Again US copies had samples replaced so stick to UK versions! Exception being the great US DJ Promo with the wonderful Do The Bourasa Mix. This is pretty similar to the original but Mr Bourasa has done some cool edits and thrown in snippets of Theme and Curtis Mayfield's Superfly. RARE! Initial copys or the UK 12" had the band name and track title in green writing(center sleave) but this was changed to yellow so it would show up more. Great trippy artwork by David Little. Note change of spelling from S-Express to S'Express. No reason. no reason at all! UK 7" Bomb The Bass - Megablast(Original Rap Version) + S'Xpress - Coma/The Wee Papa Girl Rappers - You Got The Beat + DJ Jazzy Jeff And Fresh Prince - Here We Go Again [RM SURE 1} Free 7" given away with Record Mirror. It consisted of breathing, a heartbeat and a sonar blip. Some pirate radios would play it over the top of Acid House tunes or under the bits where they talk. Mark describes it as the tale of a girl who is brought out of a coma by being played her favourite tune (Theme From S-Express natch) and decides to get a tattoo. The Coma track was later expanded to become Coma II(A.M/O.K) on the Original Soundtrack album. RARE! Coma II (A.M/O.K) was the first ambient house track predating even The Orb. UK 12" Hey Music Lover(G-OO-D Vibration Mix)/Have A Nice Day+Hey Music Lover(Music Is My Life Mix) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 30T]
UK PROMO 12″ Hey Music Lover(Miller Mash Glass Smash)**** [RHYTHM KING LEFT X30T] UK 7″ Hey Music Lover/Have A Nice Day [RHYTHM KING LEFT 30] UK CD Hey Music Lover(7″)/Hey Music Lover(Miller Mash Glass Smash)****/Hey Music Lover(G-OO-D Vibration Mix)/Hey Music Lover(The Glass Cut)** [RHYTHM KING LEFT 30CD] US 12″ Music Lover(Music Lovers Bass Mix)º/(Music Lovers Dub)º + Music Lover(Shep Zip Mix)º/(Glass Mix)** [CAPITOL V-15454] US CD Music Lover(Shep Zip Mix)º/(Music Lovers Bass Mix)º/(Heart Attack Mix)º/Transformer Mixº/(G.OO.D Vibration Mix)/(Music Is My Life Mix)/(Spatial Expansion Mix)*/(Glass Mix)** [CAPITOL C2 15466] US PROMO CD Music Lover(Shep Zip Mix)º/(Music Lovers Bass Mix)º/(Music Lovers Dub)º/(Heart Attack Mix)º/Transformer Mixº/(Glass Mix)** [CAPITOLrnDPRO-79551] US CASSINGLE Music Lover(Edit)º/Music Lover(Music Lovers Bass Mix)º/Superfly Guy [CAPITOL 4JM-44335] * Remix by William Orbit Vocals on Hey Music Lover by Billie Ray Martin and Eric Robinson. Happy Happy S’Express was a secret track at the end of the b-side of the second UK 12″ Hey Music Lover(Spatial Expansion Mix). It featured Mark Moore and Mark McGuire singing on helium balloon gas and playing children’s toys. So business as usual really. The third UK 12″, the Philip Glass mix, titled The Glass Cut [LEFT L30T] came with a special plastic wallet which housed all three 12′s of the trilogy. RARE! The Miller Mash Glass Smash (available on the UK CD) also came as a one-sided promo only white label 12″[LEFT X30T]. RARE! This is a supremely insane mix by William Orbit from the remixes of Philip Glass with Kurt Munkasci and Daniel Miller. The CD says “Desperate Dan & Chillin’ Phil ripped to shreds by Raging Bill”. It even includes a snippet of Daniel Miller’s Warm Leatherette “see the breaking glass”. Released later on vinyl as the b-side of UK 12″ Mantra For A State Of Mind(The Baby Ford Experience) [LEFT X35T] The US CD came in one of those long display, waste of a tree packets. With all its mixes it was affectionately known as the S’Express endurance test. US mixes have a couple of extra lines sung by Billie Ray Martin that never made it onto any of the UK mixes (“I just want to sing to you ’cause playing bad is hard to do”). Mark