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Todd Ireland 
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 Topic: "Listen to Your Heart" - RoxettePosted: 10 July 2005 at 2:28am |
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Currently, there are no comments in the 10th edition of T40MOCD regarding the multiple versions of Roxette's "Listen to Your Heart" floating around out there, so I thought I'd help furnish some details...
The version running 5:27 on the Look Sharp! CD (EMI 91098) is the U.S. 45 and LP version. The version running 5:12 on the CDs Don't Bore Us, Get to the Chorus - Greatest Hits (Edel 18205), Moments in Love (SBK 31181), and The Ballad Hits (Roxette Recordings/Capitol 42798) is actually the Swedish 45 version. This also became the official commercial single version all over Europe. There were three promo CD singles issued for "Listen to Your Heart" in the U.S. (I have CD-R copies of EMI DPRO 4399 and EMI DPRO 04417 below and have included the actual run times for those DJ CD singles. I don't have a copy of EMI DPRO 4408, so I've instead listed the printed run time for that promo disc.): (EMI DPRO 4399) Listen To Your Heart (Edited Version - 4:30) Listen To Your Heart (LP Version - 5:27) (EMI DPRO 4408) Listen To Your Heart (A/C Version - 4:33) (EMI DPRO 04417) Listen To Your Heart (Remix - 4:53) Listen To Your Heart (Remix Short Version - 4:30) Listen To Your Heart (5:27) Note: The Remix Short Version and the Edited Version are both the same remix. Edited by Todd Ireland |
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Posted: 10 July 2005 at 9:27am |
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I have another vinyl 45 dj copy of "Listen To Your Heart" which is 7PRO-04422 which has the remix short version on one side listed as running (4:20) but it actually runs (4:30), and the remix on the other side with a stated running time of (4:50) (I will assume the real time is (4:53).
Now I think the (5:12) version was issued in the U.S. as a 3" cd single (I do not have this 3" cd single - a reader notified me of one being offered on Ebay late last year so I know one exists. The mailing address of the seller was New Jersey so I assume this is a U.S. release he was offering but I cannot say for certain that this was a U.S. copy - can anyone contribute more here?) |
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Posted: 10 July 2005 at 10:18am |
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Pat:
I know of at least two 3" CD singles that are reported to contain the 5:12 version of "Listen to Your Heart", but these discs are Australian and Japanese imports. You can view the details at the following web address: http://rox.net.ru/discography/single_rox.php?single=107 This web page is a very comprehensive listing of commercial and promo singles that have been made available all over the globe for "Listen to Your Heart" in all formats. You'd think if a U.S. 3" CD single existed, it would be listed on this page. At any rate, I'll keep my eyes peeled for a U.S. 3" CD single pressing and will let everyone know if I find one. Edited by Todd Ireland |
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Posted: 10 July 2005 at 10:43am |
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I'm 99% sure it was a used import, Pat... I can't recall ever seeing a domestic CD single for this, and it is not listed in the Discography of US Issued CD3 Titles:
http://members.tripod.com/~Vinylville/faq-6.html There is at least one thing missing from that list -- Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" maxi-CD3, so I'm sure it's not 100% complete. But I was very "into" CD3 releases in 1989, and I can't recall ever seeing one. I bought the import single back in the early '90s, so I must have believed there was never a domestic release. And if the Ebay ad didn't specifically say it was a US release, I'd be skeptical. Edited by Brian W. |
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Posted: 30 July 2008 at 5:15pm |
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Ok, need some help on this one as I'm properly trying to label the files I have on this song.
I have a version, running 4:26, that has a sax replacing the guitar. I also have a version, running 4:30, that has the guitar instead of the sax. Which version is which? |
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Posted: 30 July 2008 at 5:57pm |
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The version with the sax is the AC edit.
I don't see it noted, but the edited version (with the guitar) can not be created from the album version. There is a "whoa oh oh" in the intro that is not on the album version. |
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Posted: 30 July 2008 at 6:01pm |
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OK, the A/C edit also has an "oooh" on the intro.
The 4:30 version I have does not have the "whoa oh oh" on the intro, so i must not be the true edited version, rather someone's recreation? |
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Posted: 24 February 2014 at 9:49am |
Unless there were multiple pressings of any of the above promo CD singles, it should be noted that the Remix Short Version and Edited Version are not the same remix. The Edited Version is just that--a short edit of the album mix. It can be easily identified by the fact that it does not contain the "ooh" at the 12 second mark. The Remix Short Version does contain the "ooh" at 12 seconds. |
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Posted: 24 February 2014 at 1:42pm |
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Just listened to my promo 45 dub of the "Remix Short
Version." Kind of an awkward crossfade of the "ooh" at :12 in. |
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Posted: 24 February 2014 at 8:15pm |
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Not that this is totally relevant, but this song sparked a
memory. When MTV first played the video, Adam Curry, noting the resemblance during the choruses to a hit two years earlier, cracked, "They obviously listened to a lot of Heart before putting this song together." |
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