Against All Odds Soundtrack/Violet & Blue - Page 2

GODDESS6 · #16 07-24-2005, 10:45 AM

i have the original lp of this, showing my age now

~ it is awesome, & i was so excited to hear stevie's music in a movie~

catinthedark · #17 07-24-2005, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by GODDESS6

i have the original lp of this, showing my age now

~ it is awesome, & i was so excited to hear stevie's music in a movie~

Hee hee. Me tooooo. Now if I could just find my cane, I could walk myself over to the old record collection and find it.

After I put my teeth back in.

SpyNote · #18 07-24-2005, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

Yeah, I've got the master remix, but I also have one that runs 4:43...different from both Enchanted, the master reels, and the alternate from Uncirculated Rumours. It came off of a CD called 'Wild Heart Dmeos #2', and Three Birds of Rhiannon lists it as the version from the soundtrack....quality is pretty bad.....upon closer listen it is merely an edit with a fade of the version you posted the link to. I guess I'll have to dig out that cassette copy of the soundtrack and find out once and for all.

Anyhow, maybe I'm on a wild goose chase here.

Sounds like this could have come from Maureen's batch, or some variation of it. I stop collecting her stuff after hearing how hacked up everything got. The live shows were the worst... These brilliant soundboard recordings would all be cut off at the very end, which was so incredibly frustrating! What would possess someone to do this? So I wouldn't be surprised if that fade/edit was manufactured by a fan.

Johnny Stew · #19 07-24-2005, 03:39 PM

I pulled out my 'Against All Odds' CD, too, and it's definitely the same version on both releases.

I didn't compare it with my 'Against All Odds' cassette though, but I don't recall hearing any differences when I originally upgraded to CD.

KarmaContestant · #20 07-24-2005, 04:00 PM

Thanks so much everyone for your help in clarifying this for me. As it turns out, I bought the soundtrack on ebay yesterday, and it's on it's way. Since I only paid 99 cents for it, it's no big deal. I'll add it to the stack of CDs I never listen to, but don't want to get rid of.

Now I'm wondering why the two Stevie websites I mentioned earlier are listing the soundtrack as having a different version. They must be referring to what was actually played in the movie - and not what is on the official motion picture soundtrack.

I wonder if Stevie just didn't have the song finished when that nightclub scene in the movie was done, and thus the alternate version?