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Artist:    Pink Floyd
Title:     Wish You Were Here - Trance Remixes
Unique_Id: WISHTRAN

Format:    CD
Catalog:   410391 Wish 1
Misc.:     !
Produced:  !
Date:      93 ?

Cover:     Front:   Burning man WYWH pic. on orange background with title.
 
           Back:    Invisble man pic. with titles around it. Inside back has
             picture of red scarf (with lady?).
 
           Booklet: Diver pic on back. Inside similar pic. to Shine On title
             page for WYWH.

Sources:   ?

Tracks:     1. Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Fluffy Cloud Version)
            2. Welcome to the Machine (New Age Version)
            3. Have a Cigar (Take a Joint Version)
            4. Wish You Were Here (Atmosfear Version)
            5. Shine on You Crazy Diamond (Part 2 of a Journey Into Your
                Brain)

Band:      Remixed by Trent Reznor - others have said it was done by 
           The Orb.

Xref:      !

Quality:   !

Comments:  There was a bit of contention as to whether this was a ROLO
           or a ROIO. (It is being considered a roio until we hear
           different). The absence of any record company crap on the
           entire package is a bit confusing. The disc has a similar
           pattern to the Shine On discs.

           This was not remixed by the Orb or Trent Reznor (?!).
           However, many of the songs have passages that are
           essentially Orb and Floyd mixed together. This may have been
           done to give the appearance of the Orb being involved in the
           remixes, to boost sales.

           Overall, this disc is interesting as a novelty value, but I
           doubt whether it would be worth the unusually high prices
           being demanded for it. I would suggest that anyone who is
           interested get a copy on tape because it appears to me
           (although I am no expert in ambient music) that these
           'remixes' are not done in a very inspired way. Note that the
           tracks are extended over the originals, and often bear only
           a passing resemblance to them in parts (e.g. a lot of the
           vocals are cut).   -HAMISH