It's a LONDON THING.This b-side song finally got it's day when pirate radio started to ignite London with the kind of music that commercial radio and the early so called 'soul' pirates ignored. This was very evident during the mid eighties when black music was finally given a platform it deserved during what many consider the golden era of radio via the advent of inner city pirates. So no surprise that relatively unknown gems were unearthed in one area of the musical revolution that went on to be called 'rare groove'. Tracks like 'Pop' played an early seminal role, and this of course was acknowledged on the song's inclusion on the second instalment of now legendary BMG/Arista/Ariola 'Rare' groove series.

For all its good points Discogs still falls down on stuff like this - from the master page for this record you'd just think the release's two tunes were a long and short version of 'She's So Divine' when some releases also change the other song 'Pop' which in itself was a bit of a cult tune on some of the London pirates in the 1980s.To me discogs biggest failing is that each master release first page doesn't include every mix or tune available on the release so we don't have to needlessly click on every line to find all the mixes.Instead it just seems to show a random selection of only some of the mixes in a lot of cases.