is unable to recall a US 7″ but he is unable to remember what he had for breakfast let alone whether one exists. Neither myself nor Mark have an American 12″ of Music Lover so please feel free to send in any spare copies! Note change of spelling from S’Express to S’Xpress. Radio interviewers would ask “…so why did you drop the E?” and the band would burst into uncontrollable laughter. UK DJ PROMO 12″ P.P.P./The Age [VOTG 01] This mysterious looking promotional item was actually a sampler of the forthcoming S’Express LP “Intercourse”. The tracks were a version of Pimps Pushers Prostitutes minus Merlin’s monologue backed with L’Age Du Gateau. Vocal on both sides by Billie Ray Martin. RARE! UK PROMO 12″ Megamix Mixed by Colin Faver [VOTG 02] This stunning one-sided megamix by Colin Faver came with a great David Little etching of the band on the other side. Tracks include:
UK 12″ Mantra For A State Of Mind[Parts 1 and 2](Elevation Mix)/Special and Golden [RHYTHM KING LEFT 35T]
UK 7″ Mantra For A State Of Mind/Special and Golden [RHYTHM KING LEFT 35] UK CD Mantra For A State Of Mind(7″)/Special and Golden/Mantra For A State Of Mind[Parts 1 and 2](Elevation Mix) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 35CD] * Remix by Mark Moore and William Orbit Michelle leaves the band and Linda X joins for for this one single. Of all these 12″s the The Baby Ford Experience mix is the one to get – a masterpiece! It incorporates the bassline and bits of Theme From SXP and gets kind of deep. For added value the Miller Mash Glass Smash is included. RARE! This is closely followed by the Mantra For A State Of Mind(Club Vocal) especially for the Groove Mantra and Mantra System remixes by Moore and William Orbit. The 7″ Mantra For A State Of Mind (Baby Ford Experience) had “special edition double groove” printed on the top right corner of the sleave. It was an edit of the Baby Ford mix on one side with a double groove on the other. Depending on where the needle fell you would hear either Mantra System or a short story written by Moore (published in City Limits) and read by Chilo. VERY RARE! A few white labels of Mantra got out which had a mix that was scrapped called the Direct Mix. This is similar to the Elevation Mix but is mainly instrumental for the last half (and is rather good!). This was going to be the first 12″ release of Mantra but somehow ended up in oblivion. On the b-side was the Elevation Mix. The run out groove says [LEFT 35T A1] and “NAM MYO HO RENGE KYO”. EXTREMELY RARE! Artwork on the Club Vocal (12″) and The Baby Ford Experience (12″ plus 7″) by New York fashion illustrator Miss Tobie Giddeo. Miss Tobie is also the sampled voice on Special And Golden and Coma. She is also one of the girls laughing hysterically on Nervous Motion. UK 12″ Nothing To Lose/Find Time To Be Yourself (Geetar Heaven Mix) + My Laser (Just Won’t Function Anymore) [RHYTHM KING SEXY 01T] UK CD Nothing To Lose (7″)/Find Time To Be Yourself (Vocal)/My Laser (Just Won’t Function Anymore)/Find Time To Be Yourself(Geetar Heaven Mix) [RHYTHM KING SEXY 01CD] UK 7″ Nothing To Lose/Find Time To Be Yourself (Vocal Mix) [RHYTHM KING SEXY 01] UK CASSINGLE Nothing To Lose (7″)/Find Time To Be Yourself(Vocalmix) [RHYTHM KING SEXY 01C] US 12″ Nothing To Lose (Can’t Lose Club Mix)** + Nothing To Lose (Freestyle Dub)** + Find Time To Be Yourself (Full Vocal Mix)/Nothing To Lose (Subterranean Mix)** + Nothing To Lose (Subterranean Dub)** + Nothing To Lose(UK 12″ Mix) [SIRE/WARNER BROTHERS 0-21789] US CD Nothing To Lose (Single Mix)**/Nothing To Lose(Subterranean Mix)**/My Laser(Just Won’t Function Anymore)/Find Time To Be Yourself (Full Vocal