Ljblanken Posted November 30, 2010 Posted November 30, 2010 (edited) i have the invictus 9080 single with 'unhooked generation' and 'deeper and deeper'. but today i saw a video on youtube of freda payne singing 'unhooked generation' and it seemed like a slightly different recording (much more prominent backing vocals). were there alternate versions? am i crazy? i know that song was also released on invictus 9073 (with 'easiest way to fall'), but i don't own it. maybe that was a different mix/recording? anyway... just bugging me. thanks for any info! Edited November 30, 2010 by ljblanken
Larsc Posted December 2, 2010 Posted December 2, 2010 I did a quick comparison and they sound similar to me. The deadwax markings are: 9073: 908071A-1-D-1 GM DET 9080: 90807A1-5 HDHSSI dennis BVH
Guest TONY ROUNCE Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 i have the invictus 9080 single with 'unhooked generation' and 'deeper and deeper'. but today i saw a video on youtube of freda payne singing 'unhooked generation' and it seemed like a slightly different recording (much more prominent backing vocals). were there alternate versions? am i crazy? i know that song was also released on invictus 9073 (with 'easiest way to fall'), but i don't own it. maybe that was a different mix/recording? anyway... just bugging me. thanks for any info! In the Invictus era HDH were renowned for giving multiple mixes to the same track, editing bits out and adding to them as they felt necessary. Without digging out all of the the various configurations of UnGen that I possess, my own memory is telling me that there are at least two different mixes available across singles and albums and that, as you say, one has some 'extra' backing vocals. And Lars' analysis of the matrices would seem to confirm that 9073 is the 'A-1' mastering while 9080 is the 'A-5' mastering, implying that they made at least 5 cuts of the track before deciding which one(s) to go with.
Ljblanken Posted December 3, 2010 Author Posted December 3, 2010 wow! thanks for both of your comments. it blows my mind how fluid these processes were (recording, mixing, releasing) and how they could be tweaked along the way. so interesting! forces one to be an "active" listener. going out to DJ a party in a few hrs - and will put this freda payne in the box just to listen closely to the backing vocals on my copy. enjoy your weekends!
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