Collateral
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Caught this today: did anybody else think the track playing in the (fantastic) club sequence was wonderfully mournful techno-rock in a New Order stylee??? There was more than a touch of Hookyness about the central riff......
Saw a clip for this when i went to see I,ROBERT(SPIKEY SLANG) and it looked pretty interesting.ANY good.....only asking cos i am trying to DRINK less beer. 
Originally posted by Doctor Clayhead Caught this today: did anybody else think the track playing in the (fantastic) club sequence was wonderfully mournful techno-rock in a New Order stylee??? There was more than a touch of Hookyness about the central riff......
Anyone know what it is 
Its called "Ready Steady Go" by Paul Oakenfold.
Now I must ask for the 12th time on this site, anyone know where I can get my hands on more Perfecto mixes (True Faith and World are the only ones I have).
PPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEAAAAAAASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEE
Indeed this is a good movie... not typical Tom Cruise though.
But seriously, who did not see the ending coming?
But after seeing Wimbledon last night, I won't say anything about predictable endings 
Originally posted by Clockwork C Its called "Ready Steady Go" by Paul Oakenfold. Now I must ask for the 12th time on this site, anyone know where I can get my hands on more Perfecto mixes (True Faith and World are the only ones I have). PPPPPPPPPLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEAAAAAAASSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEE
There is a Perfecto Compilation, and I guess Oakenfold releases CD on his own now. (Called "This is Perfecto" I believe)
But Steve Osbourne produced Get Ready, so they are still pretty much involved with the band!
Check this:
http://www.neworderonline.com/Release.aspx?ReleaseID=379
Thanks Nic. My question was more to do with new order mixes (nobody could make u2 sound good!). Did Perfecto do any mixes for new order bar world and true faith? If so, Id love to get my paws on them.
Caught Collateral this week.Not a bad film
.The track in the club scene almost sounded like Leftfield`s Afrika Shox.
Where'd my lovely post go?
Oh well, on the topic of the music, it all fit quite well except for that lame Audioslave song that seemed completely out of place. Bad Mann! Bad! 
I was also disappointed by the noticable lack of The Holy Voice of Lisa Gerrard in this film, who he's used either as contributor or composer for all of his movies since 'Heat.'
Still, one of the better flicks of the year thus far.
Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Where'd my lovely post go?Oh well, on the topic of the music, it all fit quite well except for that lame Audioslave song that seemed completely out of place. Bad Mann! Bad!
Yeah i think i know the song youre on about.Didnt know who it was but it was dreadful, unlistenable and i`ve no idea why it was inlcuded in that particular scene in an otherwise good film
Originally posted by Clockwork C Thanks Nic. My question was more to do with new order mixes (nobody could make u2 sound good!). Did Perfecto do any mixes for new order bar world and true faith? If so, Id love to get my paws on them.
As Perfecto, no, but you have Get Ready done by Steve Osbourne, the Steve Osbourne mix of Run Wild on the Retro bonus CD...
As for U2, the Temple Bar remix of Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses is probably the best remix ever done for U2... but it's not done by Perfecto ;)
Thanks again nic.
What does the U2 temple bar remix sound like? shit music mixed with a river of piss and vomit? 
Originally posted by Voice Of Treason . > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> Where'd my lovely post go?> > Oh well, on the topic of the music, it all fit quite well except for that lame Audioslave song that seemed completely out of place. Bad Mann! Bad!
Yeah i think i know the song youre on about.Didnt know who it was but it was dreadful, unlistenable and i`ve no idea why it was inlcuded in that particular scene in an otherwise good film Yeah, I think it was the only song with (far too!) obvious vocals used in the movie.
