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Ed Kowalczyk from LIVE calls Mistress Carrie
Friday, June 7th
Ed Kowalcyzk from LIVE called Mistress Carrie after the first night of the ALTimate Tour with Bush.

They talked Throwing Copper, placenta, Woodstock 94 & 99, reuniting the band, and so much more.

See them on Tuesday night June 11 at the Rockland Trust Bank Pavillion.

The reissue of Throwing Copper comes out on July 19.


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Listening to this interview and Ed reinterates the reason for leaving the 3 tracks off TC, was due to time limitations of CD. He says there was only room for 52 minutes on a CD back then (funny how the 1994 version TC runs at 59:30)

Looking at the list of albums released in 1994, I found numerous albums exceeding 60 minutes.

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 65:02
Korn - Korn 65:45
Soundgarden - Superunknown 70:13 (73:33 for the international version)

So clearly, a lack of space on CD wasn't the reason the tracks were omitted.

I know that Pillar of Davidson and Horse were not included in some pressings of the vinyl in 1994 due to not having enough room on a single record so maybe that's what Ed is referring to when he mentions 'space limitations' but he really should stop mentioning CDs.



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