To avid music enthusiasts, Joshua Brent, as known as Schatrax, re-released most of his tracks, from his Stamp Collecting Vol.1 & Vol 2. albums, digitally on BeatPort, Amazon, iTunes, and TraxSource. However, these digitally re-released tracks have been edited.In other words, Joshua Brent removed some samples on the digitally re-released tracks.For instance, listen to the track "You Don't Act The Same" on his initial pressing: #9 .Around sixteen seconds in, you are able to hear a female, who allures the listener to be enticed by her seductive moan.From beginning to end, the seductive sample continues to be heard in the background.In the digitally re-released track, Joshua Brent removes the entire seductive sample.I'm not sure why Joshua decided to remove the sample along with other tracks.To be frank, I prefer the initial pressing over the digitally re-released tracks.This is a note I want to make for those, who did not recognize the significant differences on both the original Schatrax pressings (late 90s) and the re-released Schatrax pressings (2015-onward).Comparison:Original "You Don't Act The Same" ( 1997 , Vinyl #9 ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b7vAG7MGC4Edited "You Don't Act The Same" ( 4/25/2016 , Amazon MP3 ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adUERO7DhJk

How anyone can sell this record for less that £20.00 is beyond me. There lies on this record 2 deep house classics that put most other records to shame. In fact why even bother making new house music nowadays when the Isle Of Wight crew had it down to a tee back in the late 90's. It really is that simple. A bassline, shuffled beats and on one of the tracks a piano to die for. The comedy loop track is ace too.

i totally agree.got a suprise when i found this in a box/job lot !! "Keep on lovin" could be dropped in any quality house set tonite !!!