People Everyday - Arrested Development

There are also multiple versions of the hit remix. My promo CD single has the "Metamorphosis Radio Edit," "Metamorphosis Radio Version," and "Metamorphosis Mix." The "Mix" is unedited and is probably what was included as the "hidden track." The "Radio Edit" and "Radio Version" are different edits and are clean.

The one that received most airplay was the "Radio Version," which ironically is track 2 on the promo CD. This version contains the African singing (I think that's what it is) toward the end, whereas the "Radio Edit" does not. I believe the video also uses the "Radio Version."

As a side note, my cassette copy of 3 Years... does not contain the hidden track, so I was disappointed to learn that I didn't have the hit mix when I first bought the album. I cannot say for sure if all cassettes were without the bonus remix or if it's just all early pressings of the album that didn't have the hit version.

My cd of "3 Years, 5 Months And 2 Days In The Life Of" contains 15 tracks (none hidden) Chrysalis 21929 matrix number 1-1-2 CAPITOL JAX 2 C and only 1 version of People Everyday. How does one distinguish between this version and the hidden track version of this cd?

I have now obtained the cassette single of "People Everyday" and I find that cassette single version is the version found on my copy of "3 Years, 5 Months And 2 Days" (track 3) and on Sounds Of The '90s. The cassette single has this version as the lead track and the "metamorphosis mix" is the 2nd track of the cassette single. So I am puzzled by some posts claiming that these versions I mentioned above are not the hit version. This "metamorphosis mix" is not the lead track on the cassette single.

Probably a good reason that you never heard the LP version on the air (aside from being an inferior version) is that there is no clean version of it. The LP version contains the "n" word throughout.

That's right, Brian! I attended and graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, WA from '92-'95.