Post by Poster Saint on Oct 27, 2004 20:35:24 GMT -5
I'm hoping someone can clarify a few things for me, or just confirm that I'm not crazy.
All of my questions stem from this site's blurb, located at:
oneofthethree.co.uk/thecollection.htm
- My copy of The Collection contains the same version of "Getting Away With It" as appeared on both copies of the single. It is the "single version" that was released on these, correct? As mentioned before, "Born of Frustration" longer on single than it is on the album, so maybe the version that was sent to radio stations, etc. was the longer one on Pleased to Meet You. It would be very James of the band to do such a thing...again.
- I only have the 2001 reissue of Gold Mother, and the version of the title track contained on The Collection is identical to the one on my reissue. I also have the "Come Home" single that allegedly has the Warp Mix, and it is radically different.
So, both these songs are mislabeled on the new release, correct?
All of my questions stem from this site's blurb, located at:
oneofthethree.co.uk/thecollection.htm
- My copy of The Collection contains the same version of "Getting Away With It" as appeared on both copies of the single. It is the "single version" that was released on these, correct? As mentioned before, "Born of Frustration" longer on single than it is on the album, so maybe the version that was sent to radio stations, etc. was the longer one on Pleased to Meet You. It would be very James of the band to do such a thing...again.
- I only have the 2001 reissue of Gold Mother, and the version of the title track contained on The Collection is identical to the one on my reissue. I also have the "Come Home" single that allegedly has the Warp Mix, and it is radically different.
So, both these songs are mislabeled on the new release, correct?
