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1. Mary

   Thanks for the track! Let’s hope Kanye deflates his head long enough to make a great record come Nov/Dec.

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2. stella

   version 1 was pretty raw, its more obvious that he used the increasingly-popular-amongst-rappers vocal changer on this version.

   and at 0:34 his vox get fuzzed up, which sounds pretty cool, but the effect is never used again in the song. i don’t know how i noticed that, it only last like 2 seconds.

   i personally like the original version better, its more un-edited, which gives the song more emotion, in my opinion.

   thanks for the track, can’t wait for the cd!

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3. Will Oliver

   Dude, the drums during the chorus totally give the song a whole new sound. It is more polished, I think it sounds magnificent!

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4. robyn

   i still like the VMAs version better. But this version compared to the first is a much different sound. I think it sounds great.

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5. brent

   This is version 2 of 35, trust me. Much better then the first one though, I’m curious to see what the finished product is going to be.

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6. Random J

   There is a defintie difference.
   - The drums knock differently.
   - His vocals aren’t as muddy
   - He sings the song slightly differently

   Everything about this new version is much more polished. I liked the original version as it was, but love this one even more. I thought Kanye was going to make more changes and go overboard, but I’m glad he didn’t – because the simplicity of the song is what makes it work for me. That and the fact it’s different from everything that’s out right now and anything he’s done before.

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7. Ray

   this is definetly a sharper sounding song. But the original is has more of a deep personal sound to it. Don’t get me wrong it’s still banging thou!!!!!
   The bass just drops in a system.

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