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View Poll Results: What song would you have cut or excluded?
As released, with Sara edited 4 33.33%
Excluding a song (which one would they choose?) 3 25.00%
Editing not Sara but another song (which one?) 5 41.67%
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Old 07-09-2021, 06:59 AM
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Correct me if I am wrong but didn't the full version of Sara appear on the Greatest Hits album? .
Yes it did. It was the 6:25 minutes version.
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Old 07-09-2021, 10:32 AM
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Correct me if I am wrong but didn't the full version of Sara appear on the Greatest Hits album? I remember this discussion when the band appeared on Rockline in 1988.
The full version is on the album but in the primitive early days of CD, they could not fit all the songs on Tusk so they shortened Sara.
You are correct.
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They left out the “Hold on, the night is coming…” section

But they made the right decision. No other song on the album should have been sacrificed.
Yes, I mean I didn't even notice. Like I said, it's a good song and I like it. But, it's not Mozart.
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Old 07-12-2021, 11:22 AM
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Yes, I mean I didn't even notice. Like I said, it's a good song and I like it. But, it's not Mozart.
It's not even Bob Dylan
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It's not even Bob Dylan
would you say that to Tom Petty??
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would you say that to Tom Petty??
Omg—so funny!
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would you say that to Tom Petty??
Would you say that to Mike Campbell?
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Would you say that to Mike Campbell?
Do you mean Hobo Joe, in that idiotic floppy hat? He looked ridiculous in that.
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Do you mean Hobo Joe, in that idiotic floppy hat? He looked ridiculous in that.
And yet still mot the most ridiculous fashion choice of that lineup….
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And yet still mot the most ridiculous fashion choice of that lineup….
You mean those awful smelly gloves and those big clunky boots? That was the worst?
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You mean those awful smelly gloves and those big clunky boots? That was the worst?
$he has to hide those Granny hands, and her 3' stature.
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Yes, I mean I didn't even notice. Like I said, it's a good song and I like it. But, it's not Mozart.
I don't think she (or any mac member) was thinking of being Mozart (not even Dylan)

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I don't think she (or any mac member) was thinking of being Mozart (not even Dylan)

Hold on, the verse is ...coming.... but it won't start for days...
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