What if "Partyman (Purple Party Mix)" had been issued as the single version?

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Thread started 10/11/19 4:20pm

AaronReturn200 5	What if "Partyman (Purple Party Mix)" had been issued as the single version? Arguably it would be critizied to be "more of the same" of Batdance and give fans a fear that other tracks from the Batman soundtrack would be reworked to sound like said track. Feel U Up would've still been the B-side, or maybe it would've gone into "unreleased" status and was replaced by something else...
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Reply #1 posted 10/11/19 8:26pm

So then....?

Reply #2 posted 10/11/19 8:56pm

andrewm7	Aaron, I am unsure what you mean. Partyman (Purple Party Mix) was released on the single (12") for Partyman in 1989. Do you mean as a 7" single?
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Reply #3 posted 10/11/19 9:05pm

AaronReturn200 5	andrewm7 said: Aaron, I am unsure what you mean. Partyman (Purple Party Mix) was released on the single (12") for Partyman in 1989. Do you mean as a 7" single? I mean, i'm imagining a Purple Party 7" mix that would be the main single version rather than the album version.
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Reply #4 posted 10/12/19 8:18am

thedoorkeeper	It would have had the about the same impact on the charts that the album version had. Maybe less.
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