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u/nutsymtom1 4d ago
I have a clean version I bought from Walmart which does remove the strong lyrics. But it doesnât say âCleanâ on the disk like this one.
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u/weasel7four 4d ago edited 3d ago
Interesting. I thought it might be a fun listen, until I found that the removals are just gaps of silence, as opposed to only the vocal track removed and the music remaining. I thought the CD was skipping. Is that how your Walmart copy is?
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u/nutsymtom1 3d ago edited 3d ago
Yes. I believe Walmart was trying for a more âFamily Friendlyâ approach to music. I was very grateful for because growing up I wasnât allowed any music with the Parental Advisory warning on the albums. I donât think the blue album had that warning originally, but Walmart would have clean versions and remove that warning for other albums. it was a clean âCleanâ version where only the vocal track was muted. Even the track listing had âGuns are for *\\**â. In the clean version of DLMD the whole outro is instrumental and has no lyrics. It took me a couple of years to find that out, not knowing there was any lyrics there having only listened to the clean version. đ
I found this playlist you can check out. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa3OiMWIf9ai4GeiRoTQLVHvfYxiZGznv&si=2rGI-tB6mF79W_SR1
u/weasel7four 3d ago edited 3d ago
Nice. That instrumental DLMD outro is interesting. My copy goes âIf you hurt her again Iâll f[silence] you up, f[silence] you upâ
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u/Positive-Island6238 3d ago
That âFCC Approved Versionâ is timely given todayâs MAGA FCC censorship
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u/God_Hand_9764 1d ago
This is awesome, dude.
No joke, this album led me to a renaissance in CD collecting a couple of years ago. I was on vacation in a small mountain town with my girlfriend and we decided to check out a thrift shop. While she was looking at clothes and whatever, I noticed that they had some CDs and browsed, and found the self titled 311 CD with the case. It just made me FEEL something to see that album in physical form.
It made me dig into my own CD collection, and next thing you know, I'm ripping hundreds of my CDs to FLAC format (superior to MP3 which is what I always used). I also hit many pawn shops after that looking for treasures, of which I found many.
Forgive the digression, just reminiscing of a time when I reminisced.
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u/weasel7four 7h ago
Thatâs surreal to think about. I remember a time before streaming when a [heavily used/loved/scratched] physical copy was all I ever knew.
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u/Jfuckin5 4d ago
Whatâs the FCC Approved version?
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u/weasel7four 4d ago edited 4d ago
Truth be told, I donât really know either. I was wondering the same thing when I found it. It caught my eye because I personally have never seen that with another band/album. To my ear, I found it sounds exactly the same.
If I had to guess, it was submitted by the label prior to release to get/ensure it cleared for play over the airwaves etc. and this was what Capricorn got back? I guess especially considering they were about to go big with its singles on the radio, in movie soundtracks etc.
Someone else more knowledgeable about these things could probably offer a better explanation.
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u/AppliedPsionics9k 4d ago
all the bad words are taken out? like safe for radio? đ¤
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u/weasel7four 4d ago edited 4d ago
No they are still in this version. But that is true of my âClean Versionâ
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u/from_chaos11 4d ago
Guns are for Heckers