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    Posted: 19 April 2005 at 2:51pm
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What is the actual commercial 45 run time of Andy Gibb's "An Everlasting Love"? The 10th edition shows the song running 4:06 on a couple of CDs and each is noted with the comment: (LP length). Meanwhile, the 45 shows a printed run time of 4:06 on the record label. I don't have a copy of the 45, but I can only assume it doesn't actually run 4:06. Otherwise the "LP length" comments listed in the 10th edition would have to be incorrect.
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Well when I picked up my dj copy, the label stated 3:44 and I timed it and it really ran 3:45. I then reread your post which said the commercial 45 stated a time of 4:06 and I scratched my head, turned the dj copy over and lo and behold the flip side stated a time of 4:06 and ran 4:06. If you are wondering, the 3:45 version is just an early fade of the 4:06 45 and LP length. I will correct my LP length comment and add a comment about the dj 45 having two lengths.
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Thanks for clearing this up, Pat. By the way, I've come across a promo 45 listing of "An Everlasting Love" on eBay with a catalog number of RSO RS 904. It's reported to have mono on one side and stereo on the other? Does your DJ copy reflect this, Pat?
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Yes, the short version is in mono and the long version is in stereo.
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I thought I had notes on this, but can someone detail
the exact beginning and ending fade points to recreate
the DJ 45?
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Originally posted by Moderator Moderator wrote:

If you are wondering, the 3:45 version is
just an early fade of the 4:06 45 and LP length. I will
correct my LP length comment and add a comment about the dj
45 having two lengths.
Would the fade on the DJ mono
side start at the 3:30 mark?

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The fadeout on the mono DJ 45 resembles the head of a swordfish. It begins at 3:30 and dumps out quite abruptly at 3:44.2, with a "whoomp" sound that shows as a spike, followed by nothing.
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Originally posted by Yah Shure Yah Shure wrote:

The fadeout...resembles the head of a swordfish.

Great work, John! Going forward, we shall refer to these as "swordfish
head fades."
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Ha! I'd better get it patented while it still passes the smell test. :)

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Originally posted by aaronk aaronk wrote:

Originally posted by Yah Shure Yah Shure wrote:

The fadeout...resembles the head of a swordfish.

Great work, John! Going forward, we shall refer to these as "swordfish
head fades."



I believe those are what are known as "exponential" fades. ;)



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