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my commercial 45 of the u2 song "angel of harlem" issued as island 99254 states a run time on the label as 3:42 but actually runs 3:43 and is a slight fade of the full length 3:49 cd/lp version.....this 45 run time s/b noted in the db...
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Does anyone own the import CD single of Angel of Harlem? The listed time is 3:46 which is in between the LP and 45 length so was wondering if the printed time was off and if it is the 45 or lp length.
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Are any of you fine gentleman equipped with this single remix on CD? I believe it's not just a fade of the LP but rather a subtle remix.
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Tracked down a copy and it's definitely remixed. Label states "Remixed by Shelly Yakus".
Most noticeable to me was the vocal on the remix is double-tracked during the chorus ("So looong...Angel of Harlem...") and the added vocal line is drenched in reverb. It's a dry, single-tracked vocal on the LP mix, which is the version also included on the Best Of 1980-1990 CD.
The brass track also seem to be slightly louder in the mix.
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Hey Underground Dub,
What source did you use? Did you use an actual 45 or a CD source (hopefully the import CD single :-))? I am curious if the Import CD Single I purchased uses the 45 remix?
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i have the uk import cd single issued as island 661920 and
it contains the tracks below...
1-angel of harlem (no listed time; actual 3:43)(remix by
shelly yakus)
2-a room at the heratbreak hotel (no listed time; actual
5:28)
3-love rescue me (no listed time; actual 5:19)
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I have the promo CD (PR-2559-2), and it also says "Remixed by Shelly Yakus." The listed time is 3:42, but the actual time is 3:43, just like Ed's 45.
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I think the remix is universally available on all CD singles released for "Angel Of Harlem", promotional and commercial.
I started with a beat up 7" as my source and needed to hear a clear CD version to confirm the mix differences I was perceiving... shame this didn't make it onto the Best Of 1980-1990 CD as they've never assembled a Rattle And Hum deluxe edition.
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