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what are the lyrics that are edited out of the censored version of the song on the clean cd??
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There are several words removed...such as hooker, gat, hoes, high, etc. I don't recall if most stations played this version or not; however, the video used the "censored" version. Our radio station played the LP version when the song was out.
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the cassingle version is the uncensored lp version
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The promo CD (PRCD 5602) on Death Row/Interscope has two versions:
1. Clean Version (3:13, actual 3:12)
2. LP Version (4:10, actual 4:11)
The Clean Version on the promo is the same censored version as the clean soundtrack, except that it is faded about 1:00 early. It always annoyed me that they faded out the last verse. I still hear this faded clean version on the radio today.
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aaronk wrote:
| The Clean Version on the promo is the same censored version as the clean soundtrack, except that it is faded about 1:00 early. It always annoyed me that they faded out the last verse. I still hear this faded clean version on the radio today. |
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When I added this song as gold, 3 or 4 years ago, I'd forgotten just how graphic the language was, despite not having any "bad words" per se. It wasn't until I heard it on the air - especially that last verse - that I realized how I needed to clean it up. Luckily, if any of you try this, you can cleanly harvest the instrumental loop from the end of the song.
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Actually, I think the last verse is probably the least graphic. The only objectionable phrases are "if you smoke like I smoke, then you're high like every day / and if your ass is a buster..."
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aaronk wrote:
| Actually, I think the last verse is probably the least graphic. The only objectionable phrases are "if you smoke like I smoke, then you're high like every day / and if your ass is a buster..." |
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You're right!
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