Thanks this is useful. I wondered why my #2 sounded so bad.
It's very annoying, probably should have realised as it was fairly cheap and in stock.
I think my friendly children might be a bootleg too, although it doesn't look like one, the kick is really bad.
Seen as I buy quite a bit online, is there anyway to tell for certain if you're going to get a booty? Or is it just common sense? Also how does it work with trading standards if you're sold what is clearly a fake?
Cheers -Mike Maarten Baute wrote:
Theo Parrish - Ugly Edits (Vol. 2) (Not On Label) Format: 12" Country: US? Year: 2002 Catalog #: UGEDT002 Tracklisting: A Untitled B1 Untitled B2 Untitled Note: Original white label with 3 disco edits. Tracks A & B1 got bootlegged on UGE 002? Yes, this is the ORIGINAL ugly edits #2. The one with 2 tracks is the rip-off. The B2 is also featured on the fake Ugly Edits Vol.6. Cheers, Maarten
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