Soundtrack: Extreme vs. Explicit?

Do you mean the SP: Chef Aid album? The reason I ask is that as far as I know, the only soundtrack available is for the SP movie and it is not censored at all.

Chef Aid has two versions. There is a clean version (even though there still is a Parental Advisory sticker on it). It comes in two covers: the original one with the kids standing in front of the stage and an orange colored one.

The explicit, extreme version has one cover (the original one) and it has a red "EXTREME" sticker on it with the Parental Advisory sticker.

The clean version does contain some language (like one or two F-words), but most of the songs have had the bad words censored out. The extreme version has tons more F-words and the last song has more explicit soundbytes from past SP TV shows, unlike in the cleaner version.

Take note: the clean version is NOT 100% clean. It's an R-rated version. The extreme version is a HARD-R-rated version.

Brian Barjenbruch said this stuff. I don't know why. Check it out:

~The reason I ask is that CDNOW offers three different versions: ~Extreme, Explicit, and Clean. Are you saying that there's only supposed ~to be two, and it won't matter whether I order Extreme or Explicit from ~CDNOW?

This has got to be in a FAQ somewhere. Let me answer it, again, and just for the sake of argument, pretend as though I didn't reappear to just make one post.

There are three versions, yes. Clean is heavily edited, Explicit is slightly edited, and Extreme is completely unedited. Personally, the Extreme version (and I do have all three, and yes, they are all different, although very slightly) is my favorite, and if you don't mind a LOT of swearwords that are mostly focused on the rap songs, I would go with the Extreme version. Mind you, I still wouldn't get the Clean version for a kid, since it does have Kyle's Mom is a Bitch uncensored on it, just like the other two do.

*goes away again*

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