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EdisonLite
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I'm a bit confused by this one. I thought the only difference between the single and album versions is that on the album, the song segues in from the previous selection. However, in the database, Pat has 3 distinct versions:
-album version
-45 version
-all selections on this cd are segued together; 45 version
So how does the 45 differ from the album version besides the fact that you don't hear the previous song fading out as the intro of "I'm Just a Singer" begins?
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AndrewChouffi
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Well, the 45 has the drum intro cold start/full volume, while the album version fades in while the previous selection fades out.
The "all selections on this CD are segued together; 45 version" designation probably means it's a newly-segued comp using the full-start 45 version.
Andy
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Topic: Moody Blues - I’m Just a Singer
