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Anybody heard already the 'new' 1988 808 State 'Acid house mixes' to be released September 20th.

Well today I received this brand new 12" copy of two previously unreleased New Order mixes by 808 State. Lucky me some copies have been sent out already. Here's the link you can find all the info/pre-order: http://www.warprecords.com/?mart=CAT806

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Yeah, I got mine direct from Warp, before the release date. Fairly average 808 State, really. Sounds like the 'Blue Monday' mix came from an old master tape, as the stereo balance "wobbles" at times. Not bad, but not essential either.

Interesting to note that even though it's on Rephlex Records, the artist as stated as New Order, rather than it being 808 State. Technically, it's not a remix, as there is nothing from the original versions - making them cover versions. The lines between covering a song and remixing a song are very blurred these days, anyway - but it should count in the New Order discographies as one of the band's releases. Very similar to The Advent releasing 'Everything's Gone Green', but in reverse!

For those updating discographies, here's the tracks and running times:

A. Blue Monday (So Hot Mix by 808 State) 7:49 B. Confusion (Acid House Mix by 808 State) 4:58

Catalogue number CAT 806 EP

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Andrew, excellent website... I really like the couple of songs I heard... what do you use to master the live tracks?

damn good stuff...

-Tarbox

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Thanks. In danger of being very off topic. Assuming you listened to the live "EP" of our recent Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms gig - the six free mp3 downloads?

These were recorded straight from the sound desk on the night, then I tightened up the dynamics for the live CD using the mulitband compressors on my Roland VS-1824CD digital studio workstation. I normally use the 1824 as the central hub of our studio recordings, and the sound quality is better than what you can hear on the live mp3s - with tons of backing vocals thrown in for good measure. Once you've downloaded all the free tracks at TrustNoOne.org.uk, pop on over to our Brightskies site, where you can download hi-quality versions of our 8-track 'Promo' CD, with some studio recordings on.

Apologies for being off topic.

Andy

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And just how in the hell are us in Australia going to get this 808 state release?

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I cannot believe WarpMart isn't selling outside Europe? :confused2: I don't live in the UK myself and I could (pre-)order my copy without any troubles. :shrug:

Good luck, mate! :thumb:

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SirenCD sirencd.com is selling it, 11.95$ USD released on Sept 20th.

They are also selling the Lee Coombs remix of Crystal. (Sept 27th) for 10.95$

Just go there and search "New Order" and check the last 2.

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I'm really looking forward to hearing these mixes.

You can't have too many quality 12" singles in your record collection.

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Empress Touch, get in touch with me (e-mail) and make your wish come true... :shrug:

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I refused to buy a 12", so until they release those on CD, I'll rely on mp3s people will send me.

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BTW, Warpmart *DO* sell to other countries, including USA and Australia... :rolleyes:

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