- #Naked eyes always something there to remind me drum track code#
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Whoever assembled this version simply took that segment from later in the song and placed it at the beginning as well, then added the short drum machine intro. In doing so, I discovered that the "thundery/church bell" opening segment" was actually just a cut and paste job. LP track listing which meant I had to re-create this version of "Always Something There To Remind Me" (so that it would blend in sonically with the other newly remastered tracks). In fact, I didn't realize the other version had ever been released beyond the video until the "Burning Bridges" remaster came out.Īfter the "Burning Bridges" remastered CD came out, I re-created my own "U.S" version with the original U.S. This is also the same version that appears on my U.S. LP, and the version of "Always Something There To Remind Me" on it has the drum machine intro and then drums during the "thundery/church bell" opening segment. I just checked my copy of the "Naked Eyes" U.S. Some say both versions existed in different pressings. Can anyone confirm the version on the US LP version of Burning Bridges (Called Naked Eyes). Can anyone confirm the version on the March 1983 UK reissue? I assume it is version 2 since it ties in with the UK LP release. Some say both versions existed in different pressings.ģ.
Can anyone confirm the version on the original UK 7" from Sept 1982? I believe the second version did not come out until 6 months later so I feel it must be version 1.Ģ. It is also the version used on the UK LP Burning Bridges released March 1983.ĭespite claims it was not released on CD until the 2012 remaster, it was made available on the 1997 Australian CD Eighties Complete and the 2008 Australian CD Countdown One Hit Wonders 2. Jellybean was credited on the label of the 7" when it was released in the USA by EMI America. This appears to be created from the Jellybean 12" remix (US promo 12": EMI America SPRO-9923/9924). One with a "bombastic" style intro with thunder like effects and no drums Naked Eyes / Spandau Ballet – Back 2 Back Hits (1998)Īnd also most various artist compilation CDsĢ. Promises, Promises (The Very Best of Naked Eyes) (1994) We know this was included on three of their hits CDs. One with a "clean intro" containing Simmon synth drums There are two " short" versions of this track,ġ. Question regarding Naked Eyes Always Something.
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