Hang On Radio Version better than studio version

I just heard Hang on come on the radio on the local college station and I noticed that I liked the radio version alot better than the studio version. The radio version seems so much more like old weezer. it made me think about the difference between the Tired of Sex studio version and deluxe edition tracking rough. Whats everyone elses opinion?

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Permalink Reply by Hugh Lovric on June 14, 2011 at 9:30am

I like the radio version more.

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Permalink Reply by Farkas on June 14, 2011 at 10:03am

I SLIGHTLY like the studio version more.

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Permalink Reply by =gregor= on June 14, 2011 at 10:50am

I like the radio one slightly more. The solo is what does it for me.

Can this version be purchased anywhere?

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Permalink Reply by runnersdialzero on June 14, 2011 at 11:35am

Much more a fan of the studio version. The radio mix is good in its own way, but I was a huge fan of the layers on the original version. I'm not so much attached to the idea of everything they do sounding like "old Weezer" as long as the production, arrangement etc. suit the song well, and I'm all for trying new things as long as it's pulled off well, which I thought the original "Hang On" did.

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Permalink Reply by Jamekae on June 14, 2011 at 5:38pm

runnersdialzero said:

Much more a fan of the studio version. The radio mix is good in its own way, but I was a huge fan of the layers on the original version. I'm not so much attached to the idea of everything they do sounding like "old Weezer" as long as the production, arrangement etc. suit the song well, and I'm all for trying new things as long as it's pulled off well, which I thought the original "Hang On" did.

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Permalink Reply by Matt Murphy on June 14, 2011 at 9:17pm

Both have their own merit.

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Permalink Reply by leftshoe18 on June 15, 2011 at 9:28pm

This

runnersdialzero said:

Much more a fan of the studio version. The radio mix is good in its own way, but I was a huge fan of the layers on the original version. I'm not so much attached to the idea of everything they do sounding like "old Weezer" as long as the production, arrangement etc. suit the song well, and I'm all for trying new things as long as it's pulled off well, which I thought the original "Hang On" did.