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... do any of our American cousins have this on CD?


YEAH DEFINITELY (Not THE SOFT SOIL) is on one but not the other.


Is it any good?  If so, any chance of an MP3? 


 


(ORIGINAL ORDER)
1. ROOM 19 (SHA LA LA LA LEE)
2. ATTITUDE CHICKEN
3. THE SOFT SOIL
4. A HOLE TO FILL
5. THE SONG OF THE EMERGENT NATIONALIST (geldof/moses)
6. MY HIPPY ANGEL
7. THE HAPPY CLUB (geldof/wallinger)
8. LIKE DOWN ON ME
9. TOO LATE GOD (geldof/hyde)
10. ROADS OF GERMANY (AFTER BD)
11. A SEX THING
12. THE HOUSE AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD (geldof/smith)

(U.S. ORDER)
1. ROOM 19 (SHA LA LA LA LEE)
2. A HOLE TO FILL
3. THE SONG OF THE EMERGENT NATIONALIST (geldof/moses)
4. ATTITUDE CHICKEN
5. YEAH DEFINITELY
6. THE HOUSE AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD (geldof/smith)
7. THE SOFT SOIL
8. A SEX THING
9. MY HIPPY ANGEL
10. THE HAPPY CLUB (geldof/wallinger)
11. LIKE DOWN ON ME
12. TOO LATE GOD (geldof/hyde)
13. ROADS OF GERMANY (AFTER BD)


 


BTW - Has no one got an mp3 of the Barmitzvah mix of Indifference???  My Jewish friends would love top hear it (so would I)



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It is the same version as the British one.The cd has the 13 tracks and the songs are in a slight differant order compared to the british one.Oh yes Hole To Fill has a differant text to the British one.

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Derek The Dane wrote:



It [The Soft Soil] is the same version as the British one.The cd has the 13 tracks and the songs are in a slight differant order compared to the british one.Oh yes Hole To Fill has a differant text to the British one.



How do you mean it has a different text?  Different lyrics?  And was Yeah Definitely only on the US version?


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Yes different lyrics and Yeah Definitly is only on the American version.You can also get Yeah Definitly on a promo cd single.

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Derek The Dane wrote:


Yes different lyrics and Yeah Definitly is only on the American version.You can also get Yeah Definitly on a promo cd single.

Are they the only two tracks that differ from the UK release?

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Yes,and A Hole To Fill is not as good as the original version.

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For someone who hates the solo work......you really ARE obsessive ArrGee, aren't you?

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Huh, I didn't realize he'd changed "A Hole to Fill" lyrics for the US version...!


Kinda makes me mad.  Kinda makes me want to get the other version - the original (right?) one.


Like, those Americanized "Dave/Rain" and "Drag Me Down" tracks....shudder.  Pisses me off - the originals are so much better...


But yes - the first verse of Hole To Fill, British (according to the German Geldof site, http://bobgeldof.de/texte.php?l=1&song=holeto):


You wake up
Time stops
Pretty soon the penny's gong to drop
There's a daytime
And there's a night sky
And you think there's something wrong
But you don't know why
Still you wake up
Dry your eyes
You feel the strength to carry on a while
And if there's one world and there's one voice
You should hear them singing above the noise


versus the US version:


She wakes up


Still looking lost


And says what’s the point of this


And I say not a lot


Still she gets up


And through her weary smile


She tries to find the strength


To carry on a while


Two days ago


She wrote away


To a mail order guru


Her postal sage


Who promised answers


By return of mail


Explaining why


Sometimes it seems


The world has failed


He wrote back


I like the British lyrics better....'yeah, definitely.'


Interesting...



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