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There's are two other versions of "Don't say u love me" See Forum Rules - discussion of unreleased material is permitted - please do not request or invite sharing, upload, location of availability - l'ange bleu, moderator
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What is the difference then? "The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves. And wiser people so full of doubts." (Bertrand Russell 1872-1972) | |
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Crazy, I hadn't checked and hadn't realized the bootleg was longer, but it is. Really reminds us that we should always compare our bootlegs to vault releases before assuming what the Estate put out is the exact same thing as what we had... My bootleg version of it also does sound better (at least to my hears, i'm no audiophile) than the D&P SDE released version. Makes one wonder why on Earth the Estate chose to release a shorter and more muffled version over the other... They said they only found it on cassette in the vault, but even if the circulating version couldn't be found in the vault, it could have been sourced from the bootlegs. You'd think with Duane in charge this could have been avoided. That said, I guess the good news is we end-up getting both versions, but still, it's odd... . As for what the OP meant, some elaboration would be welcome... A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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Letter 4 Miles is another one some might not be aware of, the d and p deluxe version has horns whereas the bootleg doesn't. There's a couple of others too [Edited 2/19/25 15:13pm] Bitch this ain't the movies | |
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I don't think it's AI, found it on a legit site, they even had the demo on there and a lot of unreleased Prince songs (most of the bootlegs that have been circulating over the years). When it's a fan edit they usually say it in the description. | |
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Hahaha..... Quite the opposite | |
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What are the track times of the 3 versions your talking about Bitch this ain't the movies | |
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I agree. Without more details the information is rather confusing. A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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It says demo in the description and it's a more stripped down version. The other one sounds clearer than the one that's on D&P SDE, the mixing is better as well which is why I said I was surprised they didn't use that one on the SDE. | |
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Not sure but they all appear to be the same to me. One seems to be the one I have from Work It. One seems to be the first 1993 source from the old Yellow bootleg (same version but different pitch and poorer sound quality). The one labeled "demo" seems to be just the same to me but with maybe yet again a different pitch, something in between both versions quality-wise. Maybe I'm missing something and it's hard to compare more precisely as I can't download them (my computer screams "virus!") and the player on this weird websuite doesn't allow one to navigate in the song. What differences do you hear besides sound quality and pitch? A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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It sounds more polished. I wasn't saying it sounds THAT different but to me it sounds more professionally done. | |
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Anyway paisley park girl is right in a way, the bootleg is different from the D and P version in more than just length, i just noticed its missing some overdubs too. I'm guessing these were done the same time as the edit, which explains why the estate released the more finished shorter version
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If the bots were hired as moderators, they would have been faster with the deletions "Whatever skin we're in
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Thanks for the info. The version I'm refering to is the one on Work It and on a very famous video website that I won't name, which I assume is the most common and best quality circulating bootleg source. Note that my ears aren't what they used to be and I'm no audiophile, so maybe others would disagree who know better, but to me it sounds clearer and having more depth than the released version. That said, if the released version has additional overdubs and is the final one before Martika's overdubs, I understand better why it would be selected by Duan/the Estate, thus withdraw my criticism of the decision A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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Its very slight but listen from 2.29 - 2.31 on the official youtube version and compare it to the relevant section on the boots. Thats the only difference i noticed apart from the length Bitch this ain't the movies | |
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True!! Among possibly other things, there also appears to be more layers of vocals on the chorus on the official version than on the bootleg. Fascinating. A COMPREHENSIVE PRINCE DISCOGRAPHY (work in progress ^^): https://sites.google.com/...scography/ | |
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