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Deducing the Favourite NO track of all time - part 7 - Substance CD/MC 2 :skeptic:

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Name your favourite track from Substance CD/MC 2 ...

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  • In a Lonely Place 9 (15%)
  • Procession 13 (21%)
  • Mesh 1 (2%)
  • Hurt 2 (3%)
  • Cries & Whispers 0 (0%)
  • The Beach 0 (0%)
  • Confused Instrumental 0 (0%)
  • Lonesome Tonight 16 (26%)
  • Murder 1 (2%)
  • Thieves Like Us Instrumental 0 (0%)
  • Kiss of Death 2 (3%)
  • Shame of the Nation 0 (0%)
  • 1963 18 (29%)

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The tape had C&W so it's on this poll!

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Easy for me. Lonesome Tonight's my favorite NO song period, and it certainly beats most everything here by a mile.

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I thought that was an Elvis song?!?!?! But I voted for it as well...

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Lonesome Tonight. another front-runner pick.

Most bands would (and have!) sold their souls to Satan thrice over for a song like that, New Order just tosses it on a b-side and goes on...

--Sam

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I was gonna go for Procession as I prefer their earlier songs but nothing comes close to 1963!

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toss up between In a lonely place and Lonesome tonight. Lonesome won ... I usually switch it off before 1963 starts, just never liked that one at all :shrug:

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There is no end to this.....

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Hard choice. Procession or Lonesome Tonight????

I voted for the latter because I hear it less and the performance of the band is so much better especially the vocals and the ending.

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Hurt, an effectivly creepy little song.

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Voted for Procession here.

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This is a tough one as both Procession and Lonesome Tonight are in my all-time NO top 5. But Lonesome Tonight it is - I remember flipping Thieves over when it came out and thinking how magnificent the b-side was. It still is.

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Whoever will vote for Shame of the Nation deserves a nice hard kick in the arse. And, where is Shellcock?

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It was close between IALP and Procession. Usually, I'd have gone for IALP, but Procession has been getting more play lately so I went with it. Lonesome Tonight and Kiss of Death were also close calls.

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My vote goes to 1963 - it's the only track on CD2 I like.

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This is the most difficult one yet, given IALP/Procession/Lonesome Tonight/1963 are all one here. I've vote for Procession, but on another day, etc, etc.

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IALP. Favourite meaning here: making most impact on first listening. Procession i would vote for when dealing with factus 8 (1981-1982). Lonesome tonight is listened to most often! Isn't it strange; having to choose from so many favourites.

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Originally posted by Shelley Blair My vote goes to 1963 - it's the only track on CD2 I like.

you really don't like any of the other ones? :jawdrop: amazing how we can share an interest and yet be poles apart ...

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I know I missed Dub-vulture and Shellcock. But noone would have voted for them anyway - they are arse!

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I really like Mesh (aren't there different versions of this title?)

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tough one here as three of my real real faves are in this list - Lonesome Tonight, Procession & Cries & Whispers.

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I remember hearing 1963 for the 1st time and thinking 'Where's Hooky?'

Lonesome Tonight, just cos it's gorgeous!

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WOW!! A real mind bender here!!! :skeptic::scratch: How to choose between Lonesome Tonight and 1963???:shrug:

Alrighty then...I leaned towards 1963.:love2: "What was the name of that song on the other side of 1963?"

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In a Lonely Place

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Another vote for Lonesome Tonight...and for Chairman Mao :D

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twas a 3 way battle with Procession, Lonesome and Johnny.

Johnny won on a Technical KO.

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1963, followed closely by procession.

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Interesting selection. The vote goes for IALP with Cries & Whispers a close second.

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