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Originally posted by aaronk aaronk wrote:

I've been hunting for that Snoop edit for years with no luck. Unfortunately, none of the radio stations in my area played the song, except for the one I worked for. We only played it at night, and we used the copy on a TM Century HitDisc, which was the normal Radio Version that did not censor "indo."


I own a promo CD single of Snoop Dogg's "Gin & Juice" from 1994 and it contains only one version of the song (no version mentioned either) and it omits the word "indo" and replaces it with a sound effect of someone inhaling. Was this the clean radio edit?



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What's the catalog number of your 1-track promo? "What's My Name" was definitely a 1-track promo, but I've never seen a US 1-track for "Gin And Juice." Either way, the version you describe is the "Radio Version (No Indo)" from PRCD-5456.
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Originally posted by Back2TheFuture Back2TheFuture wrote:


I own a promo CD single of Snoop Dogg's "Gin & Juice"
from 1994 and it contains only one version of the song
(no version mentioned either) and it omits the word
"indo" and replaces it with a sound effect of someone
inhaling. Was this the clean radio edit?


Am I the only one who had to Google "indo"? Never heard
the word before.
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I'm stunned they put the explicit 'full version' (which is both the album and commercial single version) on the Last Christmas soundtrack. I don't believe a clean full version has ever been released.
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Originally posted by Paul C Paul C wrote:

I'm stunned they put the explicit 'full version' (which is both the album and commercial single version) on the Last Christmas soundtrack. I don't believe a clean full version has ever been released.


Are you referring to Gin & Juice or Fastlove?
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They’re definitely talking about Fastlove.
In response to whether a clean version has been commercially released, I know it has been and appears on the “Now! That’s What I Call Music 96” (a UK release) released in 2017. It’s the album (5:24) length but clean. Two subsequent appearances on UK Now compilations seem to also be this length, but whether those ones are clean I cannot confirm. A cursory Discogs search reveals:
  • “Now That's What I Call 40 Years” (2023)
  • “Now That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 2 1993-2003” (2023)
Two appearances prior to 2017:
  • “Now That's What I Call Music! Decades - The Deluxe Edition” (2003)
  • “Now That's What I Call The 90s“ (2009)


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Originally posted by Rich Rich wrote:

.They’re definitely talking about Fastlove.
In response to whether a clean version has been commercially released, I know it has been and appears on the “Now! That’s What I Call Music 96” (a UK release) released in 2017. It’s the album (5:24) length but clean. Two subsequent appearances on UK Now compilations seem to also be this length, but whether those ones are clean I cannot confirm. A cursory Discogs search reveals:

“Now That's What I Call 40 Years” (2023)
“Now That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 2 1993-2003” (2023)

Two appearances prior to 2017:
“Now That's What I Call Music! Decades - The Deluxe Edition” (2003)
“Now That's What I Call The 90s“ (2009)

Sorry for the poor formatting, it’s a bit of a nightmare on a phone.
 

The version that appears on "Now That's What I Call 40 Years” (2023) is the Radio Edit from the UK Promo CD, a bit odd as this wasn't the official single release in the UK. It's not a "clean" edit. 
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Originally posted by MangoMusic MangoMusic wrote:

The version that appears on "Now That's What I Call 40 Years” (2023) is the Radio Edit from the UK Promo CD, a bit odd as this wasn't the official single release in the UK. It's not a "clean" edit. 

I see what you mean. After a little more research, that and the aforementioned '93-'03 release both feature the (~ 4:42) "Promo Edit"; indeed, not clean. Since that edit became available on the expanded "Older" album in 2022, it has effectively been much easier to license and I understand the logic of using that version (as played on the radio) instead of the longer (5:24) album / single version.
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