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    Posted: 12 September 2006 at 5:07pm
Hi All,

I am struggling to recall on this one. I noticed the database lists a 45 length & LP length, but no other difference.
I once had the 45 and the CD "Broadcast" but long ago got rid of both. I now only have the UK "Best Of The Cutting Crew". It contains 2 versions of the track. The first version runs 4:38 and fades with the end guitar break. This version seems the same as the version on "Broadcast" LP.
The other, I recall being annoyed when i got it home because it's listed as "Extended Remix" - I had hoped it was the elusive promo 12" single version, but in fact it runs 4:45 and is a remix with added/different reverb and runs a few secs more, to the end of the guitar break, and fades on those synth notes that open the song.

My question is, didn't the 45 have this remix? I'd swear when I heard it on this CD, the mix was nothing new to me.
Perhaps the 45 had the LP mix faded earlier on one side, and this remix on the other?

Anyway, thanks in advance to anyone who has these sources and can refresh my memory on this track.

-MM
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The stock copy had the "remix". Can't speak for the promo...
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Pat Downey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 September 2006 at 8:17pm
My dj 45 is just an early fade of the LP and runs (4:26) not (4:23) as stated on the record label. Matrix number is STVR-51287-2 QR-17289-2
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This was brought up in an earlier thread, but not fully investigated. Per the database, the version on Broadcast runs (4:43). I was always under the impression that this was the version that ends with the synth quickly fading out, as MMatthews describes above.

I believe it's one of those cases where two 45 versions exist, because Ed stated in the other thread that his 45 runs (4:43) and ends with the synthesizer. I also have the 45, but mine runs closer to (4:26) and fades out during the guitar solo at the end.

I've never done a close comparison to see if there were any mix differences, because none were blatently obvious. Is it possible that some CD pressings of Broadcast contain the (4:43) 45 remix that you guys are talking about?

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote MMathews Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 September 2006 at 3:51pm
Hi again,
well glad to see I'm not crazy (at least about this one thing...)
What started this was I was about to choose which version I was going to rip and for my 80's folder. I chose the "remix" with the synth ending because it was most familiar to me. That led me to check the database to see if I was labeling it "45 version"...
I recalled that was the reason i was annoyed that the UK cd called it "extended remix" and I had said what they called "extended" was merely the U.S. 45 version.
Oh, and besides the different ending, the other most noticable element (under phones) is the lead vocal has stereo reverb echo-ing in the left-right. The LP mix does not.
My thanks to those who are all digging out and checking their singles - and my apologies to Pat if I've now added yet another 45 that had 2 different issues.
But I was really sure about this one....

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I posted here about this once before, but my 45 without doubt has the synth by itself in a quick fadeout. I was surprised to hear that there was another version!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote EdisonLite Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 September 2006 at 12:01am
Did either the dj or stock 45s with the 4:23 fade contain the remix version, i.e. the remix with the stereo reverb on the lead vocal, but faded to 4:23?
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Originally posted by EdisonLite EdisonLite wrote:

Did either the dj or stock 45s with the 4:23 fade contain the remix version, i.e. the remix with the stereo reverb on the lead vocal, but faded to 4:23?


My 45 is in Michigan, so unfortunately, I cannot check. Can anyone else help out?

Now, I had not paid much attention to the two versions until now, but they are drastically two different mixes. Not only is there added reverb on the vocals, but there are lots of other differences. The guitars are brought forward in the (4:43) remix, and the drums have more punch.

I checked three different CDs in my collection, and here are my findings:

- Pure 80s Love has the (4:43) remix
- Totally 80s (Razor & Tie) has the (4:34) non-remixed faded version
- Whole Lotta Rock 1986-1987 has the (4:34) non-remixed faded version

I'm very curious to know if those faded 45s are remixed or not. I wish I had mine with me :(
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote jimct Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 September 2006 at 4:36am
Aaron: Both sides of my DJ 45 are (4:23). In the next day or two I was shoot a dub out to you, so you can further investigate with your own ears, and then hopefully get to the bottom of this "mixes" controversy.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote aaronk Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 September 2006 at 11:02am
I just listened to a dub of Jim's (4:23) DJ 45, and it has the remixed version but faded during the guitar break. This leads me to believe that my commercial 45 is the same way. I'll try to have my parents dig it up and provide the runout groove info.
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