Killing Me Softly - Fugees

At first, our station played the LP Version w/out Intro. Once we received the Radio Edit about a week after adding the song, we started playing that version exclusively.

While it is true that the lead track tends to be the most commonly played version, that's not always the case. There are plenty of examples when we played a cut other than track 1. For instance, our station primarily played the Rapino Bros Radio Edit of "Rhythm Of The Night" by Corona, which was track 2 on the single.

Yes, we played the LP version without intro, but only for about a week. I can't imagine many stations played the first cut on that promo, since it has a rather strange sounding intro.

CSK 7847
1. LP Version W/Intro (listed & actual 5:40)
2. LP Version W/Out Intro (listed & actual 4:50)
3. Sound Barrier Remix (listed 4:18; actual 4:19)
4. "Fu-Gee-La" (Clean LP Version) (listed & actual 4:05)
5. LP Version Instrumental (listed 4:04; actual 4:05)

Also, the Clean LP Version of Fu-Gee-La is taken from the edited LP. You can hear the previous skit tracking over the intro of the song, and the "n" word is reversed, just like on the clean album. The CD single of Fu-Gee-La starts without the crossfaded intro and the "n" word is muted instead of reversed.

The one track promo single is CSK-8033. Radio Edit listed and actual time is 4:04.