More (radio edit)

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I didn't know that there existed a radio edit of "More". How long is it? I guess it's shortened? I always thought the original version was a bit too long!
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CD Merciful Release PRCD 8253-2 promo CD (white CD, no front cover, back is black with track listing: More (Radio Edit 4:44), More (Extended Version) 8:30, You Could Be The One (7" Verison) 3:58)
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CD promo Elektra (PRCD 8252-2) (black CD; only track is More (Radio Edit) 4:44; back of case is black with a sticker "When you play it, say it !")
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I have a version of "more (radio edit )" witsh is 3min03
its on the temple of rerities vol 2 disk.
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claws wrote:I didn't know that there existed a radio edit of "More". How long is it? I guess it's shortened? I always thought the original version was a bit too long!
It's got a strange little 'wibble' noise that isn't on the 12"/LP mix. Much like the intro to (we are the same) Suzanne...
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isnt the 3.03 ish mix the power mix /groove mix radio edit?
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I got them from the net, so I can't be 100% sure but

temple of rarities vol 1 - More (power mix) 10min53
temple of rarities vol 2 - More (radio edit ) 3min03

here I got my info..

http://merciless.net/mod.php?mod=bootle ... eg&bid=189

http://merciless.net/mod.php?mod=bootle ... eg&bid=190
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so is there a difference between the single version (4.37 on mr47 cdx) and the so called radio edit (4.44)?
(only really famous bands dare to offer 'radio' mixes longer than 3.30 .........)

the 3.03 mix was only released in 93 and i guess it never got any airplay -all these 93 mixes lack a lot of power although names indicate the opposite..... . i was quite happy with the idea of doing rockier versions of more and some ideas/addditional lines are fine, but the overall result is a little disappointing - non of the official versions ever reached the power more had in its live-incarnation - i still enjoy remembering the lorely 92 gig featuring more as opner - incredible
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So were the Groove and Power Mixes ever released on promo/anything official?
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The Power, Groove and 3.03 mix were released as a wea promo cd in 1993.

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