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I compared the 45 to the version I have on CD (which is the LP version). The mixes didn't seem that different to me. On the LP version, the hi-hats are louder, and on the remix single, some guitars and keyboard are louder (although I was hearing a very compressed version, so some of it could have been due to the compression). And of course, 5 seconds or so were edited out near the end. Can anyone tell me what the major differences are between the remix and the original - that is, if I missed anything? I'll probably buy a lossless version on qobuz. Does anyone know if it's lossless anywhere? Some of these older digital releases that show up on Qobuz, 7 Digital, etc. are actually lossy.
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I just purchased the digital single from Qobuz, and it's lossless. Excellent sound quality! It includes both the "New Mix" and "E.T. Version."
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Thanks Aaron. Good to know. When I A-B'd the 45 and LP, it didn't seem like a new mix or what is typically thought of as a remix (involving new instruments) - just a few instruments raised and one or a few lowered. (And 5 seconds removed near the end.) Is that truly the case? Or are there some bigger picture elements I'm missing? (This question is for anyone :)
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On the opening “Hey!” you can hear obvious echo on the New Mix.
There is no echo on the LP version. That stood out to me right away.
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Thanks. I bought the WAV from qobuz earlier this afternoon when you confirmed it's lossless. This song is one of those cases where I like both mixes :)
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Bumped. Didn't find it in the search at first then did, sorry.
Edited by PopArchivist on 20 November 2020 at 10:15pm
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Yeah, the remix has major echo on the drums. If you can't hear that, you
should get your hearing checked. Reverb galore.
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Didn't the 45 get issued in two different versions?
The 3:36 album version and the 3:26 'NEW MIX' RE-1
remixed and edited version.
Or was the first released version also an uncredited
different mix? I only own the 'NEW MIX' promo 45.
Any help or clarification would be welcome!
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Since the New Mix got significant airplay on MTV, and radio barely touched it, would it be fair to say if a listener from the 80s had heard a version, it was probably the New Mix on the video on MTV rather than the radio?
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