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First Question: On my Great White cd Rock Champions, it has track 13 labeled as "Marliese" but it is actually just a remake of Led Zeppelin's "Rock & Roll", anyone know what's up with that??

 

Second Question: On my RATT - Dancing Undercover cd, it has 10 seperate tracks listed on the back, but when I play it it has 9 tracks on the player instead of 10, and for track 4 it has Slip Of The Lip / Body Talk as one track 7min 04 seconds long. This has always been a bit of an annoyance for me, is it like this on all Dancin Undercover cd's or am I one of the "(un)lucky ones"?

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First Question: On my Great White cd Rock Champions, it has track 13 labeled as "Marliese" but it is actually just a remake of Led Zeppelin's "Rock & Roll", anyone know what's up with that??

 

Second Question: On my RATT - Dancing Undercover cd, it has 10 seperate tracks listed on the back, but when I play it it has 9 tracks on the player instead of 10, and for track 4 it has Slip Of The Lip / Body Talk as one track 7min 04 seconds long. This has always been a bit of an annoyance for me, is it like this on all Dancin Undercover cd's or am I one of the "(un)lucky ones"?

 

I'm not sure about the Great White but I'm almost positive that my RATT cd doesn't do that and has all 10 tracks seperate.

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First Question: On my Great White cd Rock Champions, it has track 13 labeled as "Marliese" but it is actually just a remake of Led Zeppelin's "Rock & Roll", anyone know what's up with that??

 

Second Question: On my RATT - Dancing Undercover cd, it has 10 seperate tracks listed on the back, but when I play it it has 9 tracks on the player instead of 10, and for track 4 it has Slip Of The Lip / Body Talk as one track 7min 04 seconds long. This has always been a bit of an annoyance for me, is it like this on all Dancin Undercover cd's or am I one of the "(un)lucky ones"?

 

I'm not sure about the Great White but I'm almost positive that my RATT cd doesn't do that and has all 10 tracks seperate.

 

 

 

Yeah, the Ratt is weird...I haven't heard of that and mine is not that way either. Strange...

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Mine is separate......check a different player, maybe the player you're using is not recognizing that particular track...??

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Ok, well I picked up another copy of Dancing Undercover to replace mine that had track 4 & 5 combined as one long track. I sat down and started comparing the two and first I noticed the original copy I had has blue lettering on the spine while the new copy has black lettering. So I looked a little closer and noticed the catalog numbers didn't match up. One is 7 81683-2 while the other is A2-81683. I then took a look at the discs and the one with the combined tracks says "Manufactured by Victor Company of Japan. LTD Made In Japan" while my new copy says "Manufactured by JVC Disc America Co. Made In USA". So I guess the copy I have with the combined tracks is a Japanese pressing? The artwork on both inserts say "Printed In The USA" and everything is the same except for the catalog numbers.

 

Does this seem right? I'm very confused. :unsure:

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Mine is dark blue lettering, 7 81683-2 Manufactured in USA by WEA. 10 tracks.

Well this is just strange. The copy I have with the dark blue lettering is the one that says Made In Japan on the disc, but has the same catalog number (7 81683-2) and on the disc itself it has the number 81683-2. What the heck do I have here? Does anyone have a Jap Import of this that could give me their catalog number? Very Odd.

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Could be a mess up with the case and the CD being mixed up.

I bought a second hand copy of the Helix CD Back for another taste, that says on the cover that it has the bonus track Wild in the streets, but its not on the CD.

Looking at it, the CD and the case are on different lables, so somewhere along the line the original version of the CD has wound up in the re-release version!

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Could be a mess up with the case and the CD being mixed up.

I bought a second hand copy of the Helix CD Back for another taste, that says on the cover that it has the bonus track Wild in the streets, but its not on the CD.

Looking at it, the CD and the case are on different lables, so somewhere along the line the original version of the CD has wound up in the re-release version!

That's what I was thinking also, but the catalog numbers on the disc match the numbers on the case/inserts. If it was a Japan press wouldn't the catalog numbers be different?

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