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Hadn't been to the board for some time, and it's just as fun and informative as ever.
Wanted to share what may be old news to some, but maybe you can provide some stories or comments.
Being my favorite Stevie Nicks solo track, I never payed attention close attention to its production. But after listening to it on her "Timespace" compilation CD which I've had for several years, I noticed it's a different mix from that of the original "The Wild Heart" album and single versions.
I won't go into details at the risk of boring, but if you listen to it on "Timespace" versus the affored mention sources you'll notice. Another source for comparison with this mix is "Crystal Visions" which features the original version, just remastered.
After reading the "Timespace" booklet, I noticed Chris Lord-Alge remixed several of the tracks including "Stand Back", not sure if all for the compilation, or some were already remixed on their respective first album appearance.
If you know of any other official mixes of "Stand Back", please let me know.
Long live the sorceress!
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Great ears as always, Johann. Welcome back, sir. I know we've all missed you here with us on the Board!
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Yes, this was pointed out on the board a long time ago, so I'll try to revive the thread.
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I was listening to the Sounds of the Eighties: 1983 45 version of Stand Back and I am not at all impressed with the quality or sound. Being stuck with the only place to find the 45 here in the US on that CD, I was wondering if anyone found it on an import.
The Timespace remix sounds so much better and Crystal Visions only has the LP version remastered. That leads me to the question of whether the LP version on Crystal Visions with editing can match the 45 version found on the SOE: 1983. If so can anyone advise how to do so?
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You may be in luck: Rhino has a new compilation with a March 29 release date that includes the single version of "Stand Back." More info here: Amazon US
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The LP version can be edited to make the single. I think there are only
one or two edits toward the end.
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It's one edit and an early fade. The part removed is 3:59 to 4:20 with the edit on the drum beat of the word "well" ("well you could be standin' in..."). It's a 12-second fade that ends at 4:20.
Personally, I think the 45 edit on Time Life Sounds Of The Eighties 1983 sounds just fine. The drum machine is kind of dull sounding, but when Stevie sings, her vocals sound exactly like they should. Editing the LP version doesn't offer any improvement.
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aaronk wrote:
| Personally, I think the 45 edit on Time Life Sounds Of The Eighties 1983 sounds just fine. The drum machine is kind of dull sounding, but when Stevie sings, her vocals sound exactly like they should. Editing the LP version doesn't offer any improvement. |
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I guess it is me just being picky. My hope is that next months release brings nice remastered single versions of Stevie's songs, some of which should finally make it to CD for the first time in their 45 versions!
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With any luck, let's hope they are properly mastered and not brickwalled to death.
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aaronk wrote:
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Amen to that.
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Thanks! Just ordered it for $10.
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$92 for the vinyl version vs $11 for the CD? You've
gotta be kidding!
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What is hard to believe is someone will be more than happy to pay that much for the vinyl version and perhaps never even play it. I don't understand why you would purchase music and then never enjoy listening to it (I'm sure it involves selling it off much later for even more $). Things sure have changed. LPs were selling for $6.99 on sale back in the late 80s and early 90s (back then it was the CD that was higher priced). Who knew.
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Has anybody received their copy?
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Ron S wrote:
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Yes. On the single disc CD release the following 45 versions appear:
Leather And Lace
Edge Of Seventeen
Stand Back
I Can't Wait
Pretty sure the duet with Don Henley is the first time on CD for the single version.
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I'll probably download what I need from Qobuz U.S.. I
hope the sound is better than her last comp.
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Santi Paradoa wrote:
Ron S wrote:
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Yes. On the single disc CD release the following 45
versions appear:
Leather And Lace
Edge Of Seventeen
Stand Back
I Can't Wait
Pretty sure the duet with Don Henley is the first time on CD for the single
version.
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Is there a difference between the single disc CD and the 3 disc CD? I am
noticing that the 3 CD disc doesn't have the 45 versions of the song. Are
the running times incorrectly posted online?
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The three disc version doesn't get released for several weeks, but those appear to be LP versions on that CD release. The second disc is mostly collaborations and/or duets while the third disc is live versions plus songs featured on film soundtracks.
Edited by Santi Paradoa on 30 March 2019 at 6:17pm
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There is a 40-track streaming version on Apple Music. I
don't know about everything, but I'm pretty sure "Leather
And Lace" is the LP version.
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A poster on Superdeluxeediton says that the "Edge of
Seventeen" version on the single cd compilation is
neither the US single
version nor the UK single version (it restores a refrain
cut from the single versions) Any confirmation?
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