Reissues 3/23/04

[Johnny Stew]

Originally posted by strandinthewind
I heard no difference in the songs on Timespace. Such is life

A friend of mine razzes me all the time, because she can never hear the differences in radio remixes either.
We'll be in the car, with the radio on, and I'll say, "Ooh, I like this version!" and she'll just roll her eyes at me because she couldn't tell the difference if her life depended on it.

Anyway, like i said, the 'Timespace' mixes are all pretty subtle... but if you listen closely, you can tell the difference.

[marc402]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
A friend of mine razzes me all the time, because she can never hear the differences in radio remixes either.
We'll be in the car, with the radio on, and I'll say, "Ooh, I like this version!" and she'll just roll her eyes at me because she couldn't tell the difference if her life depended on it.

well i for one are not that bad lol
i mean rhiannon, say you will and over my head for example are pretty obvious
i will compare the timespace tracks see if i can hear when i pay atention to it

greetings marc

[stefan]

Originally posted by chiliD
No. "Teen Beat" is a cover of a 1959 hit song by Sandy Nelson. Lindsey changed the arrangement quite a bit, however.

Thanks for the info ChiliD, I just listened to the original. The end btw reminds me of the ending of another Lindsey or FM song. He seems to have gotten some inspiration by that one. Unfortunately I can't name it by now. Tusk era perhaps I have to listen to some tracks to tell... Concerning the song Teen beat. The Lindsey version with a lot of muttering and groaning but no real vocals still is a song fragment to me. Aborted work in progress. Just like "Wear you down" which has the potential of getting a great song if he puts some work in it to finish. He either should have left "Teen beat" as an instrumental track or he should have added some real lyrics to it. I sometimes think there were good reasons when artists left certain songs out of their albums and songs like "Goodbye angel", "Make me a mask" (at least these are finished songs) and especially "Teen beat" fall under that categorie for me.

[Jason T.]

Originally posted by Johnny Stew
Anyway, like i said, the 'Timespace' mixes are all pretty subtle... but if you listen closely, you can tell the difference.

Are you serious? I've never noticed a difference either. I still have a long way to go before I get to that level of Fleetwood Mac fan worship. Strangely enough, I look forward to it.

[BigAl84]

the timespace version of stand back is sooooo superior to the original album version. It sounds much better, compare the two. You'll hear the difference

[stefan]

Originally posted by stefan
Thanks for the info ChiliD, I just listened to the original. The end btw reminds me of the ending of another Lindsey or FM song. He seems to have gotten some inspiration by that one. Unfortunately I can't name it by now. Tusk era perhaps I have to listen to some tracks to tell...

And the winner is... Deep dense

[Vianna]

Best news I've heard in weeks!!!!!

Can't wait!!!!

Even those of us who have some of these unreleased tracks via trading etc don't have digitally remastered tracks-this is so cool!!