Roc Project, The
Never (Past Tense) - Vinyl Two

Listening notes

Released in 2003 on Tommy Boy Silver Label, "Never (Past Tense) — Vinyl Two" is a single by The Roc Project, carrying the catalog number TB 2412-0. The release is one of multiple vinyl volumes tied to the track, as the "Vinyl Two" designation suggests, and presents three remixes across its two sides.

The A-side carries a single entry: the Max Reich Remix, running just under nine minutes at 8:53. The B-side hosts two additional interpretations. The Johnny Budz Breaks Mix opens the flip at 6:46, followed by a DJ Tiesto Remix closing out the record at 7:48. Together the three mixes account for roughly twenty-three and a half minutes of material.

The release is catalogued under the genres Electronic, Trance, and Tribal, placing it within a cluster of dance music styles that held considerable commercial and club presence in the early 2000s. Tommy Boy Silver Label, a division of Tommy Boy Records, served as the imprint for this release, situating the single within a label infrastructure with roots in hip-hop but with documented reach into electronic music during this period.

The format is standard vinyl. No additional information about pressing specifications, matrix details, or country of manufacture is available from the verified record for this release.

As a draft entry, this record awaits further verification. Details such as personnel credits, production notes, and any additional pressings or variants associated with TB 2412-0 are not confirmed here and should be investigated before publication. Readers consulting this entry for research or collecting purposes are encouraged to treat it as a working document pending review.