1. Green
2. Red (shania’s version)
3. Blue
if I remember correctly, blue was not widely available in America, but I was so excited to find it
This made me curious to see what Now has sold, and it seems it's sold 600,000 copies worldwide (according to Wikipedia anyway). That's not terrible right? I mean obviously no Adele etc but considering she had an 84 year break, I think it's pretty goodMaybe Now would have sold a little better if she'd released an alternative version featuring GONG MIXES for the all-important Asian market.
‘And then I told him…GERROUT and STAYOUT! Oh there’s no roll in here, babes?’Cultural appropriation aside, the blue cover is AWFUL. Looks like they've caught her on a night out on the toilet.
this is what my cd cover looked like. Was the UK one different?
That was the UK one too. But I think the red and blue covers were inside or something?this is what my cd cover looked like. Was the UK one different?
oh I know about that one, I owned BOTHEurope did have a different cover than the US for Come On Over, though (and I prefer the European one!).
I remember someone at school had been to the US and had that cover and tracklist, and I didn't even know there was a different (original) version and was veryoh I know about that one, I owned BOTH
her skin color matching the background color exactly is the best partthe American cover of Come On Over is absolutely baffling it's like a precursor to Natasha Bedingfield's notorious NB. with bonus text from MS Paint.
I was that kid at my school, except I hadn't gone to the UK, just a big CD store at the mall, and nobody cared about Shania as much as meI remember someone at school had been to the US and had that cover and tracklist, and I didn't even know there was a different (original) version and was very
this is what my cd cover looked like. Was the UK one different?
The only Up! album cover I'm claiming to be quite frank.Yeah!
The whole concept of different areas getting different versions is so outdated