Was it worth it?
- ChoonHound
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Re: Was it worth it?
With good taste. With record sales. With air play.
I sincerely *love* Disco 2 and listen to it straight through regularly.
- Firthy2002
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Re: Was it worth it?
I'm not a huge fan of it; whilst the 12" mix is pretty glorious I think the 7" mix we got was pretty mediocre. If I had the stems I'd love to redo a 7" mix as I would have done it back in the day if I were them.
I actually prefer the guitar based arrangement originally by that Brazilian fan.
I actually prefer the guitar based arrangement originally by that Brazilian fan.
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- glennjridge
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Re: Was it worth it?
I just dont like the gang vocal chorus. I prefer when Neil does his own background vocals. It sounds slightly jarring. I think its a beautiful song let down by the frantic arrangement. I would have preferred the live version’s arrangement with a bit more lush string production and bass/drums
- leesmapman
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Re: Was it worth it?
Ot just occured to me that the chorus of the song has the same bassline als Black Box' 1989 hit Right on Time. You can hear it right at the start of the song.
- Synthrobot
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Re: Was it worth it?
The song is glorious, but the chorus is dire. The vocals screaming “Was It Worth It” makes me cringe.
They did an acoustic version on tour that was better because they removed this.
That “Well I don’t know why, I was dreaming about you” is still magic!
They did an acoustic version on tour that was better because they removed this.
That “Well I don’t know why, I was dreaming about you” is still magic!
Re: Was it worth it?
This is also mentioned in the Further Listening booklet.leesmapman wrote: Sun 17 Aug 2025, 12:20 pm Ot just occured to me that the chorus of the song has the same bassline als Black Box' 1989 hit Right on Time. You can hear it right at the start of the song.
A blues would be in B flat, pain defining wisdom,
but the soul is in the high hat, programmed in the system.
but the soul is in the high hat, programmed in the system.