F&L&A 92 Remaster Vinyl?

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What the 92 remaster of F&L&A officially released on vinyl?

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i bought it in a record fair in Madrid a mounth ago for 12 euros

is the same that the cd remastered in 1992

the cover is a bit clearer that the normal edition
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is that an official release though? digital remastering for release on cd was very much just that: i can't think why a format that was being phased out would be deserving of such pointless attention from an industry hell-bent on killing vinyl.

either way round, the ONLY version of FALAA worth having is the one on the first vinyl release (remastered for last years cd re-release) with the fffftt! snorting sound before the title-track (start of side 2 in t'good ol' days).
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I have Suicide's first album "digitally remastered" with a bonus disc and both sides of Keep Your Dream/I Remember. That remaster was released on 2CD and 2LP, and I have both (as I've said on some other thread).
So it probably is official.
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yes it´s official: MR 571L
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i 'think' the mastered version had the 'original' CD mixes on, which are different than the original LP. to further confuse, the mix of NTTC is [ever so slightly] different than any other mix [including the 'mastered' CD versions]

..and yes, it was an official release, i have a promo knocking around somewhere
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Definitely official, I have one too from back in the day (played once then flung in a corner in disgust).
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Is the Germany 1992 CD simply remastered Japanese Mixes or all new mixes?

Is the Germany 1992 vinyl a remastered Germany 1985 vinyl or the same audio as the Germany 1992 CD?
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the remastering 92 lp-cd and the japannise edition of first and last and always are the same mixes

the original vinyl(1985) has differents mixes(it has the original ones)

only that
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@the remastering 92 lp-cd and the japannise edition of first and last and always are the same mixes

no mate, jap different to 1992 ones
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taylor wrote:@the remastering 92 lp-cd and the japannise edition of first and last and always are the same mixes

no mate, jap different to 1992 ones
I´ve taken a moment ago the japanisse vinyl, and the lp-cd remastered 92 and looked the same

but if you say that the jap ones are different, i trust you taylor
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Your answer includes that the Germany 1992 CD and the Germany 1992 vinyl are the same audio, doesn't it. Thanks dtsom. :)
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The 92 remaster contains mixes from a combination of sources; some Japanese and some original. I haven't heard the 88 reissue in a long time, but so far as I remember it was also from a combination of sources, but not quite the same as that used in 92 (ARAAHP was different I think).

The only one containing the full set of Japanese mixes is the Japanese release.
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