Mix)/Nothing To Lose(Can’t Lose Club Mix)**/Nothing To Lose(Subterranean Dub)**/Nothing To Lose(UK 12″ Mix)/Find Time To Be Yourself(Geetar Heaven Mix)/Nothing To Lose(Boon Mix)*** [SIRE/WARNER BROTHERS 9 21789-2] * Remix by J Saul Kane(Depth Charge) and Gota Nothing To Lose and Find Time To Be Yourself (Full Vocal Mix) are the first S*Express tracks to feature the wonderful Sonique on vocals. Chilo and Linda Love leave for pastures new. Find Time To Be Yourself (Geetar Heaven Mix) was an instrumental version which proved very popular in clubs. Find Time To Be Yourself also featured Carl Craig on additional drum programming. Nothing To Lose (J Saul Kane/Gota Mix) was overlooked at the time but is quite brilliant giving the track an epic melancholic edge! And Short Mad Thing is a nutty edits version of Nothing To Lose in a Latin Rascals style. The Tom Richardson and Eric Kupper mixes of Nothing To Lose were a US promo only 12″ that became quite in demand and hard to get hold of. The Boon Mix is on the US CD. It features the last work of Chep Nunez (one of Mark’s heroes) who died shortly after in a tragic fire accident (The US release of Nothing To Lose is dedicated to him). RARE! The UK Club Mix on the US 12″ and CD is incorrectly credited to J Saul Kane and Gota when it is in fact the original mix. I pray to God that someone, somewhere finds this information useful. UK 12″ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Stax Mix) + Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Qwerty Club Mix)*/I Like It [RHYTHM KING SEXY 02T] UK CD Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(7″ Stax Mix)/I Like It/ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Twilight Mix)** [RHYTHM KING SEXY 02CD] UK 7″ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em/I Like It [RHYTHM KING SEXY 02] UK CASSINGLE Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(7″ Stax Mix)/I Like It [RHYTHM KING SEXY 02C] * Remix by John Coxon Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em (Stax Mix) was S’Express’ biggest flop…and also the one that people who have it, are the most passionate about! This again features Sonique on vocals and these are the original versions (it was later remixed and housed up by Band Of Gypsies). All the mixes on the two 12″s are sublime and the wall of sound of the Stax Mix is mindblowing. Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em is not available on the UK Intercourse album in the original Stax Mix and only available on the US album in the edited 7″ mix. RARE! The UK CD has the full length STAX Mix. Huzzah! Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em (The Eighth Out Mix) is the classic Andy Weatherall mix and came in very small quantities. VERY RARE! The record sleeve was designed by Mark Moore. UK PROMO 12″ Trumpets + Twinkle(Step Into My Mind)(Psychotronic Mix)/Nervous Motion* + Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(The Eighth Out Mix)** [RHYTHM KING/SONY XPR 1770] * Remix by Kurt Rogers (for UK album) Promo only 12″ of tracks to promote the forthcoming Intercourse album. Came in a specially designed “plain brown paper wrapper” sleave. RARE! Trumpets features Carl Craig on additional drum programming. Danny Rampling played a specially cut acetate of the instrumental at the time. UK 12″ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Wondere(s)que Mix)* + (Garage(s)que Mix)*/Let It All Out(Ian B Remix)** + It’s All Out(Sunsonic Remix)*** [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 658013 6] UK CD Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Wondere(s)que Mix)*/(Garage(s)que Mix)*/Let It All Out(Ian B Mix)**/It’s All