From: Vladimir Sovetov
On 19 Jan 1999
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Hiya, friends.
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Trying to spot
Cucamonga Years, Jap.Panfish CRCL-7501 CD
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I stumbled upon Japanes CD online store
http://www.deodeo.com
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It's purely in Japanes but search icon could be seen.
So I clicked it, then filled the field with Zappa
and woow! got 12 itmes as a response.
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Definitely looks like the stuff I'm for,
but why so much of CDs with the same (and right) release
date 1997/10/22 but different cat. numbers CRCL-7502,
CRCL-7503, CRCL-7505, CRCL-7506 etc?
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What does it mean?
Can anyone explain this Japanese stuff to me?
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Thank you in advance
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From: Patrick Neve
Can't help you much, I'm afraid. I don't know about the different
releases of this album, other than the one most often mentioned is not by
Panfish by by MSI. My Cucamonga Years catalog number is MSI 10037.
It's japanese as well, the spine is japanese and so are the liner notes.
6 of the tunes are owned by Del-Fi, and 7 are owned by Original Sound, all
licensed to MSI, Japan, 1991.
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From: Vladimir Sovetov
In accordance with Greg Russo book
Cosmic Debris
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Jap.Panfish CRCL-7501
is a legal 97 re-release of MSI CD.
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From: TAN, Mitsugu
That's right. MSI re-licensed Nihon Crown (Japanese record
company) to re-release "Cucamonga Years" and all of "BTB#1"
CDs, and they all got re-released at the same day. (Sorry,
I used too much "re-" in one sentence.)
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From: "Bossk (R)" wrote:
Do you mean there had been an older Japanese version of the Beat the Boots
CDs before the MSI release?
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From: TAN, Mitsugu
No, I mean, MSI had got a license from Rhino and released
the first Japanese CDs of BTB#1.
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From: Vladimir Sovetov
Anyway, finally all these mystery CRCL-7502,
CRCL-7503, CRCL-7505, CRCL-7506 etc turned out to be Japanese CDs of
BTB#1
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