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Post by Zuzana Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:37 pm

Yep, "You're the One" is missing from the US release. :? And as somebody already mentioned, it has a different artwork on the cover (a close-up of the original photo).

Post by kmurray105 Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:26 pm

Zuzana wrote:The Snake was released first in 1994 (original version) and then again in 1995 (revised version). The latter includes all the songs from the original release plus the traditionals Nancy Whiskey and Roddy McCorley, and two duets: You're the One (with Máire Brennan) and Haunted (with Sinéad O'Connor). An attempt to improve the original release?


I don't have my copy in front of me but I am fairly certain it has Nancy Whiskey, Roddy McCorley and Haunted but not You're the One. It's a US version and I bought it when it first came out; there was version released in the US prior to this that I am aware of.

Post by Mark_Wafc Wed Feb 28, 2007 11:41 am

The Duke of Ingmar wrote:
dublinrambler wrote:yeah me too....i tend to re-purchase an album if its re-released with an extra song or 2 added on not on the original release,even though i could download them for "free"...im one of these people who wants the original


Same here. It´s actually nice to hear that there are quite a lot of people out there who think the same.


I'm the same with that, while i download music there is nothing like having the album.

Post by The Duke of Ingmar Wed Feb 28, 2007 11:34 am

dublinrambler wrote:yeah me too....i tend to re-purchase an album if its re-released with an extra song or 2 added on not on the original release,even though i could download them for "free"...im one of these people who wants the original


Same here. It´s actually nice to hear that there are quite a lot of people out there who think the same.

Post by dublinrambler Wed Feb 28, 2007 5:22 am

yeah me too....i tend to re-purchase an album if its re-released with an extra song or 2 added on not on the original release,even though i could download them for "free"...im one of these people who wants the original

Post by Simon Wed Feb 28, 2007 3:49 am

I dont like downloading music but i am not totaly innocent if there is a track i been looking for in years and can't find it on cd i sometimes download. But my goal is to have the cd. I have bought my first cd in 1991 and i got around 1500 now. some of my friends have twice as many albums all from downloading and copy eachothers hardisk they reach this numbers in weeks. Without leaving a cent to the bands that made the music. For me this is stealing. Music on ipod and computers i just cant get the same relationship with it as when i hold a cd cover (some with stains and marks on them of from long nights long ago) reading in them looking at photos etc etc.

Post by IrishRover Sun Feb 25, 2007 1:23 pm

oi call upon Shaneo to testify against money makes the world go round :D

Post by The Duke of Ingmar Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:21 am

IrishRover wrote:let me quote Back in the county hell..
"nothin' ain't worth nothin' oif ain't free..."


Although this of course is an original Kris Kristofferson quote. Seems money already made the world go round in the seventies ... :D

Post by Sober Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:55 pm

I am from Canada, but I bought the last UK reissue of the album, with You're the One on it. I don't really like the song, but anyway. Unlike what you said, on the cover, we can see a close-up of the Photo, we don't actually see Shane being crucified.

Post by IrishRover Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:41 pm

let me quote Back in the county hell..
"nothin' ain't worth nothin' oif ain't free..."

Post by dawsonn Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:54 pm

Not that theres anything wrong with that! Money makes the world go round.

Post by dawsonn Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:47 pm

an attempt to make more money :lol:

Post by Zuzana Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:45 pm

The Snake was released first in 1994 (original version) and then again in 1995 (revised version). The latter includes all the songs from the original release plus the traditionals Nancy Whiskey and Roddy McCorley, and two duets: You're the One (with Máire Brennan) and Haunted (with Sinéad O'Connor). An attempt to improve the original release?

the different version of the snake

Post by evilaxeman0 Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:16 pm

i was a bit gutted to find another version of the snake was out with more songs on, i feel a bit ripped off, anyone know why its like this?

Post by cougar Thu Apr 13, 2006 4:32 am

philipchevron wrote:
Anonymous wrote:record companies are all about making money. you dont have to buy the records. i just download everything for free


Oh yeah? Another fuckin carpenter. Make me a table, asshole, so I can steal it from you. :evil:


Haha, fuckin eh, huh. I couldn't be more against downloading - with exceptions here and there. The ultimate dillema for me is used record stores. I couldn't live without them, but they kinda cheat the artist's ability to profit off of peoples' enjoyment of their work. Yet, many (probably a majority - ?), of records in such stores are out of print and purchasing them from these places is the only way to get them, let alone hear them. Such is life.
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