Although it is the extended version. Presumably a non-extended version will appear at some point, as with The way through the woods. Otherwise you could say Don Juan (Disco mix) was longer.daveid wrote:Yes. Some Speculation is 6:35. Through you is 7:02
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Not a lot of love on the forum for Party in the Blitz but everybody seems to be gushing over Through you,
which I find disturbing
I think i'm in the minority on this one
Party in the Blitz
9/10
This is seriously good, just far too short.
Through You
1/10
This is seriously bad, and far too long.
which I find disturbing
I think i'm in the minority on this one
Party in the Blitz
9/10
This is seriously good, just far too short.
Through You
1/10
This is seriously bad, and far too long.
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Through You is WAY better than Party in the blitz !
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Through You is a really good song but Party in the Blitz is good song too.
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Dog wrote: Sun 04 Feb 2024, 2:16 pmAlthough it is the extended version. Presumably a non-extended version will appear at some point, as with The way through the woods. Otherwise you could say Don Juan (Disco mix) was longer.daveid wrote:Yes. Some Speculation is 6:35. Through you is 7:02
Look forward to the standard version ... I find myself loving Through you up till around the 4 minute mark and then I'm reaching for the skip function
you could say conventional ... and I could claim intentional
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Heyho, a difficult one. I'd say that Don Juan (Disco mix) is a remix of a b-side. Whereas Through You (extended mix) is, so far, the name of the b-side. If a non-extended version appears and it's not connected to Loneliness single, well then it's not a b-side. If it appears in some kind of Loneliness bundle, well then we could argue that the shorter version is the b-side.Dog wrote: Sun 04 Feb 2024, 2:16 pmAlthough it is the extended version. Presumably a non-extended version will appear at some point, as with The way through the woods. Otherwise you could say Don Juan (Disco mix) was longer.daveid wrote:Yes. Some Speculation is 6:35. Through you is 7:02
The Way Through The Woods (short version) wasn't released as a b-side, was it? Only on the Japanese version of Elysium if I remember correctly.
Remember that Fugitive (Richard X remix) was the original version, it only got the remix name to fit onto Fundamentalism.
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Through you:
A track that lays its cards out from the start and can't really go anywhere else. It sounds musically redemptive and cathartic, like the final track of a concept album where everything's been resolved. It's too long and its lyrics aren't worthy of the tune.
Party in the Blitz:
A catchy, witty* and wordy song and Neil's raspy vocals suit it perfectly. It's quite unlike their usual style and I can't help superimposing the tune of Dude (Looks like a lady) over it.
*apart from THAT line which is absurdly crass.
A track that lays its cards out from the start and can't really go anywhere else. It sounds musically redemptive and cathartic, like the final track of a concept album where everything's been resolved. It's too long and its lyrics aren't worthy of the tune.
Party in the Blitz:
A catchy, witty* and wordy song and Neil's raspy vocals suit it perfectly. It's quite unlike their usual style and I can't help superimposing the tune of Dude (Looks like a lady) over it.
*apart from THAT line which is absurdly crass.
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I love that line.daveid wrote: Sun 04 Feb 2024, 6:16 pm Party in the Blitz:
A catchy, witty* and wordy song a
*apart from THAT line which is absurdly crass.
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I see what you did there. I wondered whether it was about Elton (“the violent moods”), but surely it’s not that big a falling out?
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I would put good money on it being from the musical - Naked. Seeing ‘right through you’ fits thematically with the emperor’s new clothes - this would explain the extended mix: the standard length being what appears in the musical…
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Winner!Ghost within this house wrote: Wed 07 Feb 2024, 8:39 pmI would put good money on it being from the musical - Naked. Seeing ‘right through you’ fits thematically with the emperor’s new clothes - this would explain the extended mix: the standard length being what appears in the musical…
you could say conventional ... and I could claim intentional
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Yeah, sounds plausible. The way through the woods may be a similar case in point as it was part of a putative project that set poetry to synth music.Ghost within this house wrote: Wed 07 Feb 2024, 8:39 pmI would put good money on it being from the musical - Naked. Seeing ‘right through you’ fits thematically with the emperor’s new clothes - this would explain the extended mix: the standard length being what appears in the musical…