Janet Jackson / Fun With Vinyl Volume 16 (2CDR)

Disc 1

Janet Jackson
Runaway (G.man's Hip Hop Mix Featuring Coolio)
Runaway (G.man's Hip Hop Extended)
Runaway (Silk's Old Skool Radio)
Runaway (G.man's Club Mix)
Runaway (Kelly's Bump & Run 12")
Runaway (Kelly's Bump & Run Radio)
Runaway (Silk's Old Skool 12'')
Runaway (Torin's Chicago Underground)
Runaway (Maestro's 95th & Ashland House Dub)
Runaway (Silk's Housy Mix)
Runaway (Jam & Lewis Street Mix Edit)
Runaway (Jam & Lewis Ghetto Mix)
Runaway (J.A.M. Session Mix)
Runaway (IndaSoul Mix)

Disc 2

Janet Jackson
Janet Megamix 04 (Chris Cox Club Megamix)
Janet Megamix 04 (Hard Cox Mega Dub)
Janet Megamix 04 (Chris Cox Radio Edit)

This title certainly aims to include a complete collection of Prince's recordings, both vinyl and CD. However, Fun With Vinyl is particular about sound. The recordings were played on a Technics SL-1200MK2 record player and recorded to a Sony PCM-R300 DAT tape via a Yamaha RX-Z1 audio/video receiver. The audio was then imported to a PC using a Turtle Beach Catalina sound card and Cool Edit Pro software, where it was remastered, including removing clicks, and converted to digital WAV files. The sound quality is of the highest order. Another groundbreaking feature is the inclusion of edited versions not included in the Anthology series, as well as B-sides that were omitted because Prince was not involved. And while Prince was not involved, the album also includes works by artists connected to him, both before and after.

This volume Release 16 is a remix of Janet Jackson's classic song, Runaway, produced and nurtured by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. In fact, Runaway was another candidate for Scream, a duet with Michael Jackson. The song has a distinctly Michael-esque feel to it. The 14 tracks are from a two-disc promo vinyl set, the most extensive collection of any 12-inch or CD single, and likely includes all of the Runaway singles.