Query regarding "You Should Have Known Better" 12"

['Magic' Juan]

Just a quickie .....

What is the original release? I found a copy by Skratch on Passion Records the other day, but I thought the artist was TC Curtis. Any info on this?

magic_juan graemlins/conf44.gif

[Jamie 3:26]

Two versions came out.TC Curtis dropped on Sire first.I want the Skratch version.Is it for sell?

['Magic' Juan]

Hmmmm... not for sale at the moment. I am going to go through my records and get rid of stuff I have not used in the past 3 months. I need the space so if that one goes, you will be the first to know. Mint condition both record and jacket. Later, J ... and thanks for the info.

magic_juan

[TAD]

there was also the original release on Hot Melt UK b4 the Sire release.

[ August 27, 2003, 10:57 AM: Message edited by: Cosmic_Twin ]

[Andrew Osborne]

Isn't Hot Melt actually an Italian label?

[TAD]

it's a british based label

[s parris]

Can anyone describe the Skratch version for me as I also recently saw this for sale, thanks SP

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Cosmic_Twin:
it's a british based label graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[Ken1015]

Originally posted by s parris:
Can anyone describe the Skratch version for me as I also recently saw this for sale, thanks SP I'm not a musician so I can't give a proper description. It's very similar to the T.C. Curtis version only it seems to be recorded in a higher key. They're so similar that Frankie Knuckles would often play an edit he did of the two mixed together at the Powerplant. Most people didn't know the difference. You should pick it up if it's not too expensive.

[Jamie 3:26]

Originally posted by s parris:
Can anyone describe the Skratch version for me as I also recently saw this for sale, thanks SP It's the best one.It just has a groove that is waaay better than the TC version.That breakdown is also mean.I also remember hearing both versions played together.I knew the difference.That was the summer of 85.

[s parris]

Thanks Jamie & Ken for the lowdown, i'll be checking this smile.gif

[SMOOTH87]

Originally posted by JAMIE 3:26:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by s parris:
Can anyone describe the Skratch version for me as I also recently saw this for sale, thanks SP It's the best one.It just has a groove that is waaay better than the TC version.That breakdown is also mean.I also remember hearing both versions played together.I knew the difference.That was the summer of 85. </font>[/QUOTE]I like the T.C. Version better. The Scratch version is good but the T.C. Version always came off as more deeper and more mature. The Scratch version always seemed like the hot mix version to me because this was the version that was played in the mixshows. IMHO both are good.

[FK]

There's this freaky tape of Larry playing at the Garage, where he is announced by Michael Brody on the mike after a show, and he starts his set with the T.C. Curtis version.... graemlins/scared.gif at the wrong speed for the first few seconds!!!

(Ahh, those Thorens turntables!!)

Classic!!

[Nege]

Originally posted by Cosmic_Twin:
there was also the original release on Hot Melt UK b4 the Sire release. And a canadian release on Virgin records.

[djmarbll]

How many releases was it for this record? I like the Skratch version the best.

[suenomartino]

Anyone know where I might be able to peep the Skratch version out online?

The TC Curtis track (and the b-side dub) is a personal fav. of mine..