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jimct 
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 Topic: Janet Jackson - "The Pleasure Principle"Posted: June 01 2006 at 1:55AM |
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Both sides of my promo 45 claim to be "SIDE A-S", and have a listed (4:19), and actual (4:20) (7" vocal) on them. Deadwax A&M AM 02927-A-S ES1.
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 7:57AM |
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Aha! I knew there had to be a shorter version of this one. Good work, Jim!
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Todd Ireland
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 9:07AM |
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I don't have access to my CD library at the moment, but does the 4:20 DJ edit appear on the Janet Jackson import CD Control: The Remixes?
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elcoleccionista
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 9:20AM |
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Todd, the 7" vocal (Shep Pettibone remix) is not available on any of the "Control: The Remixes" remix albums. Not the UK, German or the Japan "More Control" CD.
In fact, "Pleasure Principle" is only included on the German version, in its "Long Vocal Remix" and "Dub Edit" versions. I have the 7" vocal on the commercial USA 12" single (I much prefer the video version, it preserves some of the "hot" moments of the "Long vocal" mix). |
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 10:16AM |
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The UK version of the 1995 greatest hits cd (Design of a decade) has a 4:13 version
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elcoleccionista
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 11:07AM |
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That is an edit of the "Control" album version.
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Brian W.
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 12:08PM |
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Yes, I have searched high and low and high again, but the 7" Vocal remix of "Pleasure Principle" has never to my knowledge been released on CD.
An edit of the LP Version (probably the DJ edit) is indeed on the UK edition of Design of a Decade, as are the 45 versions of Nasty and What Have You Done for Me Lately. The commercial 45 version of Let's Wait Awhile was a remix and is available on the import "Control: The Remixes." I don't know that the exact 45 version of Miss You Much has ever been issued on a full-length CD. Design of a Decade cuts the "buzzing" intro, and the LP version has her speaking over that part, whereas the 45 has just the "buzzing." Of course there are several CD singles from several countries, including the US, that do use the 45 version. I started a "Janet Jackson: The 45 Versions on CD" list about a year ago, then never posted it. I suppose I should finish it. Edited by Brian W. |
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Brian W.
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 12:09PM |
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BTW, the all cassette single issues I've seen of Pleasure Principle use the 7" Vocal remix. All vinyl 45s I've seen use the full-length album version.
Anyone know if there were multiple 45/cassette single releases, as we've been finding for other artists lately? |
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elcoleccionista
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 3:26PM |
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[QUOTE=Brian W.]
An edit of the LP Version (probably the DJ edit) is indeed on the UK edition of Design of a Decade, as are the 45 versions of Nasty and What Have You Done for Me Lately. The commercial 45 version of Let's Wait Awhile was a remix and is available on the import "Control: The Remixes." QUOTE] Brian, since you mention 45 versions from the "Control" album included on the UK "Design Of A Decade", I'd like to add the single "Control", also included in its original 45 version. |
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elcoleccionista
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 3:56PM |
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I'd like to note that there are two different import "Control-The Remixes" releases, with different artwork and track listing.
A third remix album was released in Japan called "More Control". Here are the details for each: Control-The Remixes (front artwork from "When I Think Of You" single) (396 924-2) Made and printed in West Germany 1.Control (Video Mix) 2.Nasty (Extended) 3.Nasty (Cool Summer Mix-Part 1) 4.What Have You Done For Me Lately (Extended Mix) 5.When I Think Of You (Extra Beats) 6.When I Think Of You (Dance Remix) 7.Control (Acappella) 8.Let's Wait Awhile (Remix) Control-The Remixes (front photograph taken from the back of "Pleasure Principle" single cover) UK: CDMID 149, Intl: 396 942-2 Disc itself says made in England, back insert states "CD is made in West Germany"... 1.Control (The Video Mix) 2.When I Think Of You (Dance Remix) 3.The Pleasure Principle (Long Vocal Remix) 4.What Have You Done For Me Lately (Extended Mix) 5.Nasty (Cool Summer Mix-Part Two) 6.Let's Wait Awhile (Remix) 7.Nasty (Cool Summer Mix-Part One) 8. The Pleasure Principle (Dub Edit) More Control (front artwork similar to "Control" album cover, different background and lettering) D32Y3148 Made in Japan 1.What Have You Done For Me Lately (Extended Mix) 2.Nasty (Extended Mix) 3.When I Think Of You (Dance Remix) 4.Control (Extended Version) 5.What Have You Done For Me Lately (Dub Version) 6.Nasty (Cool Summer Mix-Part Two) 7.When I Think Of You (Instrumental) 8.Control (Video Mix) 9.Let's Wait Awhile (track 9 is the remix, even though it is not noted) Each of these releses has versions unique to them, that is why I bought all three. I am a big fan of Jam & Lewis : ) |
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Brian W.
