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OK, I'm confused. Apparently all CD versions of "Dizzy" are the LP version, but some of them are sped like the 45. So what's the difference between the LP
version and the 45 version?
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From memory, there is a difference in reverb.
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yes, There is a difference in where the reverb is placed,
and the drums are dry. I am not aware that the pitch is
faster than the LP version.
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Plus 45 is mono, and has extra compression over the
Stereo LP version as well
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