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aaronk Admin Group
Joined: 16 January 2005 Location: United States
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Posted: 11 July 2006 at 1:15am | IP Logged
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Although there's no mention in the database, the song "I'm Almost Ready" by Pure Prairie League should have "LP version" next to the CDs listed.
The 45 version runs (2:46), and it is an edit of the LP version. It also has one of the strangest edits I've ever heard. The producer snipped segment between (0:01) and (0:03) and spliced it back in a few measures later. For what reason is beyond me.
Anyhow, thanks to Edtop40 for helping uncover this difference.
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torcan MusicFan
Joined: 23 June 2006 Location: Canada
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Posted: 11 July 2006 at 6:21am | IP Logged
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This is one of those edits which surprises me a little. I have the 45 and they take out the whole second verse and chorus. As this was a hit in 1980, songs with edits below 3:00 became rare in the '80s. It seemed that by the end of the decade, most single edits were around the 4:00 mark. I guess that's one reason why fewer songs were debuting on the Hot 100 in the later '80s - because radio couldn't play as many songs in an hour as before!
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abagon MusicFan
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Posted: 01 May 2008 at 10:12am | IP Logged
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Wonderful!
I just understood and knew "The producer snipped segment between (0:01) and (0:03) and spliced it back in a few measures later.I realized when I listen to this guitar riff.Thank you very much.
My stock 45 actual running time is (2:45), Listed time is "2:45"on the record label(CASABLANCA 2294).
The LP"Firein' Up" running time is (3:40). Listed time is "3:40"(CASABLANCA 7212 US issue).
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