New Order's Waiting For The Sirens' Call and Homer's Odyssey (Revision # 1)

Patrick wrote: Well, as I said, if my recollection can be trusted, you can safely skip the SLY remixes.

Are you on the lookout for Jetstream promos?

Not keen on James Holden's Heavy Dub mix?

RE: P.

Not particularly, in light of the above commentary. As I admitted recently though, I enjoyed the Richard X new incarnation, but I can wait until my local grocery store has it.

The SLY mixes - I still like to hear them all, even if they're begrudgingly dismissed. I'll not have the best expectations though, tip received.

But P, if we agree on LMA, TMW, T, WFTSC, AOC ... then I cannot see a reason not to agree on Spanish Heart. It's not NO, so there's no Hooky, Steve or Gillian, but what you have is a desperately beautiful melody created of course by Bernard, parried with a wonderfully atmospheric lyric. The music is like Electronic, except good (808 State having an impeccable record for cutting edge sounds back when MJ was Bad).

I've just checked and it would seem the CD became available again in 1996 ...

Also, it's on the fabulous ZTT label - home of the Art of Noise (nostalgia, pure nostalgia).http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000250EV/qid=1113253112/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/202-3302501-4475808

I'm going to edit that god damn post until the internet things working properly.

Well I will have to keep it in mind, H.

HW, my recollection of the SLY remixes doesn't extend to distinguishing one from another. I do recall that I probably paid eil too much money for them.

Huntsman wrote: I'm going to edit that god damn post until the internet things working properly.

I have never been able to make them work because the feature box covers the edit key.