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Ray Vonn
09-05-05, 01:12 PM
Do the "Now that's what I call music" CD's come with the clean edits of songs?.............

Method2125
09-05-05, 02:02 PM
Ray Vonn,
Yes, they are edited. I have several and they're all clean edits.

-Mike

Ray Vonn
09-05-05, 03:47 PM
Ray Vonn,
Yes, they are edited. I have several and they're all clean edits.

-Mike

Thanks mike.............Hey mike, are there any country or hip hop compilations that you recommend?..........Clean edits of course..

Thanks for your help...............

Method2125
09-07-05, 01:19 PM
Ray Vonn,
I've said this about 20 times on this board already, but check out Promo Only. I subscribe to their mainstream and country products and they're better than any of the Now! compilations simply because they're much more current. You get the tracks as they're breaking, not after they're already big. Check out www.promoonly.com for more info. If you're interested in subscribing hit me up with a PM. Through the referral program, you'll get a free CD and I'll get a free one as well if I refer you.

As far as other compilations go, I'm not sure about country. I haven't looked into any country compilations. I know the Source has "The Source Presents: Hip-Hop Hits" that you can get edited versions of. I've picked up edited ones at Wal-Mart for a decent price new. Hope that helps!

-Mike

DJHolmz
09-07-05, 01:46 PM
Do the "Now that's what I call music" CD's come with the clean edits of songs?.............


I have quite a few and they have words in them that are not in the radio versions. Offhand I can think of Holiday Inn, where it says stop drop kaboom, rub on your nipples. That word is not in the radio version. It's not really that dirty of a word but I would be careful about playing them in mixed company until I had listened to them.

Ray Vonn
09-07-05, 09:09 PM
I have quite a few and they have words in them that are not in the radio versions. Offhand I can think of Holiday Inn, where it says stop drop kaboom, rub on your nipples. That word is not in the radio version. It's not really that dirty of a word but I would be careful about playing them in mixed company until I had listened to them.


Thank you Holmz................... :)

kmix
09-11-05, 03:46 PM
also buy from walmart...i know it sounds crazy but all versions of what they sell is clean and edited.

Method2125
09-11-05, 09:31 PM
also buy from walmart...all versions of what they sell is clean and edited.

Nope, that's simply not true. They do try to force labels into cleaning up their albums for sale at Walmart, but it is possible to buy albums there that aren't edited. I've picked up several there that weren't edited at all.

-Mike

bAd
09-11-05, 11:31 PM
i agree. although most of my music comes from wal-mart, u have to check the labels

geeunit
09-12-05, 08:55 PM
go here my main man....

www.ultimix.com

go to the funkymix section....all clean hip hop remixes ...its crazyyyy

gmanz73
09-12-05, 09:29 PM
or check www.sateliterecords.com

gmanz73
09-12-05, 09:31 PM
i meant www.satelliterecords.com ....missed an L there..

nautical
09-13-05, 01:05 AM
xmix.com as well.

ComicDJ
09-17-05, 11:34 PM
If you're doing the download thing, I-Tunes is pretty good about having edited and unedited versions of tracks.

For the ones I can't find clean, I do some editing in my studio. I now know what almost every four-letter word sounds like backwards.

In the old days, we had to listen to songs backward just to hear the bad stuff.

Poor man's way to keep up: check the billboard charts weekly, see who's staying on the charts.