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Surely they just played the uk singles and threw in a couple of extras.
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#1997
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But UK singles aren't always singles in Japan...
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#1998
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Anyone know which font is used for the EMG cover?
Edit: I asked on another forum and the answer I got was Helvetica Neue Condensed Bold. Last edited by Lord Revan; 15-11-2015 at 10:12. |
#1999
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Always wondered why Nobody Loved You was released as a single in Japan.
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#2000
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No but they were touring national treasures.
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#2001
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Wasn't it released in Japan instead of "The Everlasting"? Still no idea why they did it like that.
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#2002
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maybe Japanese radio chose to play it a lot?
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#2003
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Why only in Japan, though? Maybe it was just a Japanese radio favourite, as hummingbird suggests.
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#2004
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#2005
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Eh, still balls. The Japanese release is susceptible to the trade descriptions act seeing as half of it wasn't singles. And the UK one wasn't complete as it said on the cover either...
That's a point though, got me thinking about New Art Riot now too. Heavenly have been very cooperative, all 7 tracks Manics did with them has turned up on Sony stuff too. Suppose that'll be why there's been half a dozen pressings of New Art Riot, that Damaged Goods kept hold of it, didn't allow any of the tracks on Sony stuff until the box set. I wonder if Sony actually approached Damaged Goods before or couldn't be arsed, not like they struggled for b-sides in 92 and 93 but 94 was a bit thin on the ground. I wonder too, if Yes were to be released Feb 95, if they had b-sides lined up or we'd have been looking at Judge Yr'self and a Faster remix or summat. Same artwork, too.
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I always thought it was just a decision by the Sony Japan. Maybe NLY was chosen as it was the heaviest track and would appeal to fans of the early albums. Though in general Japanese music fans always loved having exclusives such as Bonus Tracks. So maybe it was exclusive single.
Aside from this and Further Away, Japan has had quite a few other exclusive releases such as Know Your B-sides, Forever Delayed EP, Everything Live on DVD and the series of 2 disc re-issues. A lot of this occurs for other non-Japanese bands there as well I'm sure. Nobody Loved You being in a commercial (first time I've heard about this) would probably be a good reason to release it as a single. A few years ago Everything Must Go was used in a beer commercial in Japan. After that it popped up on several compilation albums and was also a bonus track on the Japanese edition of Lipstick Traces. I think the only other country that has had an exclusive single would Sleepflower in the US, though that was I think only a promo. |
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FD's Twitter has sadnessinhiseyes and a picture of the cover to one of the singles of TLORN.
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#2008
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It's a piss take of Kay Burley's twitter response to the Paris attacks I suspect.
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I take it nobody told Paul McCartney about Motown Junk what James interviewed him the last month.
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