Hey Tom and all...

I would be happy to burn you a copy as soon as I get a moemnt to. I
have just recently moved in the past few days, so am still getting
situated, but will cut you a copy as soon as my burner is up and
running. Send me your address and I'll give you a heads-up when it
is coming your way. It is definitely a real treat to have in your
collection, though I must say that I believe the re-recording/mixing
of the Chamberlain version to be the definitive versions of those
songs, most notably Five-Year Diary.
As far as I know, the Tracy Chapman cover has appeared only on the
Japanese import version of Fates Got a Driver and on the Split Lip
compilation that compilies some live Split Lip cuts, some covers,
and hard to find early split lip tunes that I think only appeared on
the Soul Kill 7". The Talkin' About Revoltion cover is really great
because you can start to hear of the shift and carryover from Split
Lip to Chamberlain.
Hope all are well,
*luke*

--- In chamberlainfanclub@yahoogroups.com, Tom Currie
<tomcurrieshow@y...> wrote:
> Hey guys!!!!
>
> Can anyone burn me a copy of the Split Lip version. I've never
heard it. I actually own everything else but have never found a SL
copy of Fate's.
>
> Please help me out
>
> -Tom
>
> owenhumphreys <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> Hey Mike,
>
> The Split Lip vinyl had an extra track, Talkin' 'bout a
Revolution.
> The song is a damn fine cover of the Tracy Chapman classic. You
can
> also find it on some CD EPs released in the UK on Polydor.
>
> Also, the Split Lip version had Drums and Shotguns at track 2, but
> for the Chamberlain release this was swapped with Street Singer
and
> pushed Drums.. to track 7. It seems actually work better. Track
4
> on the Split Lip version was called "Chamberlain (Five Year
> Diary)"...friends and I spent years trying to figure out the
> significance of the name Chamberlain - many years on we still
haven't
> a clue!
>
> I think I prefer the Chamberlain version. As Luke mentioned, the
> vocals have been remixed and it sounds more mature (less like the
> Split Lip of old).
>
> Take care,
> Owen
>
> --- In chamberlainfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "mike_conner83"
> <mike_conner83@y...> wrote:
> > I was wondering how the two different versions of FGAD compare
to
> one
> > another. I've never heard the Split Lip version, so I was
curious.
> > ALso, I've heard that the Split Lip version has nine tracks
versus
> the
> > eight of the Chamberlain version. Anyone know if that's true?
>
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