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Todd Ireland
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According to abagon, the actual commercial 45 run time of Pretty Poison's "(Catch Me) I'm Falling" is 4:24, not 4:27 as stated on the record label.
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Robert
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I just noticed on the 45 label it says "Vocal/Radio Mix." Does that mean there's a difference between that and the 45, or between that and the LP?
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As far as I know, the 45 is an edit of the Album Version,
so I don't know why they would put the word "Vocal" on
the label.
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Robert wrote:
I just noticed on the 45 label it says
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Labels would sometimes do this to distinguish the primary
vocal version of a song from dubs or instrumentals.
I have noticed that Elektra did this quite a bit on their
12" singles in the 80s (maybe the other WEA labels as
well).
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Topic: "(Catch Me) I’m Falling" - Pretty Poison
