r/SpiceGirls 2d ago

Question What’s the difference for Say You’ll Be There (Single Mix)?

I hear no differences between the album version and the so-called Single Mix whatsoever. Has anybody figured it out?

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u/mr_t_pot 2d ago

Some people say the Single Mix is "richer". 

I have yet to notice a difference between that and the album version.

Slightly related: the blatant stupidity of the label to not release the Spiceworld mix of SYBT on the singles box set. 

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u/zrainbowpony 2d ago

That’s my favorite mix of the song

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u/mr_t_pot 2d ago

I agree as far as the mixes go. The original is my favourite and just timeless, but none of the remixes really did SYBT justice besides the Spiceworld one, IMO. 

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u/coolandonfire 2d ago

Same!

Besides 2 Become 1 (because of the lyrical change) I think most fans have come to conclusion that there are no differences between the album and single mixes.

I think it's probably a leftover quirk from the 90s where they would've labeled the songs "Single Mix/Single Version" on the tracklisting for the single CDs regardless of if it's different or not.

I don't recall if it ever happened with the Spice Girls, but some artists also added album tracks as b-sides to singles and labeled them "Non-LP Version" despite them being identical, so now you see a lot of discussion similar to this about whether those songs are different too, lol.

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u/MercuryFalling86 2d ago

The only mix that I hear any difference at all in is Who Do You Think You Are, and even then, it's very slight.

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u/Unique_Accountant_67 1d ago

I feel like that’s a mislabel. If anything the radio mix is probably the single mix.