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 8:57PM |
Actually, no, it's not. That little sound on the intro is not on the US 45 version, and the 45 version has the a stronger sound on the first note, sort of a burst of sound, almost like an explosion. The true US 45 version has only been issued on Time-Life "Legends: Livin' on a Prayer" and the OOP Time-Life box set "Gold and Platinum: The Ultimate Rock Collection." |
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 9:37PM |
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Brian, you are right! I just checked a Janet "A&M Memories" 7 inch single I have had for years and noticed the difference. I was about to give it away, thanks! : )
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 9:47PM |
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Are the 45 versions of "Nasty" and "What Have You Done for Me Lately" edits of their respective LP versions or different mixes?
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 10:09PM |
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As far as I can tell they are simply edits. Brian?
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Brian W.
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Posted: June 01 2006 at 11:36PM |
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I believe they're just edits. And of course the fade-out of "What Have You Done for Me Lately" extends a second or two longer, but I think it does on the the US LP-length "Design of a Decade" as well. It's truncated on the LP version as it slams right into the next track with no pause.
There WAS a remix/edit of "Nasty" that's was on a reissue cassette single, but I've never heard it, just saw it in the store. |
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Posted: June 02 2006 at 12:58AM |
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Brian, sounds like I may have the vinyl version of that reissue cassette single.
The 45's catalog number is AM-8676. Side A "Nasty" (Remix), Side B "Pleasure Principle". Now, I hadn't listened to this 45 in probably 15 years, as well as the other one with the original "Control" 45 version that you noted, guess I unknowingly took both for granted: I always thought "Nasty" was incorrectly labeled "Remix" since it seemed like simply an edit of the album version. But upon close listening just now, I did found one part which can not be recreated by editing the album version, so only for that it actually is a remix I guess. At 2:38 when she finishes the third chorus "...oh you nasty boys" on both album, extended and UK "Greatest Hits" version, there is a sound, sort of a brief "wind effect" on one of the channels only. That sound is not present on the version from the reissue 45 single. Since the other reissue 7" I have (AM-8673) does include the original 45 version of "Control" that you noted, it would make sense if "Nasty", were presented in its original 45 version on AM-8676. Does anyone have an original issue of the "Nasty" 45 single to confirm this? |
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Posted: June 02 2006 at 1:50PM |
Not only is the ending extended when compared to the LP version, but there's also a slight mix difference on the 45. On the LP version, the keyboard in the background echoes with the vocal; on the 45 it does not. Ed pointed out this difference to me, which I had not noticed. Now, I also have a dub of a 45 for "Control." As far as I can tell, it is simply an edit of the LP version. I think this dub is from a DJ 45. That may be the difference between what you're hearing on the commercial release, and what I'm hearing on this 45. Brian, I'll let you decide if what I have matches the 45 version you're referencing. Edited by aaronk |
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Posted: June 03 2006 at 6:59AM |
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My original 45 of "Nasty" (A&M 2830) does not have that sound at
the 2:38 mark. So is the US commercial 45 version available on any CD (domestic or import)? Edited by Paul Esch |
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Posted: June 03 2006 at 3:46PM |
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my commercial 45 issued as a&m 2830 is identical to the import cd version from "design of a decade" and runs 3:45....i don't hear what you all are hearin'....sorry....
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Posted: June 03 2006 at 7:54PM |
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Ed, do you have the "Nasty" album version handy? If so, check at 2:57, see if you detect the effect there.
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