Music query

[annafugazzi]

Feeling skeevy about my music sharing place, but not, apparently, skeevy enough to move. Yet. So, anybody out there who's bored and feels like listening to choral music, could you take a listen at these two versions of the same song? It's Blake's Jerusalem, and I can't figure out which version I want to keep. The version I really like is from the Chariots of Fire soundtrack, but it has weird Vangelis-timpani-cowbell stuff at the beginning, so I can't use that.

Jerusalem

Jerusalem


ETA: OMFG I am too stupid to live some days.

After three people commented that both versions sounded very similar, I took a closer look and discovered why. I had two versions; only linked to one. Twice.

::headdesk:: ::headdesk:: ::headdesk::

I have both linked to now. Aaaaaaaaaaaarg.

Comments

[annafugazzi.livejournal.com]

OMFG I am too stupid to live some days.

It is the same version. I had two versions; only linked to one. Twice.

::headdesk:: ::headdesk:: ::headdesk::

I have both linked to now. Aaaaaaaaaaaarg.

In case anybody's still speaking to me after me wasting their time with this, here are both versions (for real this time):

Jerusalem 1 (http://www.4shared.com/file/82332448/1303adf6/DVD3_Jerusalem_1.html)

Jerusalem 2 (http://www.4shared.com/file/82332556/ec62db87/DVD3_Jerusalem_2.html)


Not sure what exactly you want this for, but I must compliment your choice of music/poem, it's one of my favourites. It couldn't even be killed by studying Blake for A-level English Literatue, which is a pretty good achievement!
Thank you! I loved the song when I was a kid, as it was part of Chariots of Fire and that was one of my fave movies ever, but really fell in love with it this year when we sang it in our first rehearsal for Last Night of the Proms. It's just so very British.