Body and Soul EP Question

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torso69
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Hey, I was wondering has the Body and Soul 12 inch EP ever been on CD?

If not it should be. Afterhours is an underated gem, whilst I think the version of Body Electric blows the earlier single away.
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Welcome to Heartland!

No, this 12" has not been released on CD in its entirety. Only the song Body And Soul was released on the A Slight Case Of Overbombing CD.
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Body And Soul, Train And Afterhours appear on the excellent
silver disc "Some Boys Wander By Mistake". Unfortunately they forgot
about Body Electric 1984.
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such a shame that the record company doesn't release a best of - as oppose singles - then they could throw in any of the bits that haven't yet moved to the digital age - afterhours being the single best justification for this in itself! I thought record company were suppose to expolit the artist!!!

Oh hang on, that was the problem in the first place wasn't it?! :oops:
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I would have quite happily traded Long Train and SKOS (Early) for the Body & Soul B sides on the FALAA reissue. :(
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mh wrote:I would have quite happily traded Long Train and SKOS (Early) for the Body & Soul B sides on the FALAA reissue. :(
I easily agree with you on that Michael. :|
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mh wrote:I would have quite happily traded Long Train and SKOS (Early) for the Body & Soul B sides on the FALAA reissue. :(
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Long Train for Afterhous certainly but love the early Stranger!
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Has anyone got a comprehensive list of all tracks/versions from pre-Floodland era that remain as vinyl only?
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there are loads of demo's out there, don't really care about that.
but my god I do miss Afterhours on cd!

maybe they will put it on the 2011 rerelease?
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Pat Scabies wrote:Has anyone got a comprehensive list of all tracks/versions from pre-Floodland era that remain as vinyl only?
The 3 B sides off this one are the main tracks. :(
You could probably also include the short version of ToL. :(
And the short version of NTTC. :(
And Sisterhood 7" versions. :(
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christophe wrote:but my god I do miss Afterhours on cd!
Some Boys...?!
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