"Listen to Your Heart" - Roxette

eriejwg wrote: According to 45cat, the commercial 45 had the LP version. http://www.45cat.com/record/nr50223

There was a commercial 45 but it actually came out in
Sept 1990 - almost a year after the song was a hit.
EMI originally issued the song only on cassette - and
it was the first cassette-only single to hit No. 1.

At the same time this 45 came out, 45s were also
released for "Dangerous" and "It Must Have Been Love".
Both of those songs were also only on cassette at the
time they were hits.

Kind of unusual that EMI did a late about-face on
these three songs, but I'm glad to have them!

aaronk wrote: I believe the hit version that top 40 radio played was the Remix Short Version running 4:30. Is that what is on the Eric disc?

This is by far the most confusing 45 situation. So many versions of the same song at all different lengths. I know the 5:27 is considered the 45 version, but which version is the radio edit, the one we all know and love?

I ask because there is a 4:09 that sounds like it could have easily been on radio. The 4:30 always seemed a bit too long.

Hykker wrote: What version was on the commercial single (probably cassette, don't think there was a commercial 45)?

I'll have to check my copy of the Cassette Single to
make sure, but I seem to recall it running around 5:10
or so. When I first heard the full album version, I
remember thinking, "Oh, this is only a little longer
than the Single Version".