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Monsoon Ragoon
You Got Me Rocking long demo vs. Perfecto Mix
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DrPete
Any other examples you can think of?
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Sipuncula
IORR live vs. studio is completely different.
Of course the live arrangements evolve also. Sympathy live 1969 vs. 1989- (or 1989 vs. 2007 )
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DrPete
Any other examples you can think of?
Eric Clapton - 'Layla': Studio-Version 1971 vs. Acoustic-Unplugged 1992.
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DrPete
Any other examples you can think of?
Eric Clapton - 'Layla': Studio-Version 1971 vs. Acoustic-Unplugged 1992.
FANTASTIC LeonidP. Being a Nirvana fan I should have caught this! Ha, and same with Career Opportunities. It's in the half of Sandinista I couldn't listen too
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slewan
so what?
Throughout his whole career Bob Dylan re-arranged most of his songs more then just once. There are too many examples to mention. But there are at least five radically different versions of Shelter From The Storm. Or think of the way he has reworked Cold Irons Bound. Or the every changing Tangled Up In Blue (new lyrics, new arrangment…) etc etc etc
or compare this to the original version:
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or Tight Connection To My Heart
studio 1985: [www.youtube.com]
live 1993: [www.youtube.com]
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DrPeteFANTASTIC LeonidP. Being a Nirvana fan I should have caught this! Ha, and same with Career Opportunities. It's in the half of Sandinista I couldn't listen too
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Hairball
Neil Young - almost same song with different title - one acoustic one mega-electric.
Slightly different lyrics in the opening passages only:
Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) - electric version
Hey hey, my my
Rock and roll can never die
There's more to the picture
Than meets the eye.
Hey hey, my my.
My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue) - acoustic version
My my, hey hey
Rock and roll is here to stay
It's better to burn out
Than to fade away
My my, hey hey.