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What's been in heavy rotation in everyone's CD players this past few weeks? Here's mine 1.The Modern Lovers (only album with the original electric line-up) 2.Joy Division: Les Bains Douches, Still, BBC Sessions 3.New Order: GR, Substance (both discs), Low-life 4.Belle and Sebastian: Lazy Line Painter Jane EP 5.Radiohead: Kid A 6.The Jam: Peel Sessions 7.Pulp: Different Class

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Isn't this a topic that's been already talked about on a previous thread, originated by the late/abducted Martin Gray? Not that i am not willing to give you a list though. Just hang on , i'm working on it.

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Royksopp - Melody AM + live tracks/remixes DJ Krush - Live In Seattle (2 disc sb bootleg!!!) New Order - live August 1, 1985 Blackfish - Pole Navigation - konvex/konkav St. Etienne - Foxbase Alpha (never leaves play stack) Underworld - dubnobass... Atjazz - It's Complete - Mantis Recordings

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I've been know to steal Martin's ideas, yes.....

Well, this is just something to do when you run out of anything meaninful to say, like many years into a once-loving marriage where all you can discuss is the weather....

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Phil Collins - best of

Rod Stewart - greatest hits

Oasis - Be here now

Gay dad - Gay dad

New Order - get ready

Bikini kill - Pussy-whipped

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The Cure - Greatest Hits (the unplugged CD) New Order - Get Ready Smashing Pumpkins - Rotten Apples/Judas O. Radiohead- I might be wrong (live recordings) Joy Division - BBC Sessions Therapy? - Shameless (but not too often)

:D

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Hey Marco, is the Unplugged Cure disc worth buying?

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I've heard bits and pieces of the unplugged Cure cd, it's alright but not enough to make me seek it out (that and the fact that a significant chunk of the Cure's career is left out, from 1981-1984)

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Hey Brian!

Yeah, i quite like the Cure-Unplugged CD. Some very nice versions of some songs who are not that unplugged compatible, just like "wrong number", "the walk" or "never enough" for instance. My favourites are "Lullaby" (great percussion by Boris Williams) and "Lovesong".

cheers.

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The newest stuff from:

The White Stripes Jill Scott Macy Gray Elbow Haven Pulp Starsailor Spirirualized

And many others, too numerous to mention. :smoking:

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1.New Order Get Ready 2.New Order Movement 3.New Order PCL 4.Echo & Bunnymen last one ,forgot title 5.808 state xl

and on my turntable(yes i still have one) Edith Piaf all my new order 12inchvinyls Johnny Cash Eric Satie and so on

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Get Ready Andy Votel The Strokes Charlatans - Wonderland Simian

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Been listening to Blonde on Blonde a little this week as well, it reminds me of the last relatiohsip I had (thus the "songs for the dumped" thread). There are just some songs on there that completely sum up my experiance with this one girl, it's comforting to hear it.

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John, do you really have a best of Kill Phollins cd?? No way, you gotta be kidding!!:puke:

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Originally posted by John Sweeney Phil Collins - best ofRod Stewart - greatest hitsOasis - Be here nowGay dad - Gay dadNew Order - get readyBikini kill - Pussy-whipped

Phil Collins ?! O my god...

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Phil Collins? Okay.......

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Off Topic, But who sings Mr. Writer?

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New Order - Het Ready New Order - Republic Beach Boys - Friends Blur - 22 10 Deus - The Ideal Crash Pixies - Doolittle Starsailor - Love is here

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Originally posted by Sparky Off Topic, But who sings Mr. Writer?

Stereophonics?

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Yeah, Stereophonics.... The CD's pretty good...has many similar slowies...sounds very much like Liam Oasis, though.....

...Actually, to tell you the truth, after 10 listens...I f-king tired of that whining from Stereophonics.............want my copy?

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primal scream - vanishing point primal scream - extrmntr blur - 13 blur - modern life is rubbish ride - best of matmos - a chance to cut is a chance to cure plaid - double figure cannibal ox - cold vein mull historical society - loss seafood - when do we start fighting royksopp - melody am kings of convenience - versus new order - brotherhood (after years of apathy i`ve finally fallen in love with this baby) hood - cold house talking heads - more songs about buildings and food

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actually...the only two things that are in heavy rotation around here are the Victoria University gig from Wellington from December of 82, and Get Ready...both by our heroes...

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Tuxedo Moon - "Time to lose - Blind" Paul Haig - "Rhythm of life" Röyksopp - "Melody AM" The Slits - "Cut" Chrome - "Alien Soundtracks" New Order - "Get Ready" Ofra Haza - "Yemenite songs" Gary Clail - "Emotional Hooligan" Anna Domino - "East & west" Anna Domino - "This time"

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Originally posted by velocity girl new order - brotherhood (after years of apathy i`ve finally fallen in love with this baby)

Glad to hear that, VG !

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Today, I've been mostly listening to Billy Bragg

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New Order - Get Ready Cure - Greatest Hits Pulp - We Love Life Charlatans - Wonderland

Just been to see Pulp tonight...v entertaining, didn't play Common People or Disco 2000. Great picture show going on behind them - plants growing at high speed etc

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Originally posted by Shug Today, I've been mostly listening to Billy Bragg

Suits you, sir!

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New Order - 1981 C.N.D. Festival, Glastonbury New Order - Movement-tracks from the 1982 Victoria University gig New Order - Movement Bach - Brandenburg Concertos, in an 'early music' version

That first gig I list is incredible (and I got it from this website - hooray NewOrderOnline.com!). It has none of the exuberance of Joy Division, it's completely bleak... I've never heard anything like it...

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Telepopmusik - Genetic world Röyksopp - Melody A.M. Dax Riders - Backintown Benjamin Diamond - Strange Attitude ...

and New Order's Get Ready

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Originally posted by Shug Today, I've been mostly listening to Billy Bragg

Ah, the Barking Bard! At last Shug, some common ground between us. Long may it continue! :happytongue:

:smoking:

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