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Kiefer2
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OT Topic-There is a copy of the 7" edit of this track on
youtube, but the sound is awful. To me it sounds like
the guitars are mixed more prominently on the single
edit vs. the album version (although the promo vinyl
does not list the track as a remix/only an edit). I was
wondering if anyone has this vinyl and if they think
that the guitars are mixed higher, or it is just the
fault of the horrible dub on youtube-thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU6HWs2sofw
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The Hits Man
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The sound is fine. I played it through the stereo. It
may also be a different mix than the one on the album.
The problem is that it's missing one channel which makes
it sound odd.
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aaronk
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The Hits Man is correct that the YouTube link uses only one channel of the 45 version. Nonetheless, the 45 is a slightly different mix from the LP version as well as an edit. The difference is mainly in the snare drum and one of the electronic hi-hats.
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