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anfunny2003 wrote:Received this new 2CD today from Amazon. The track lengths and samples can be found here;
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wishing-Very-Be ... 00XY7QOBK/
I Ran is 3:39 - the original 7" vinyl lists the 7" as 3:52... ?
Passing_Stranger wrote:anfunny2003 wrote:Received this new 2CD today from Amazon. The track lengths and samples can be found here;
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wishing-Very-Be ... 00XY7QOBK/
I Ran is 3:39 - the original 7" vinyl lists the 7" as 3:52... ?
The regular (UK and Europe) 7" is 3.56 (basically an LP version without an ambient "seagull" intro), the one made for the North-American market is 3.39 (only one guitar solo with the chorus looped to fade). Seemingly they've included the one that became a hit in the US - which is good as it only appeared on various artists compilations, while AFOS compilations included the UK one or, more commonly, the LP version.
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