u2songs.com: Running to Stand Still
Site Related => Discography & Releases => Topic started by: slaneman on November 19, 2011, 07:38:06 PM
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Now the difference between the album and single versions of "Angel of Harlem"? That's the one that I can't figure out at all...
Spooky you mentioned this just as I was starting to do the lyrics for the single mix for the new site. They are very, very similar is my first impression and I'll try to make some notes if I find anything.
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I think the big difference between the 2 versions is a long fade out in the album version... if you do not count the silence at the beginning and end of the tracks, there is nearly 6 seconds of extra music... besides the very little different mix as noted in the discography entry...
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Everything Trevor said are the major differences, plus
Album :42—starting with ‘soul love’ you can hear Edge singing in right channel then B sings ‘so long, Angel of Harlem' solo
Single Mix :42 ----starting with ‘soul love’ there is a background voice (sounds like Bono) softly doubling Bono all the way through ‘so long, Angel of Harlem’
This is done the same way for the repeat of this verse.
The shorter fade out on the single version cuts off a tiny bit of Bono's ad lib.
Even so, they're really alike.
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Wow I'm impressed. You should note this in the "other notes" section of the remix when you do up the lyrics for the relaunch. :) That way we don't ask the same question five years from now. :)
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Huh. Well, now I know. Thanks. ;D
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I have a vague recollection of this. I would bet that the single version is on the Best OF 80-90.