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Old 01-06-2007, 05:29 PM
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If it's meant as one then he could have easily switched one other song and had it as one track on either side of the album. Or if nothing else, made it into one track on the cd release.
Forget the nonsense about the cd issue that I wrote above. I did do some research and found out that there are different cd issues of Go Insane. I guess the American one from 1991 (and the one that probably existed before that) had Play In The Rain as two separate tracks. However, at least in Europe they combined it into one track at one point, Gerald wrote somewhere in one of the Go Insane survivor threads that he has a 1984 cd issue from Germany that does exactly that.

Anyway, I think that since "Play In The Rain (continued)" picks up right from where "Play In The Rain" on side A of GI left off, it can all be perfectly seen as one piece. I also think there's a subtle difference between "part II" and "continued". "You And I Part I" and "You And I Part II" are clearly different pieces, but "PITR" and "PITR (continued)" are not.

One might think that splitting a track on two sides of vinyl and then asking it to be treated as one piece is weird, unusual and bizarre? Nah, it all sounds just like typical Lindsey Buckingham to me!

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And aren't you the one who goes on and on about the "entity" of Under The Skin? If you rave about a whole album being one entity, how come it's so terrible for these two tracks to be one entity?
Hey, I was supposed to be the one who would first take the piss out of Gerald because he always speaks of Lindsey's albums like they were Beethoven's symphonies!
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