Moderator: Andrew
Don wrote: Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
Saint John wrote:Don wrote: Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
Look Away?
Don wrote:Saint John wrote:Don wrote: Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
Look Away?
No, Get Away.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiXmm2xHkvI
Don wrote:To be honest, the only song I have ever hear where the edit was so obvoius was Hard To Say I'm Sorry by Chicago. The song still hit #1 but it annoyed me that it faded at the end and you just knew there was more to it.
It wasn't until a bought the CD a few years later that I heard the complete version. Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
S2M wrote:Saint John wrote:S2M wrote:I'M a Prince fan.....most aren't.
One of the true geniuses in music.
Dude lost his genius after '94s Gold Experience...and I lost track.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
Rick wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
One of my all time favorite Journey songs.
I had that whole concert at one time. Hard drive died and I lost it.
Rick wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
One of my all time favorite Journey songs.
I had that whole concert at one time. Hard drive died and I lost it.
Don wrote:Rick wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
One of my all time favorite Journey songs.
I had that whole concert at one time. Hard drive died and I lost it.
It's up on Jamtothis. My upload isn't seeded anymore but another one is.
I'll get it up on Demonoid one of these days, just finished uploading the 81 Tokyo show earlier this month. Got 90 downloads out of it so far which was a pleasant surprize.
Rick wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
One of my all time favorite Journey songs.
I had that whole concert at one time. Hard drive died and I lost it.
Saint John wrote:S2M wrote:I'M a Prince fan.....most aren't.
One of the true geniuses in music.
JRNYMAN wrote:Saint John wrote:S2M wrote:I'M a Prince fan.....most aren't.
One of the true geniuses in music.
I used to take great pride in hating Prince. I couldn't stand anything about him.I hated EVERYTHING associated with him. I considered him the biggest joke in the music business. Then when he changed his name to whatever the fuck that symbol was, I was convinced he was the anti-Christ. That stunt took my hatred and mocking to a whole new level.
Fast-forward 10 years. My best friend's wife LOVES Prince. She is a walking, breathing, eating, sleeping Prince encyclopedia. One evening, for whatever reason, his name came up in conversation and of course I started ripping the little fucker apart. Turns out, everything I knew or thought I knew about him was largely inaccurate. I guess it was the way she handled my objections and complaints about him that made me take a second look at him and forgetting everything I thought I knew about him. The more I learned, the more impressed I was with him not only as a musician but as a producer. As it turned out, he is an incredibly talented individual. One of the things that really opened my eyes to his abilities as a musician was a concert DVD she played for me. At one point during his show, he launches into a guitar solo that literally had me dropping my jaw. If you ever get the chance to see one of his concerts on DVD or otherwise, you'll be blown away by the part of his show that is a tribute to Jimi Hendrix. Phenomenal!
The_Noble_Cause wrote:The album/radio edit of "Just the Same Way" ends too soon. Love Neal's solo outro when he plays it live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZLfjsqbx90
Saint John wrote:Great question. Perry going to bat for Neal's solo, to me, is really what rounded the song out and made it the epic song that it is. Without that ending, it's just a pretty good song.
Don wrote:To be honest, the only song I have ever hear where the edit was so obvoius was Hard To Say I'm Sorry by Chicago. The song still hit #1 but it annoyed me that it faded at the end and you just knew there was more to it.
It wasn't until a bought the CD a few years later that I heard the complete version. Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
Eric wrote:Don wrote:To be honest, the only song I have ever hear where the edit was so obvoius was Hard To Say I'm Sorry by Chicago. The song still hit #1 but it annoyed me that it faded at the end and you just knew there was more to it.
It wasn't until a bought the CD a few years later that I heard the complete version. Hearing that though, I could understand why Get Away was nipped as it took the song to a completely different place, transitioning from a ballad into something altogether different.
Hard Habit to Break is a different beast live, too. Is it different on the album over the radio edit?
ForceInfinity wrote:I seem to remember them editing the daylights out of a Steve Perry song "You Better Wait" for the radio where they chopped out a large chunk of the intro and totally restructured the back end of the song. While I thought the song flowed better for it, it was such a hatchet job. You can tell where they cropped whole sections when you hear that solo guitar preceded by a split-second part of a Perry harmony that got chopped.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 5 guests