A journey into the Clash CDs discography, part 2

[Red Angel]

Look Here:

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[deny]

Many thanks Red Angel for the time and effort that you have put into compiling these discographies.

[101Walterton]

1-2 seconded

[Heston]

A thanks from me for these as well.

[white man]

This is how the the deluxe releases will look on the 50th anniversaries.

[JohnS]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

[Red Angel]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

Look at "Clash - The Other Side" & "Clash - The Other Side, vol.2" in Sound Of The Sinners section

[JohnS]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

Look at "Clash - The Other Side" & "Clash - The Other Side, vol.2" in Sound Of The Sinners section

Cheers!

[dave202]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

I see they're from 'COB' and 'COB91'. I didn't know there was a difference in the compilation being re-released. Are there any other differences?

[Flex]

I see they're from 'COB' and 'COB91'. I didn't know there was a difference in the compilation being re-released. Are there any other differences?

Generally, the digital mastering on the '91 edition - by Vic Anesini - is considered superior according to most dorks who pay attention to such things.

[Red Angel]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

I see they're from 'COB' and 'COB91'. I didn't know there was a difference in the compilation being re-released. Are there any other differences?

This is what is different in the first version of Clash on Broadway (COB91) compared to the subsequent remastered version (COB):

Clash City Rockers [original version] instead of [single version]
One Emotion [edit] instead of usual version
Broadway / The Guns of Brixton instead of Broadway
The Street Parade [edit fade-out] instead of usual version

[dave202]

I never knew One Emotion existed in two different edits! Thanks for the info

I see they're from 'COB' and 'COB91'. I didn't know there was a difference in the compilation being re-released. Are there any other differences?

This is what is different in the first version of Clash on Broadway (COB91) compared to the subsequent remastered version (COB):

Clash City Rockers [original version] instead of [single version]
One Emotion [edit] instead of usual version
Broadway / The Guns of Brixton instead of Broadway
The Street Parade [edit fade-out] instead of usual version

I get changing Clash City Rockers, I'll have to listen to One Emotion and The Street Parade to see if the edits make an improvement, but I much prefer listening to Broadway without the bloody bairns singing!

[Kory]

This is how the the deluxe releases will look on the 50th anniversaries.

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