u/mjmilian

On the Wiki page for the Single 'Dogs' it states "The single mix for the song is much more upbeat and has noticeable drum beats."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogs_(Damien_Rice_song)

The Official single also lists it as:

1. "Dogs" (Remix)

https://www.discogs.com/release/1113721-Damien-Rice-Dogs

However the only version I can find on Youtube is the album version, (which itself is pretty upbeat for a Damian rice song and has noticeable drums) or a live rendition of the album version.

On Spotify it has Dogs listed as a single release, but the track is exactly the same as the album version?

Can anybody help me track down the (Remix) version from the single, if it in fact does differ from the album version.

Thanks!

Feel like this might be a lesser known track (could be wrong! )

Building break where a new riff comes in, then banging after the drop.

Actor Damian Lewis channelling Partridge in the video for his latest single.

Hasn't featured in any of the pre season match squads yet.

Has he been spotted in any of the training ground footage?

Pondering going, although im driving back from a holiday on south coast on the same day, so it might be a bit tight and tired.

Also don't have anyone else to go with.

It's absolutely fantastic to see all the new interest and fans that are coming in after the WC!

However, it's a bit jarring to see so many of the same "hi, new fan, tell me everything" post each day.

I counted 20 such posts in the past month.

It's understandable why some users post disgruntled replies, but then that makes the sub look bad, when we all now it's really a positive, welcoming, inclusive community.

Seeing such replies might even put some new fans off straight away.

I notice Brighton and Brentford have such posts stickied;

https://www.reddit.com/r/Brentford/comments/11vpxfl/new_fans_look_here_for_info/

https://www.reddit.com/r/BrightonHoveAlbion/comments/1uz28pk/welcome_new_fans_to_brighton_and_hove_albion/

They mention that seperate "hi new fan here" type posts will be removed by mods. So likely they also getting inundated with such posts too.

Having a mega thread with all the relevant info and history will stop the sub getting clogged up with such posts, give the new fans a main hub for continued discussion and will build their excitement when they see themselves all coming together.

I know it's just a friendly, but still interesting that Ollie started on the right of 4231 with Kane up top. (According to bbc)

Did anyone watch it, how'd he do?

Damn autocorrect in the title!