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    <![CDATA[<strong>Author:</strong> <a href="https://top40musiconcd.com/forum/member_profile.asp?PF=89">crapfromthepast</a><br /><strong>Subject:</strong> 2780<br /><strong>Posted:</strong> 20&nbsp;November&nbsp;2007 at 10:49pm<br /><br />For once, I have the promo CD single.<br /><br />HOLD ON - Wilson Phillips<br />SBK DPRO-05334, 1990<br />1. Hold On (Single Fade) 3:30 &#091;actual 3:39&#093;<br />2. Hold On (Unlabeled, but LP length) 4:35 &#091;actual 4:25&#093;<br /><br />The single fade is indeed an early fade of the LP version, with a fade beginning at about 3:27 and ending at about 3:39.  The fade has a long tail, and a good approximation is a 16-beat sinusoidal fade beginning on the downbeat at about 3:27 and ending at about 3:36.<br /><br />One disturbing element of the promo CD single is that the sound is compressed/maximized.  This became common practice, unfortunately, in the mid-'90s and continues to this day.  This song, a hit in mid-1990, is one of the first example I've seen of the compression/maximization on the promo CD single.  <br /><br />If you're a stickler for sound quality like I am, you may look for other sources for the single edit.  I have the edit on:<ul><li><em>Now That's What I Call Music 18</em> (Virgin EMI Polygram UK CD NOW 18, 1990)</li><li><em>Now 1990</em> (Virgin EMI PolyGram UK 8 27080 2, 1993)</li></ul>These two are British and may be pricey nowadays, so I'd recommend doing your own fade on one of the LP versions, which are available on:<ul><li><em>Living In The 90s</em> (Razor & Tie S22-18601, 1995; excellent-sounding, with no maximization)</li><li><em>Mystic Music presents Cool Rock</em> (Cema Special Markets S22-18168, 1995; sounds as good as above R&T disc)</li><li><em>Mega Hits Of The '90s</em> (Time-Life R143-35, 2001; Bad!  Even more maximized than CD single!)</li></ul>]]>
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