Out(Sunsonic Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 658013 2] UK 7″ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Wondere(s)que Mix)*/Let It All Out(Ian B Mix)(Edit)** + It’s All Out(Sunsonic Remix)*** [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 658013 7] UK CASSINGLE Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Wondere(s)que Mix)/Let It All Out(Ian B Mix)(Edit)**/It’s All Out(Sunsonic Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 658013 4] * Remix by Band Of Gypsies Housed up remixes of Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em. Got them back in the charts, quite nice but the original mixes are superior. Let It All Out (Ian B Remix) and It’s All Out (Sunsonic Remix) are remixes of Trumpets. UK 12″ Let The Fun Begin(No F.T. No IQ Mix)/Let The Fun Begin(Up Duk Mix)* + Let The Fun Begin(Eon’s Mistress Mix)** [SPLISH 8] * Remix by Mount Rushmore Low key release by Mark Moore and Pete Lorimer on Mark’s Splish label. Sasha was a champion of this strange and quirky release. RARE! UK 12″ Theme From S-Xpress(Tony DeVit Mix)*/Theme From S-Xpress(Aquarius “Party On The Orient Express” Mix)** [RHYTHM KING SEXY 9T] UK DJ PROMO 12″ Theme From S-Xpress(Aquarius Mix)**/Theme From S-Xpress(Original Mix Plus UK DJ PROMO 12″ Theme From S-Xpress (Tony DeVit Mix)*/Theme From S-Xpress(Carl Craig M. Bation Stroke Special Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING SEXY 9P2] UK CD Theme From S-Xpress(Tony DeVit 7″ Mix)*/(Aquarius 7″ Mix)**/(Original Theme 7″ Mix Plus 8)/(Tony DeVit 12″ Mix)*/(Aquarius ‘Party On The Orient Express’ Mix)**/(Carl Craig’s Edited Birthday Surprise Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING SEXY 9CD] * Remix by Tony DeVit The Original Mix Plus 8 was the original 1988 mix sped up to plus 8! The Carl Craig M. Bation Stroke Special Mix was also released as a one sided promo only 12″ for some reason. Possibly a full unedited mix. He did the mix for Mark as a birthday present. Ahhhhhhhh! Isn’t that nice! The CD packaging is truly a work of art. Thought up by Mark and realised by Morgan Penn featuring the luscious Annette as cover girl. It’s a classic! The one with Michelle, Chilo and Linda Love. Guest Stars:
(compiled by Wolf Hagen)
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S-Express – Theme From S-Express (1988)
<>UK 12″ Theme From S-Express(Herbal Tea Casualty Mix)*/The Trip(Microdot House Mix) + Theme From S-Express(7″) [RHYTHM KING LEFT R21T]
UK 7″ Theme From S-Express/The Trip(Microdot House Mix) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 21]
S’Express -
Superfly Guy (1988)
** Remix by Baby Ford
*** Edit and additional production by Steve Bourassa
S'Xpress - Coma (1988)
S'Xpress - Hey Music Lover (1989)
UK 12″ Hey Music Lover(Spatial Expansion Mix)*/Hey Music Lover (Music Is My Life Mix) + Happy Happy S’Express [RHYTHM KING LEFT R30T]
UK 12″ Hey Music Lover(The Glass Cut)**/Hey Music Lover(Red Giant Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING LEFT L30T]
** Remix by Philip Glass with Kurt Munkasci
*** Remix by Daniel Miller
**** Remix by William Orbit from the remixes of Philip Glass with Kurt Munkasci and Daniel Miller
º Remix by Shep Pettibone
Voice on Have A Nice Day is Merlin
Victim of the Ghetto – P.P.P./The Age (1989)
S’Express – Original Soundtrack Megamix (1989)
Coma II(A.M/O.K)/Lolly-Pop/Have A Nice Day/Theme From S-Express/Superfly Guy/Blow Me Another Lollypop/Hey Music Lover(Miller Mash Glass Smash)/L’Age Du Gateau/Superfly Guy(The Fluffy Bagel Mix)/Hey Music Lover(Spatial Expansion Mix)/Special and Golden with the occasional Todd Terry breakbeat thrown in for good measure! VERY RARE!
