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Does such an animal even exist? If so, which album does it appear on? The resource lists original album mix. But does this mean it includes a "blending" at the end into the next song?
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Like so many other Carpenters segued songs, it appears difficult to un-separate them. Look how long it took to get a clean CD version of "I Kept On Loving You".
Maybe the chimes were only mixed on the 2-track stereo master after everything else. So maybe the source for all those comps is the Made In America complete album master rather than the individual track’s multi-track tape.This has always puzzled me. Surely the MIA multi tracks for the song have a completely clean ending? It would only have been at the final mixing and mastering stage that the crossfade and wind chimes would have been introduced to join the two tracks. So why is there a forced fade out on the above compilations?
Hi everyone here is another video of want you back in my life but the quality is poor better than nothing.
Yep it sure doesDoesn't the MIA version overlap with When You've Got What It Takes?
Yes, with those faerie bells.Doesn't the MIA version overlap with When You've Got What It Takes?
those faerie bells.
The only places you’ll find such a thing to my knowledge are the original vinyl single, Carpenters Collected, The Ultimate Collection and The Complete Singles. All other versions segue either into When You’ve Got What It Takes or Ticket To Ride.
And I guess “Back In My Life Again” is partially on this West German CD/LP:Another place where the song fades out without wind chimes is on the UK YESTERDAY ONCE MORE set. Ironically, "Ticket To Ride" follows, but there's no link between the songs.