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Todd Ireland 
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 Posted: 10 December 2010 at 5:57am |
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Wow, as painstakingly meticulous as I try to be with details, I don't know how I got this one so screwed up! I double-checked Ed's notes and it turns out Jim is absolutely correct... Track 1 of the "Touch Me, Tease Me" commercial CD single on Def Jam 854620 does indeed state "Radio Edit Without Rap" and runs 3:52.
Meanwhile, Ed didn't provide run time info for Track 2, the "LP Version", so I honestly don't even know how I came up with a 3:52 time for this. Weird! So I will defer to Jim's run time of 4:27 and we can now see this closely matches the cassette single time. It remains interesting to note however that the so-called "LP Version" on the commercial cassette and CD singles do not match the true album version run time of 3:51 on the O.S.T. Nutty Professor CD (which was released two months prior to Case's self-titled CD on Def Jam 314533134 in case anyone is wondering). Anyway, I apologize for the confusion, Pat. I was up very late the night I posted info for "Touch Me, Tease Me" and some other singles so maybe I accidentally spiked my hot chocolate with something that I shouldn't have while in my sleep-deprived state! (**Note: I've gone back and corrected my original post.) Edited by Todd Ireland |
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edtop40
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Posted: 10 December 2010 at 6:17pm |
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my commercial cd single issued as def jam 854620 contains the below tracks
1-radio edit without rap (listed 3:52; actual 3:51) 2-lp version (listed 4:27; actual 3:51) 3-instrumental (listed 5:03; actual 5:04) what's interesting is that the internet database that pulls the description states the 2nd track as featuring foxxy brown, but not the first track...and the second track clearly has rapping.....if anyone needs files to compare themselves please just email me and i'll shot them out tonite.... oddly my commercial cassingle with the same catalog number 854620 contains only two tracks as listed below 1-lp version (listed 4:27; actual 4:36**) 2-instrumental (listed 5:03; actual 5:04) **--note that this run time is as the crow flies and cassettes often warp and don't run as true as vinyl.. the cassingle carries the parental warning while the commercial cd single does not....both have "the nutty professor soundtrack - lesson 1 - case "touch me, tease me" featuring foxxy brown produced by kenny "smooth" kornegy - in stores june 4th" listed on the front Edited by edtop40 |
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Posted: 10 December 2010 at 10:22pm |
Ed: You cassette single time is :10 longer than cmmmbase's copy and :09 longer than on the CD single. Does your cassette sound like it's running much slower than it should be? If so, then it's safe to say you do have a warped cassette. The only problem with that theory though is you're reporting the "Instrumental" track on your cassette has the same timing info as the "Instrumental" on your CD single. If your cassette runs slow on the A-side ("LP Version"), then the B-side ("Instrumental") should run slow as well. |
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Posted: 11 December 2010 at 10:11am |
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point taken, paul...i just listened to my cassingle of the instrumental and it actually runs 5:13 on my cassette player...
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Todd Ireland
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Posted: 06 January 2011 at 12:53am |
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It appears there may still be some lingering confusion regarding "Touch Me, Tease Me" because the database currently states the following:
(dj copies of this cd single run (3:52) the "radio edit without rap" version and (3:52) the "radio edit with rap" version which is the same as the LP version; the commercial cd single features the "radio edit without rap" version as the lead track running (3:52) and the "LP version" as the 2nd track running (4:27) which is probably the 45 version not the LP version as stated on the cd; the cassette single runs (4:27)) Since I helped cause some of the initial confusion, I'll do my best to clarify everything here... ==> Promo CD single copies contain the "Radio Edit Without Rap" running 3:52, the "Radio Edit with Rap" running 3:52 which is the same as the LP version, and the "LP Version" which runs 4:27 and is actually the 45 version, not the LP version as stated on the CD. ==> Commercial CD single copies contain the "Radio Edit Without Rap" running 3:51 on Track 1 and the "LP Version" running 3:51 on Track 2. ==> Cassette single copies run 4:27 and incorrectly states "LP Version" on the label as it is not the true LP version. Whew, what a mess! Also, Pat, please note that the above information will also need to be updated in the database under Foxy Brown's artist listing. Edited by Todd Ireland |
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Posted: 06 September 2018 at 11:29pm |
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I happened to be ripping a copy of my promo CD single to my hard drive, and I discovered some additional details that have not yet been shared. The back insert states that there are only two tracks, but there are actually four! Here is what is listed on the back insert and disc label:
PRCD 7185-2 1. Radio Edit Without Rap (3:52) 2. Radio Edit With Rap (3:52) Here are the actual contents: 1. Radio sweeper/liner (0:07) 2. Radio Edit Without Rap (actual 3:52) 3. Radio sweeper/liner (0:08) 4. Radio Edit With Rap (actual 3:52) This is quite possibly the only time I've ever heard radio sweepers included on a promo CD single to introduce the song. Both of them have a typical CHR/urban-sounding radio voiceover guy with "whoosh" type sound effects behind it. Cut 1 says, "New music from the Def Jam Nutty Professor soundtrack, Touch Me Tease Me by Case." Cut 3 says, "New Music from Def Jam's Nutty Professor soundtrack, Touch Me Tease Me by Case featuring Foxy Brown." The annoying thing about the first sweeper is that the trailing sound effect segues over the intro to cut 2 for a brief second. Cuts 3 & 4 also segue together, but the sound effect has trailed off to a low enough volume that it cannot be heard over the song intro. |
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