Customer Reviews

Where the Happy People Go

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I love this record but the mastering is awful, very muddy and soft, and I'm far from being an audiophile. To me, the yellow greatest hits CD sounds a lot brighter and is what I'll continue listening to for my Trammps fix - even if most of the songs were shortened for that CD.

yes, i got the CD with the original timings 6:03,4:42,7:50,8:11 all the songs right. what kind of copy did you got? appart from this, i agree with all the other reviers, this is a must for all disco fans.

Other than the shortened lengths on the cd, its great to finally be able to get this long out-of-print CD of the Tramps best recording. Its one of my favorite of all the 70s soul/disco. Every track is smokin and at the time every track (except the last short track) was heard in all the hot clubs. If you like 70s soul/disco this is absolutely one of the CDs to get. HOT HOT HOT...

I think I figured out why the reviewer above thinks the song lengths are shorter and incorrect. He or she is obviously confusing the MP3 Download with the CD version. I purchased the CD, and the song lengths are all the original LP song lengths. The short versions the reviewer above complains about are on the MP3 Download version also available through Amazon. That would annoy me too, and obviously Amazon has some of the MP3's incorrectly labelled as "LP Version".

The CD is correct, and contains all of the original long versions.

I would gladly give this 5 stars if it wasn't for several songs being shortened for this cd. Soul Searchin' time plays 3:20. My vinyl plays 6:03. And Hooked For Life plays 2:59, my vinly plays 4:42. And both songs are listed on this cd as lp version. 991/2 plays 3:36 and mines plays 5:07. Proceed with caution.