FWIW I was more pointing toward radio edit = "shorter" than radio edit = "censored"

one of my big disappointments is that at the Wildflowers exhibit at the Cade did not have details on how the four different versions of that recording came about (I have it on a 7" & don't remember which version it is; "Girl On LSD" is the b-side) — I imagine the story behind it is incredible

there is both a censored/bawdlerized radio edit and a non-censored radio edit, i think the former came along some time later once people learned what crystal meth was

I remember a version with the verse about red panties passing the test being cut too.

yeah that's the radio edit, but that's not really censoring it's just cutting out the IMO bad and dumb bridge

How about Ice Cube “Today was a good day?” I always liked the radio edit better which is rare

i love “girl on lsd”. “sure as hell, she got popped by the big guys”

I would argue that the shortened Semi-Charmed Life is censored though.

I love the censored version of Humpy Dance because of the choice to censor the words “Burger King”.

Genesis' "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight"?

oh this is objectively wrong the best bit is the 4 minutes in the middle of the dark synths

Not quite to prompt, but the music video version of “Roses” by OutKast where the outtro is re-recorded, not just edited, is superior.

Thats true for pretty much every Type O Negative single.

Literally anything by Van Morrison?

In a similar vein, Money for Nothin'.

oh boy i could write a treatise on that song that would make everyone mad