S’Express – Mantra For A State Of Mind (1989)
UK 12″ Mantra For A State Of Mind(Club Vocal)*/Groove Mantra* + Mantra System* [RHYTHM KING LEFT R35T]
UK 12″ Mantra For A State Of Mind(The Baby Ford Experience)**/Hey Music Lover(Miller Mash Glass Smash)*** [RHYTHM KING LEFT X35T]
UK 7″ Mantra For A State Of Mind(The Baby Ford Experience)**/Mantra System* + Mystery Groove (featuring Chilo) [RHYTHM KING LEFT 35sp]
** Remix by Baby Ford
*** Remix by William Orbit from the remixes of Philip Glass with Kurt Munkasci and Daniel Miller
S*Express – Nothing To Lose (1990)
UK 12″ Nothing To Lose (J Saul Kane/Gota Mix)* + And Short Mad Thing*/Find Time To Be Yourself (Full Vocal Mix) [RHYTHM KING SEXY 01RT]
US DJ PROMO 12″ Nothing To Lose (Boon Mix)*** + Nothing To Lose (Boon Dub)***/Nothing To Lose (Ice Palace 57 Mix)*** + Nothing To Lose (Ice Palace 57 Dub)*** [SIRE/WARNER BROTHERS PRO-A-4986]
** Remix by Musto And Bones
*** Remix by Tom Richardson and Eric Kupper(Edited by Chep Nunez)
S’Express – Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget “Em (1991)
UK 12″ Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(Twilight Mix)**/Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em Forget ‘Em(The Eighth Out Mix)*** [RHYTHM KING SEXY 02TR]
** Remix by Kurt Rodgers
*** Remix by Andrew Weatherall (ably assisted by Hugo Nicholson)
S’Express – 4-Play E.P. (1991)
** Remix by Andrew Weatherall (ably assisted by Hugo Nicholson)
S’Express – Find ‘Em Fool ‘Em E.P. (1992)
** Remix by Ian B
*** Remix by Sunsonic
Fluffy Toy IQ – Let The Fun Begin (1994)
** Remix by Ian B
Mark Moore presents S-Xpress – The Return Trip (Theme From S-Xpress Remix) (1996)
[RHYTHM KING SEXY 9P1]
UK PROMO 12″ Theme From S’Express(Carl Craig/Special Remix)*** [RHYTHM KING CARL CRAIG PROMO 1]
** Remix by Aquarius
*** Remix by Carl Craig
S’Express – Original Soundtrack (1989)
Billie Ray Martin, vocal on L’Age Du Gateau/Hey Music Lover/Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutes.
E-Mix, vocal on Can you Feel Me/Special And Golden(Parts I & II).
Eric Robinson, vocal on Hey Music Lover.
Merlin, monologue on Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutes.
Steam, vocal on Superfly Guy.
UK CD [RHYTHM KING LEFT CD8] Came with picture card insert.
1. Overture
2. Theme From S’Express
3. L’Age Du Gateau
4. Can you Feel Me
5. Superfly Guy
6. Blow Me Another Lollypop
7. Hey Music Lover
8. Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutes
9. Special And Golden(Parts I & II)
10. Coma II (A.M./O.K.)
11. Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutes(Instrumental) (Extra track on CD only)
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UK LP [RHYTHM KING LEFT LP8] Came with large picture card insert, merchandise insert and inner sleave.
UK CASSETTE [RHYTHM KING LEFT C8] Came with picture card insert.
PICTURE DISC LP [RHYTHM KING/ROUGH TRADE LEFT PD8] GERMAN?
US LP [CAPITOL C1-91442] Came with inner sleave.
US CASSETTE [CAPITOL C4-91442]
1. Overturern2. Theme From S’Expressrn3. L’Age Du Gateaurn4. Can you Feel Mern5. Superfly Guyrn6. Blow Me Another Lollypop
7. Hey Music Loverrn8. Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutesrn9. Special And Golden(Parts I & II)rn10. Coma II (A.M./O.K.)
Theme From S’Express and Superfly Guy on the US albums are the same versions as the UK release.
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S’Express – Intercourse (1991)
The one with Sonique.
Guest Stars:rnCarl Craig, additional drum programming on Trumpets/Find Time To Be Yourself/What Does It Take?
Sonique’s full vocal of Brazil was only available on the Give Peace A Dance!: A CND Compilation double CD [CND/MIXMAG DISARM 2CD] 1991. It was called Brasil(Vox Mix).
US CD [SIRE/WARNER BROTHERS 9 26520-2]
1. Nothing To Lose(Single Mix)rn2. Trumpetsrn3. Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Emrn4. Twinkle(Step Into My Mind)rn5. Nervous Motionrn6. Find Time To Be Yourself (Edit)rn7. What Does It Take?rn8. Supersonic Loverrn9. Brazilrn10. Mantra For A State Of Mind(Club Vocal)rn11. Twinkle(Step Into My Mind) (Psychotronic Mix)rn12. Nervous Motion (Gurls Mix)
The US album came out a good while before the UK release hence the vast difference between the two which I will attempt to explain:
Nothing To Lose(Single Mix) is the US mix by Musto and Bones.
Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em is an edit of the original Stax mix.
Track 4 has Twinkle(Step Into My Mind) in its original mix, only available on the US album. Twinkle was used in Beverly Hills 90210 in the episode where they go to a rave and experiment with drugs!
