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    Posted: 21 May 2008 at 12:17pm
The database specifies "U.K. mono mix" on the album "Crazy World of Arthur Brown." What is the difference between the British and U.S. mixes? I would assume the U.S. single was mono.

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The U.K. mono mix is drier, has less instrumentation (no horns), has some noise over the intro and ends different (with an electronic sound and a gong!). Would you like an MP3 to take a listen to it?
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Originally posted by Brian W. Brian W. wrote:

I would assume the U.S. single was mono.


My (promo) copy is stereo. Dunno about the commercial single.
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My U.S. commercial 45 is mono.
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Originally posted by Hykker Hykker wrote:

Originally posted by Brian W. Brian W. wrote:

I would assume the U.S. single was mono.


My (promo) copy is stereo. Dunno about the commercial single.

I assume your Atlantic promo 45 is stereo/mono, but is the stereo side speeded up as the mono side was for the US 45?

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Originally posted by Gary Mack Gary Mack wrote:

I assume your Atlantic promo 45 is stereo/mono, but is the stereo side speeded up as the mono side was for the US 45?


No, it's stereo A & B sides. "Rest Cure" on the B side. As far as being sped up, I don't know. This is the only copy of the song I have.
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Originally posted by Hykker Hykker wrote:

Originally posted by Gary Mack Gary Mack wrote:

I assume your Atlantic promo 45 is stereo/mono, but is the stereo side speeded up as the mono side was for the US 45?


No, it's stereo A & B sides. "Rest Cure" on the B side. As far as being sped up, I don't know. This is the only copy of the song I have.

I don't know about the UK or other releases, but in the US, Atlantic speeded up the album version for the 45. I assume your promo 45 has both mono and stereo versions speeded up, but does anyone know?

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Originally posted by Hykker Hykker wrote:

Originally posted by Gary Mack Gary Mack wrote:

I assume your Atlantic promo 45 is stereo/mono, but is the stereo side speeded up as the mono side was for the US 45?


No, it's stereo A & B sides. "Rest Cure" on the B side. As far as being sped up, I don't know. This is the only copy of the song I have.


Awesome, thank you! The reason I thought it was mono was because it seems like most stereo 45s back in the late '60s specified "stereo" on the label.

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My US MP3 from "Ultimate 60s Colleciton" is 2:54 and sound stereo, with lots of instrumentation, while what I downloaded from Soulseek from someone, the UK single DOES sound mono and is 2:45..less instrumentation, so I go with davidclark's answer..:)
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Oddbjørn sent me a dub of the UK 45, and it sounds just like the US 45. Both are mono. Both sound like a fold-down of the common stereo version, but I can't confirm.

The mono version from the 1991 Polydor CD is indeed missing some instrumentation, compared to the stereo mix. (Listen for the absence of horns around 1:05.) Unless this mono mix was on a mono LP in the US or UK, it's likely a "previously unreleased mono mix" or something to that effect.
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