I know i'm backtracking through the thread a bit, but are you sure all the mixes were on one 12" Don? Using your figures this would equate to a single album around 80m long...? I always thought there were several LPs & CDs containing these very similar mixes, and a few can be seen on the arcor.de discography.

Don Gagen <DGagen@EnsembleStudios.com> wrote:

This is another one that needs to be archived somewhere (FAQ) as it
comes up every few months.

They sound similar but they are not the same thing. Made @ 3AM Coming
Down Off E was from a studio master tape allegedly taken from
Trancentral.

The 4 remixes of Chill Out were from a 12" white label. Each mix was
around 20 minutes.

Side A = Chill Out 2 (parts 1&2), Side B = Chill Out 3 (parts 1&2).

I don't think the record was actually labeled like that, but those names
were created by the owner of the 12" or someone who got a dub. Please
correct me if you know otherwise. I was told that the reason why the
last mix was only 18 minutes long was because the dubbing tape wasn't
long enough to record the whole thing. I would have to listen to the 2
mixes that you found, but I would have to say that they are probably
mixes from that 12" white label.

Don

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except maybe the joy of watching a dreamer who has nowhere to land but
in the ocean of reality."

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DONALD D GAGEN

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Aren't the Chill Out 3 tracks just extracts from Made @ 3am?

-paul



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