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Blake Baxter – Brothers Gonna Work It Out
1992 · UK · Logic Records · Vinyl 12" 33 ⅓ RPM
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 4, 2026
- MMint
- $14.73
- NMNear Mint
- $13.18
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $10.08
- VGVery Good
- $6.98
- G+Good Plus
- $3.88
- GGood
- $2.33
- FFair
- $1.55
- PPoor
- $0.78
11 copies listed on Discogs from $5.86.
These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.
Offers · 1
- £10ref VA-N8M6JMedia VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+🇬🇧 Ships from United Kingdom
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- s 74321-117843-1 aLUK 005 — A1 THE EXCHANGE PR-m
- Runout — side B
- s 74321-117843-1 bLUK 005 — B1 THE EXCHANGE PR-m
- Barcode (Text)
- 7 43211 17841 9
- Rights society
- GEMA / BIEM
- Label Code
- LC 7502
- Record Company
- BMG
- Recorded At
- Love Park Studios
- Mixed At
- Love Park Studios
- Lacquer Cut At
- The Exchange
- Plated At
- P.R. Records Limited
Specifications
- Artist
- Blake Baxter
- Genre
- Electronic
- Style
- House, Techno
- Year
- 1992
- Label
- Logic Records, Logic Records UK
- Catalog number
- luk 005
- Country
- UK
- Barcode
- 7 43211 17841 9
Tracklist
- Other Side
- A1Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Red Planet Mix)6:40
- A2Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Blue Planet Mix)5:36
- This Side
- B1Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Black Planet)6:18
- B2Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Pump Da Bass Mix)6:20
- B3Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Brothapella)3:25
- Producer, Written-By
- Blake Baxter
- Photography By
- Mats Cordt
About this record
The dead-wax matrix on this 1992 Logic Records UK pressing reads s 74321-117843-1 a and s 74321-117843-1 b, marking it as a distinct pressing from the catalogue number luk 005 variant. Demand outpaces supply: 192 collectors want this title against 137 who own it, yet the price spread from Mint at 14.73 USD down to VG at 6.98 USD reflects how condition sorting drives the secondary market for early 1990s UK house techno.
What drives its value
Blake Baxter's 1992 Logic Records UK pressing commands 14.73 USD in Mint condition, dropping to 13.18 USD in NM, 10.08 USD in VG+, and 6.98 USD in VG according to the price guide. The want-to-have ratio of 192 against 137 signals sustained collector interest despite no current listings reported in the lowest_price field.
As a UK-market release on Logic Records rather than the German Logic Records imprint, this pressing occupies a specific niche within the catalogue number luk 005 family. The 5-track 12-inch format and the matrix runout s 74321-117843-1 a/b identify it as a distinct plating from other variants.
Community rating of 3.6 across 15 votes indicates moderate but not universal appeal, positioning it as a secondary-market staple rather than a sought-after rarity.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number luk 005 printed on the label and sleeve. The dead-wax matrix runout stamped into the vinyl reads s 74321-117843-1 a on side A and s 74321-117843-1 b on side B, with additional plating credit LUK 005 — A1 THE EXCHANGE PR-m and LUK 005 — B1 THE EXCHANGE PR-m visible in the run-out groove.
The barcode is present. Release notes indicate the pressing rings do not match typical PR-M pressing plant characteristics, distinguishing this from other Logic Records variants.
The original 1992 sleeve is a thin matte die-cut open at the top, printed in Germany, bearing the Logic DJ Control Force logo and both Logic Records UK and Logic Records (Germany) contact information. All 5 tracks run at 123 BPM.
Grade by surface noise, groove wear, and sleeve condition; the price guide values range from 14.73 USD (Mint) to 0.78 USD (Poor).
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Listen
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Official videos via YouTube.
Release notes
Labels:
Red Planet Mix Blue Planet Mix
1: Postproduction And Mix Recorded At Love Park Studio In Berlin Licensed From Tresor Records 1992 P And C 1992 Logic Records BMG - Marked By BMG From Protected Recordings. Made In England Gema Biem Stereo
Sleeve:
Logic DJ Control Force (logo) Cover Produced At Logic Art-Dept. C+P Logic Records 1992 Printed In Germany
Both plating credits are derived from ‘PR-M’. That said, the pressing rings of the release are not from this pressing plant, as opposed to their typical pressing rings, and, to the different version ‘P.R. Records Limited Pressing’ ones.
The release was originally issued in a thin matte 1992’s Logic Logic / Logic Records generic die-cut sleeve open on top side, reading the design credits, a ‘Logic DJ Control Force’ logo, and the both ‘Logic Records UK’ and ‘Logic Records’ (Germany) offices and contacts.
A similar promo copy exists with exactly the same unknown inner-rings.
BPM are not provided on the record. A1 : 123 | A2 : 123 B1 : 123 | B2 : 123 | B3 : 123
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
What is the catalogue number for this pressing?
The primary catalogue number is luk 005, printed on the Logic Records UK label. A secondary barcode number 74321-11784-1 also appears on some copies. The matrix runout s 74321-117843-1 a and s 74321-117843-1 b confirms the pressing plant plating.
How much is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 10.08 USD. This represents the mid-range of the market; Mint copies reach 14.73 USD while VG copies drop to 6.98 USD, so condition grading is critical to resale value.
Why is demand higher than supply on this record?
192 collectors want this title while only 137 report owning it, indicating sustained interest in early 1990s UK house and techno releases on Logic Records. The 5-track format and the specific matrix runout s 74321-117843-1 a/b make this pressing a defined collectible within the Blake Baxter discography.
What is the lowest price a Poor copy might fetch?
The price guide lists a Poor-graded copy at 0.78 USD. This represents the floor for this pressing; even heavily damaged or unplayable copies retain nominal value in the secondary market.
Where was this record made and what does the sleeve say?
The label states Made In England and licensed from Tresor Records in 1992. The sleeve was printed in Germany and produced at Logic Art-Dept, bearing the Logic DJ Control Force logo and contact details for both Logic Records UK and Logic Records (Germany) offices.