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Posted: 24 September 2010 at 8:06am | IP Logged Quote aaronk

All three of the edit/promo versions I've heard are straight edits of the LP version. None have any part of the "Dub" tacked onto it.
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Posted: 03 June 2012 at 2:16am | IP Logged Quote NightAire

The 12" version had the dub tacked on to the end; you can see the label and hear it here:

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me / Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Dub

In case the YouTube video goes down, here's the label on Discogs:

Label Photo

And here is information about the 12" single:

Discogs - Culture Club - Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

I'm unaware of this extended version appearing on CD, but if you had the dub version it sounds like it would be easy to tag it onto the end of the album version.

EDIT: I just found a rip that doesn't completely break down and re-start like the YouTube video... it runs about 7:20 instead of 8:01... I don't know the source, but now I'm wondering if there were two "runs" of this mash-up, or if whoever ripped this vinyl "cleaned up" the transition. (The cut is pretty obvious, at 3:42 on the album version, jumping right back into "do you really want..." on the dub version.)

Edited by NightAire on 03 June 2012 at 2:29am


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Posted: 03 June 2012 at 3:29am | IP Logged Quote Jody Thornton

My Canadian stock 45-rpm has that very dub version (cut # 2) on the flipside. The part of that version that is akin to the LP has a noticeably attenuated upper midrange. But that is the cut I also have. The "A" side is the complete LP version.

I had mentioned a version that used the beginning "thumps" on the dub mix, tacked on the start of the LP version where the percussion kicks in. CKOC in Hamilton played it in 1983. I assume it was a custom hack job, no?


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Posted: 03 June 2012 at 5:51pm | IP Logged Quote budaniel

The 'dub version' on the youtube link is basically the album version followed by the dub as one continuous track. Interestingly, the Blank & Jones series so80s released a culture club collection, and Blank and Jones did re-edits of both Do You Really Want to Hurt Me AND Time, creating 'extended' mixes, using the instrumental/dub versions from the b-sides, creating tracks that run about a minute longer than the album versions. For Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, the used the "Captain Crucial" rap ending from the dub, rather than the boy george vocal ending. Pretty interesting alternative mixes for fans.
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Posted: 06 June 2012 at 11:33pm | IP Logged Quote aaronk

In my original post, I stated there is a 3:33 commercial 45, which is
apparently pretty rare. There is an eBay seller who has a picture of this 45 in
a Buy It Now listing. If you are interested in buying one, he has 4 copies of
the 45; however, it would be wise to check if all of his copies are the 3:33
version (or if he even still has a 3:33 copy).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/45-CULTURE-CLUB-DO-YOU-REALLY-WANT-T O-
HURT-ME-YOU-KNOW-IM-NOT-CRAZY-82-/350520603269?
pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item519ca7f285#ht_1916wt_947

Good luck!

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Posted: 30 April 2014 at 5:43pm | IP Logged Quote NightAire

Does anybody remember playing either the 3:10 or 2:51 edits on the radio, or remember hearing a station play either edit?

The 3:34 sounds like what was played around here, but I typically play the shortest DJ edit available on BlackLight Radio... I'm having a hard time talking myself into further slicing and dicing on this one.

What do you remember?

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Posted: 30 April 2014 at 6:14pm | IP Logged Quote jimct

Gene, our station started out adding the (3:10) promo 45 version in 1983,
and we stayed with it that length for its full chart run; it obviously did very
well for us. We thought back then that removing the entire opening
segment, which the (2:51) version did, was just too extreme, and changed
the overall feel of the song too much. I don't recall hearing the (2:51) edit
on radio much at all back then, but I do recall hearing the various longer
versions on other Top 40 stations.

Looking back, I think we made the right choice, as to the version. But, as
it the case so often, I believe that personal preference comes from
whatever version you happen to have heard most, and gotten used to, at
the time. In other words, it's very subjective, and based on each
individual's personal memories - with no real "right" or "wrong" answer.
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Posted: 30 April 2014 at 8:34pm | IP Logged Quote NightAire

Thanks for the response, Jim... and I'm with you: knocking off the entire intro never seemed right.