Track 5 has Nervous Motion in its original mix, only available on the US album.
What Does It Take? only available on the US album.
Nervous Motion (Gurls Mix) is an instrumental mix, is wonderful and is only available on the US album.
Sleave artwork by Sarah Gregory of As Time Goes By(Sitting Under A Tree) and Allez Allez infamy. Inner sleave by Tobie Giddeo.rn————————————————————————————————rnUK CD [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 468567 2]
1. Nothing To Losern2. Trumpetsrn3. Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em (Wonder(s)que Mix) (7″)rn4. Twinkle(Step Into My Mind) (Psychotronic Mix)rn5. Nervous Motionrn6. Find Time To Be Yourself (Edit)rn7. I Like Itrn8. Supersonic Loverrn9. Brazilrn10. Mantra For A State Of Mind(Club Vocal)rn11. Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em (The Eighth Out Mix)
As I said, the US album came out a good while before the UK release hence the vast difference which I will attempt to explain (PAY ATTENTION!):
Nothing To Lose is the UK version (much better!).rnFind ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em (Wonder(s)que Mix) is the remix by Band Of Gypsies.rnNervous Motion is a remix version by Kurt Rogers and it’s great!rnI Like It is not on the US album (it was the b-side of the first UK release of Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em [SEXY 02] ).rnFind ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em (The Eighth Out Mix) is the Andy Weatherall mix.rn————————————————————————————————rnUK LP [RHYTHM KING/SONY/EPIC 468567 1] came with inner sleave
1. Nothing To Losern2. Trumpetsrn3. Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Em (Wonder(s)que Mix)rn4. Twinkle(Step Into My Mind) (Psychotronic Mix)
5. Nervous Motionrn6. Find Time To Be Yourselfrn7. I Like Itrn8. Supersonic Loverrn9. Brazil
————————————————————————————————rnGive Peace A Dance!: A CND Compilation (1991)
The Brasil(Vox Mix), Sonique’s full vocal of Brazil, was only available on this compilation CD of original unreleased tracks and remixes. All profits went to CND. Other artists include Dub Syndicate/Coldcut/Massive Attack/Bomb The Bass/The Orb/The Shamen/Baby Ford/Renegade Soundwave/4 Hero/The KLF amongst others.
DOUBLE CD [CND/MIXMAG DISARM 2CD]
———————————————————————————————rnULTIMATE S’EXPRESS (1998) compilation
UK CD [CAMDEN]rnUS CD [BMG INTRNATIONAL 60340]
1. Theme From S’Expressrn2. Superfly Guyrn3. Hey Music Loverrn4. L’Age Du Gateaurn5. Can You Feel Mern6. Blow Me Another Lollypoprn7. Coma II (A.M./O.K.)rn8. Pimps, Pushers, Prostitutesrn9. Nothing To Losern10. Find ‘Em, Fool ‘Em, Forget ‘Emrn11. Mantra For A State Of Mindrn12. Supersonic Loverrn13. Brazil
_____________________________________________________________________rnPRODUCTIONS:rnSaffron – Fluffy Toy (1995)
UK DJ PROMO WHITE LABEL 12″ Fluffy Toy(IQ Mix)/Fluffy Toy(Transient IQ Mix) [WEA SAM 1145]
UK DJ PROMO 12″ Fluffy Toy(IQ Mix)/World Of You(Hipmix)* + Fluffy Toy(Transient IQ Mix) [WEA SAFF 10SAM]
UK 12″ World Of You(Hipmix)*/World Of You* + Fluffy Toy(IQ Mix) [WEA SAFF10T]
UK CD World Of You*/World Of You(Hipmix)*/Mantra**/Fluffy Toy(IQ Mix) [WEA SAFF10CD]
* Produced by Jah Wobble (nothing to do with Mark!)rn** Produced by Eric Kupper/Lenny Dee/Neil McLellen (nish to do with Mark again!)
This was written(with Saffron) and produced by Mark Moore and Pete Lorimer. Saffron of course is the delectable singer from N-Joi who went on to world domination with Republica.
Initial DJ 12′s came as a mysterious white label, hand stamped with “FLUFFY TOY”.
Not to be confused with Mark’s Splish release Let The Fun Begin by Fluffy Toy IQ which Saffron named this track after.
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