Different Vinyl versions?

[odduck]

Just wondering, in light of Utopia having a different tracklist on vinyl, if there are other songs that are different on vinyl (even as little as a few seconds of an intro or outro).

I Know Frosti and Aurora are on different sides, but you can still hear frosti on aurora
I haven't heard a vinyl rip, is that the case with Innocence and I See Who You Are too?

Any others?

[mrain]

the vinyl is very good i must say. the interludes(waters, effects, etc) on some songs are excluded.

innocence ends without the machine sounding effects and ringing noise.

i see who you are starts in that magnificent pipa solo(which was the edning of innocence of the ablum version.

vbv to pna is actually good too, i appreciated pna more without the rain effects however i still like to listen to it with the effects, especially when i listen tabula rasa going to pneumonia song

[Anak]

I Know Frosti and Aurora are on different sides, but you can still hear frosti on aurora

From what I recall of forum discussion, Frosti has a fadeout on it, and I think Aurora has a fadein

[cowboy]

I Know Frosti and Aurora are on different sides, but you can still hear frosti on aurora

From what I recall of forum discussion, Frosti has a fadeout on it, and I think Aurora has a fadein

you are right, if i remember correctly frosti and aurora are the same that those dazed and confused promos. in the individual cd for frosti there is a fade out at the end and in the aurora cd the song starts with a fade in but you can hear the end of frosti. but i have frosti without fade out (2 minutes length i think) and aurora without fade in nor end of frosti, i don't where those came from? i downloaded from soulseek yearrrrs ago.

[benjicoq]

it's from the cassette.

[jp4151]

Just to clarify re Volta on vinyl, only the DMM release from 2008 and the colored vinyl from 2015 have the alternate no sound effect versions of songs. The DMM is still findable for a reasonable price on discogs and I highly recommend it! I haven't listed to the Volta CD versions in so long

[judaschrist]

it's from the cassette.

and especially on vinyl:

https://www.discogs.com/de/Bj%C3%B6rk-V ... ease/56288

[stupidfambaloo]

Just to clarify re Volta on vinyl, only the DMM release from 2008 and the colored vinyl from 2015 have the alternate no sound effect versions of songs. The DMM is still findable for a reasonable price on discogs and I highly recommend it! I haven't listed to the Volta CD versions in so long

i believe the colored vinyl release is the same dmm job as the 2008, just on cheap colored vinyl and in boring packaging lol.

[Erik]

Just to clarify re Volta on vinyl, only the DMM release from 2008 and the colored vinyl from 2015 have the alternate no sound effect versions of songs. The DMM is still findable for a reasonable price on discogs and I highly recommend it! I haven't listed to the Volta CD versions in so long

i believe the colored vinyl release is the same dmm job as the 2008, just on cheap colored vinyl and in boring packaging lol.

it is, sounds great but flimsy packaging.

[cowboy]

it's from the cassette.

i didn't remember but you are right! i just checked my cassette

[benjicoq]

it's from the cassette.

and especially on vinyl:

https://www.discogs.com/de/Bj%C3%B6rk-V ... ease/56288

i have not checked in a long time but i'm pretty sure the songs fade on the vinyl too

[odduck]

thanks for all the info!
is that it? No other differences from CD to vinyl or cassette on any album?

[apodesta1]

volta is the only album not in my vinyl collection, which version should i get?? i like color vinyl but i also like good sound quality and transitions between tracks

[cowboy]

thanks for all the info!
is that it? No other differences from CD to vinyl or cassette on any album?

The mexican cassette of debut has play dead with the last few seconds of leaving london ( from the young americans ost) as intro.

[odduck]

thanks for all the info!
is that it? No other differences from CD to vinyl or cassette on any album?

The mexican cassette of debut has play dead with the last few seconds of leaving london ( from the young americans ost) as intro.

That's cool (and easy to recreate from the CD ). Do you own it?

[cowboy]

thanks for all the info!
is that it? No other differences from CD to vinyl or cassette on any album?

The mexican cassette of debut has play dead with the last few seconds of leaving london ( from the young americans ost) as intro.

That's cool (and easy to recreate from the CD ). Do you own it?

yes i have it! it sounds weird, but is nice as a curiosity.

[benjicoq]

it's from the cassette.

and especially on vinyl:

https://www.discogs.com/de/Bj%C3%B6rk-V ... ease/56288

i have not checked in a long time but i'm pretty sure the songs fade on the vinyl too

Yep, checked again, you an hear both songs blend in each other, even though they're on separate sides