Aqua Regia - Big Band House FLAC download

There is a third 12" of this, very limited, called the Rebop Refit (10ird aqr3 r1), which also used to be on discogs. Unfortunately it had to be removed due as the submitter did not physically have it in his hands. While I saved the details, I do not have it either so I cannot submit. If anyone out there has this record and can supply me with it, I would be delighted to be in a position to re-enter into discogs.I know WFMU had it, and played it several times: https://wfmu.org/Playlists/Fxo/fxo20010331.html. And John Peel had one, according to whoever it was at Irdial I was corresponding with in around 1998.

A few more things, just to mention the Rebop refit is listed in this Irdial catalogue: https://www.irdial.com/catfix.htm.And here's the fantastic trumpet sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGitKtOp3scFinally, it is reasonably well-known that the regular 12" version ends with part of the fantastic Benny Goodman Sing Sing Sing, the live Carnegie Hall version of which is a total 12 minute killer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayNEiQvKqac . Give it some Krupa!

Oh thanks for telling me the name of the documentary. I remember seeing part of it at some point and being blown away by hearing those samples in a different context.

Still looking for this. There must be someone out there who has it ... spoke to the guy at WFMU years after he played it and he said he's try and locate it but never heard back. I guess Peel's copy lies hidden in his library. No further information to add, and no further mentions of it on the Internet. I still have draft release ready to add back to discogs should a copy turn up.

I've also been searching for the 'Aqua Regia - Big Band House' track after hearing it on a John Peel show way back in 1988. Managed to get the track ID today and find this page on discogs! :)Just some extra info (if anyone is interested). The vocal samples are taken from a 1986 BBC documentary titled "The Beyond Within".

Yes, I think he played them all, he loved that record. You can get some of the occasions via http://peel.wikia.com/ but it generally doesn't give versions or catalogue numbers. If you want to hear the Rebop Refit, go to that WFMU site, and you can stream the recording. jamrecords claimed to have one on here, but he is unresponsive to messages.

Been after that for years! I made an mp3 of it from a tape which i recorded from the John Peel show in 1988 so he definately had one as he played it :) In fact he played all 3 versions. I think the re-bop refit was the 2nd of the 3 versions but i've never seen one.