I've had it through my head I used to hear the full intro, but I'm doubting myself now... and a friend on Facebook just confirmed she used to hear the 3:10 edit in Little Rock, so looks like it's about time to take the razor blade and laundry marker to Culture Club again. :-)

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Posted: 01 May 2014 at 5:12am | IP Logged Quote Hykker

jimct wrote:
Gene, our station started out adding the
(3:10) promo 45 version in 1983,
and we stayed with it that length for its full chart run;
it obviously did very
well for us. We thought back then that removing the
entire opening
segment, which the (2:51) version did, was just too
extreme, and changed
the overall feel of the song too much. I don't recall
hearing the (2:51) edit
on radio much at all back then, but I do recall hearing
the various longer
versions on other Top 40 stations.



Just the opposite up my way. Almost everyone (including
where I worked) played the 2:51 version. WHTT in Boston
played the album version, but edited the intro so it was
like the 2:51 edit. That's the version that ended up on
TM GoldDiscs (or at least the one I have the song on).

I'm not sure of the purpose of the 3:10 edit, the edit
sounds clunky and abrupt. Only ever heard that one on
the air once or twice on a soft AC.

aaronk wrote:
I wanted to revive this thread, because I
am still under the belief that two commercial 45s exist.
The (3:33) edit that my friend has is NOT a promo 45.
Does anyone else have the (3:33) edit on a commercial
copy?


To answer this 8 year old question, yes. I have 4 copies
of this single...a stock 3:33, a promo 3:33, a stock 4:23
and a promo 2:51/3:10. I wasn't aware that the 3:33
version was rare.



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Posted: 01 May 2014 at 7:09pm | IP Logged Quote aaronk

Hykker, thank you for confirming I'm not crazy! That 3:33 edit is my favorite
of all the various edits, and I'm glad someone else has it on a stock copy.

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Posted: 25 October 2014 at 12:46am | IP Logged Quote 80smusicfreak

Although Pat DOES have all three later editions/re-issues of this song's original parent album, 1982's Kissing to Be Clever, currently listed in the on-line database (Virgin 91390 & 86179 & 92404), I noticed that he's actually missing the original (and rarest) U.S. version, which came out circa 1984-85, on Virgin/Epic EK 38398. Photos on Discogs: CULTURE CLUB - "Kissing to Be Clever" (U.S. CD) Of course, in addition to "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me", the CD also featured two other top 40 hits, "Time (Clock of the Heart)" and "I'll Tumble 4 Ya", so Virgin/Epic 38398 will also need to be added under the listings for those songs as well...
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Posted: 27 October 2014 at 11:26am | IP Logged Quote Jody Thornton

So from what I can see, the 3:10 version halves the soft intro. Is that correct? If that's the case, I've never EVER heard that version anywhere. Interesting though.


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Posted: 31 August 2019 at 12:51pm | IP Logged Quote thecdguy

Jody Thornton wrote:
So from what I can
see, the 3:10 version halves the soft
intro. Is that correct? If that's the
case, I've never EVER heard that version
anywhere. Interesting though.


I hope this won't add to the confusion
here, but I seem to recall a version on
the radio that was basically the same as
the album version, but cut out the lines
"I have danced inside your eyes, how can I
be real". I don't recall anything else
being cut from it, so it wouldn't be the
3:10 or 2:51 versions that were already
mentioned. Does anyone else recall hearing
the song with just those two lines cut? I
suppose if it's not on any official promo,
it may have just been an in-house edit
from the station(s) I heard it on.





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Posted: 05 September 2019 at 3:10pm | IP Logged Quote Bill Cahill

Im only aware of the three mentioned here. We played the 3:33 version in Albany
which I believe was the first promo. Then a second promo came in that was 3:10 on
both sides (labeled specially edited intro) Then finally we got one that was 3:10 on one side and 2:51 on
the other. (labeled no intro) I figured the next week we'd get a 2:30 one!

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Posted: 05 September 2019 at 3:37pm | IP Logged Quote aaronk

That's interesting, Bill. I don't think I've ever come across a copy that had the 3:10 on both sides. I do, however, have the 3:33 (both sides) and 2:51/3:10 configuration promos.

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