RAL recording sessions

[iamovercome]

I know little about these sessions, other than the pics in the Enchanted book and the demos...It would be fun., don't you think, to make an approximate timeline of when each son was done, because based on Mirror Mirror alone, there have to have been many many for each song. If anyone has any info they would like to contribute that would be fabulous!

Brian

[David]

This would be interesting to have for all the sessions for all albums. Unfortunately, I don't think fans can put all the pieces together based on the scant data they have. We would need someone with a thorough set of records from all the studios used.

[iamovercome]

thats too bad...it would be so cool! How many versions of Mirror Mirror did they do? or are out there?

[BlackWidow]

thats too bad...it would be so cool! How many versions of Mirror Mirror did they do? or are out there?
There are 4 versions..look under MIRROR MIRROR Thread.
They are there....:thumbsup:

It was all just one big coke fest...:lol:

[TheBlueLamp]

There are 4 versions..look under MIRROR MIRROR Thread.
They are there....:thumbsup:

It was all just one big coke fest...:lol:

Theres more than 4 I think. I have 5 and one is labelled 'Outtake 6'

[KarmaContestant]

Theres more than 4 I think. I have 5 and one is labelled 'Outtake 6'


Yes, this is right. There are four demos, the released version with the ending verse, a boot copy of the released version without the ending verse, and then "outtake 6" which is very different from the others.

See here for more info:

http://www.geocities.com/the3birdsofrhiannon/discographies/sndemo.html

Circa: 1985-86, 1994
Final Version: appears as the b-side to the Blue Denim (1994) single.

Versions:
Outtake #1 (4:22)--There are differences in vocals in this version. The notable ending lyrics: "I know in spite of what you say, oh, I really wanted you…In spite of what you say I really wanted you". The sound quality is "B" to "B-".
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7

Outtake #2 (4:28)--There are differences in vocals in this version. The notable ending lyrics: "Well, in spite of what you say, one thing...oh, I really wanted you…Now, this will leave you haunted…I really wanted you". The sound quality is "B" to "B-".
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7

Outtake #3 (4:30)--There are differences in vocals in this version. The notable ending lyrics: "I know one thing, I really wanted you…Well, ask your mirror/I really wanted you". The sound quality is "B" to "B-".
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7

Outtake #4 (4:30)--There are differences in vocals in this version. The notable ending lyrics: "Well, I know there's a lot of things that you, you really loved a lot…Well, one thing that I really wanted, I really wanted you…This will leave you haunted in your mirror". The sound quality is "B" to "B-".
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7

Outtake #5 (3:51)--There are differences in vocals on this version. It is also faster than the other outtakes. The sound quality is "B" to "B-". The notable ending lyrics: “He said, "See ya..."…Mirror, mirror...Mirror, mirror...Mirror, mirror...ooh...” SAME AS B-SIDE WITHOUT ENDING VERSE
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7, Talk To Me (Rock a Little Demos), Haunted in Your Mirror, Demos & Outtakes #7

Outtake #6 (2:30)--This is much shorter than any of the other Mirror Mirror outtakes and contains lyrics very different from them as well. Near the end this song fades out then back in. The sound quality is "B" to "B-". The notable ending lyrics: “From the inside out...from the inside out…From the inside out...He says, "You must know"…You must know, baby”
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7, Rock a Little Demos & Outtakes #1, Mirror Image, Crystal Visions (disc 4), Talk To Me (Rock a Little Demos), Haunted in Your Mirror, Demos & Outtakes #7

B-Side (4:32)--This is the b-side to the Blue Denim single released from the Street Angel (1994) album.
This version can be found on the following demo sets/compilations: Demos #7