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Fugitive clarification

#1 Post by wizboy »

Although Fugitive is an awesome track, it seems that it's a remix....So there has to be an original version somewhere ?

I'm very curious to see *if that ever gets released as a single* what the "original" version would sound like....

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#2 Post by TwizzleUK »

Richard X Produced the original track, so I guess therefore that the 'Richard X Extended Mix' has the same production as the truncated original - just like when the 'Tomcraft Extended Mix' of 'Flamboyant' was made.

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I actually think that this is the original production. There's probably a radio edit lying around somewhere, but it is very feasible that this is called the "extended version" simply because it is long.
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BlueSwan wrote:I actually think that this is the original production. There's probably a radio edit lying around somewhere, but it is very feasible that this is called the "extended version" simply because it is long.
there is, radio edit is 3:46 long, and it's literally a radio edit of Richard X extended mix
it's just short and chords are different in the part ''I know that it won't be that long until the hour''
very good sounding

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BlueSwan wrote:I actually think that this is the original production. There's probably a radio edit lying around somewhere, but it is very feasible that this is called the "extended version" simply because it is long.
Also, I think they wanted to highlight the fact that it was produced by Richard X and so put "(Richard X extended remix)" at the end of the title.

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wizboy wrote:Although Fugitive is an awesome track, it seems that it's a remix....So there has to be an original version somewhere ?

I'm very curious to see *if that ever gets released as a single* what the "original" version would sound like....
Yeah, the fact that it's on a remix album and the title obviously makes it clear that it's not the proper version.

I'm hoping for the proper version for a B-Side.

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! wrote:
wizboy wrote:Although Fugitive is an awesome track, it seems that it's a remix....So there has to be an original version somewhere ?

I'm very curious to see *if that ever gets released as a single* what the "original" version would sound like....
Yeah, the fact that it's on a remix album and the title obviously makes it clear that it's not the proper version.

I'm hoping for the proper version for a B-Side.
Nonsense.
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BlueSwan wrote:
! wrote:
wizboy wrote:Although Fugitive is an awesome track, it seems that it's a remix....So there has to be an original version somewhere ?

I'm very curious to see *if that ever gets released as a single* what the "original" version would sound like....
Yeah, the fact that it's on a remix album and the title obviously makes it clear that it's not the proper version.

I'm hoping for the proper version for a B-Side.
Nonsense.
What a surprise :lol:

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! wrote:
BlueSwan wrote:
! wrote: Yeah, the fact that it's on a remix album and the title obviously makes it clear that it's not the proper version.

I'm hoping for the proper version for a B-Side.
Nonsense.
What a surprise :lol:
I'm sure with time you'll realize that I was right. Naturally, there will exist a demo version of "Fugtive", but the versino on Fundamentalism IS the studio version of the track. If there is ever going to appear a version with a different arrangement then it's either going to be the demo or a remix.
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BlueSwan wrote:I'm sure with time you'll realize that I was right. Naturally, there will exist a demo version of "Fugtive", but the versino on Fundamentalism IS the studio version of the track. If there is ever going to appear a version with a different arrangement then it's either going to be the demo or a remix.
What makes you so sure?

Until it's confirmed I'll believe the obvious.

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! wrote:
BlueSwan wrote:
! wrote: Yeah, the fact that it's on a remix album and the title obviously makes it clear that it's not the proper version.

I'm hoping for the proper version for a B-Side.
Nonsense.
What a surprise :lol:
It is almost guaranteed to be the original version.

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! wrote:
BlueSwan wrote:I'm sure with time you'll realize that I was right. Naturally, there will exist a demo version of "Fugtive", but the versino on Fundamentalism IS the studio version of the track. If there is ever going to appear a version with a different arrangement then it's either going to be the demo or a remix.
What makes you so sure?

Until it's confirmed I'll believe the obvious.
So you therefore beleive what we are saying? That there is the Fundamental version (which is the studio version) and a demo version.

Your signature also seems to confirm this...
! wrote:Let me make my view on Fugitive clear:

Produced by Pet Shop Boys and Richard X
Fugitive
Fugitive - Richard X Extended Mix

Produced by Pet Shop Boys
Fugitive - Demo

Until it's confirmed otherwise....

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bookshopboy wrote:Your signature also seems to confirm this...
Erm, yes and no:

Produced by Pet Shop Boys and Richard X
Fugitive*
Fugitive - Richard X Extended Mix (that's a remix of the above)

Produced by Pet Shop Boys
Fugitive - Demo

* That's what should be a b-side, the proper version. I don't consider demos or remixes proper versions, do you?

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#14 Post by joncool5 »

! wrote:
bookshopboy wrote:Your signature also seems to confirm this...
Erm, yes and no:

Produced by Pet Shop Boys and Richard X
Fugitive*
Fugitive - Richard X Extended Mix (that's a remix of the above)

Produced by Pet Shop Boys
Fugitive - Demo

* That's what should be a b-side, the proper version. I don't consider demos or remixes proper versions, do you?
The extended version is the proper version. They just did it because it's on a remix album.

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