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jebsib
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Anyone aware of the 45 version of this on a CD compilation or any disc aside from the impossible-to-find-cheaply original LP CD?
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Brian W.
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As far as I know, there's only one version, and it's on several comps, the cheapest probably being Sony's "Hits of 1985."
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Actually, the 45 does fade a little earlier than the LP.
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Thanks a million, guys!
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Brian W.
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Jesbib, according to the database, the 45 runs about 4:07, whereas the album version runs around 4:12. It says the version on Sounds Of The 80's: 1985-1986 is 4:09, so that might wanna be the the one you go for.
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