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......is a remix of The Killers.

Was listening to Jaques Lu Cont's sublime Thin White Duke remix of "Mr Brightside" by The Killers and noticed that in the closing two minutes of the song a heavily chorused bass sound a la Hooky sneaks prominently into the mix.

I'm 99% sure that it doesn't feature in the original. Textbook Hooky G-string noodlings which I suspect Lu Cont has simply added on for his own amusement.

The net effect is the last 2 minutes sound more "classic New Order" than anything produced by New Order of late! Really looking forward to hearing what he's done with Jetsream. Although, as the saying goes, you can't polish a shite!

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So he's taken the bass off the single version of JET & put it onto Mr Brightside

playing silly buggers

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Great remix, really New Order-like.

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downloading now, will let you know! thanks for the info.

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Grahame Ferguson wrote: ......is a remix of The Killers.

Was listening to Jaques Lu Cont's sublime Thin White Duke remix of "Mr Brightside" by The Killers and noticed that in the closing two minutes of the song a heavily chorused bass sound a la Hooky sneaks prominently into the mix.

I'm 99% sure that it doesn't feature in the original. Textbook Hooky G-string noodlings which I suspect Lu Cont has simply added on for his own amusement.

The net effect is the last 2 minutes sound more "classic New Order" than anything produced by New Order of late! Really looking forward to hearing what he's done with Jetsream. Although, as the saying goes, you can't polish a shite!

Grahame, thanks for the tip, a great mix and completely agree, like you say last 2 minutes and 10 seconds - take me away! I'm sure is a hugely popular mix. If you read this and have other such gems, please email me would you? cotch

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It's a stunningly great mix. Heard it at a club a couple of weeks back and seeked it out.

The JLC remix of Jetstream is pretty similar really, but doesn't carry the full vocal like the Mr B. mix does. Hooky's base is very prominent, and it is a better tune than the original IMO

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The only place I see this "readily" available on CD is the German CD single. Have I missed something?

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it's on US Itunes, or on the back of the current 'Smile like you mean it' CD single I think.

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Seb Briggs2 wrote: it's on US Itunes, or on the back of the current 'Smile like you mean it' CD single I think.

Thanks, SB2. Unfortunately, according to Amazon UK, the second track on the SLYMI CD is something called Get Trashed. I'm not really excited about paying 14 euros to Amazon Germany for shipping on a CD single.

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hmmm, not too sure then. Bought it as a download myself, but sure I saw it advertised as being on the b side on SMLYI. Have a look at HMV.co.uk maybe?

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Thanks, SB2. I've ordered the German CD single from an Amazon US associated seller for a reasonable price. I expect that should work out.

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Pats, I would've sent you a burn if I knew you were that keen. Although I'm not quite sure where you stand on such issues.

Thanks for the tip on this one by the way Briggsy. You mentioned it in a previous thread, a few weeks back.

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depthcharge wrote: Pats, I would've sent you a burn if I knew you were that keen. Although I'm not quite sure where you stand on such issues.

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Thanks, DC. Where I stand is I try to avoid doing anything that might conceivably get me in trouble. I'll let you know what I think when I get the CD from Amazon.

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No probs Pats, you really are an upstanding citizen and a credit to your mom.

OT: Heard from Hunstman just now. It's good to know he's still roaming out there in the fields, chasing the mice or whatever else takes his fancy.

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depthcharge wrote:

OT: Heard from Hunstman just now. It's good to know he's still roaming out there in the fields, chasing the mice or whatever else takes his fancy.

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He probably has more time for mice now that he doesn't come here any more.

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depthcharge wrote: Pats, I would've sent you a burn if I knew you were that keen. Although I'm not quite sure where you stand on such issues.

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Anyone use WinMX? Thoughts........ Issues...

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Had a look there but ultimately found SoulSeek to be more profitable for this particular item, if you get my drift.

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Thought I hadn't spotted Hunts recently. Why did he disappear again?

Thought the Killers track would go down well, one of those that works on the headphones or in a club. Good work from Mr LC

Have you picked up my other tip DC - Meat katie's Fabric mix?. Listened to that one a lot recently, well worth digging up

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Seb Briggs2 wrote: Thought I hadn't spotted Hunts recently. Why did he disappear again?

Thought the Killers track would go down well, one of those that works on the headphones or in a club. Good work from Mr LC

Have you picked up my other tip DC - Meat katie's Fabric mix?. Listened to that one a lot recently, well worth digging up

The circumstances that prompted the Future of NOOL thread were the occasion for H's departure, SB2.

I'm looking forward to the Killers remix. In general I like their stuff.

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cotch wrote:

depthcharge wrote: Pats, I would've sent you a burn if I knew you were that keen. Although I'm not quite sure where you stand on such issues.

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Anyone use WinMX? Thoughts........ Issues...

Stick to Soulseek. No spyware and a nice community of likeminded souls with a passion for good music. Worth checking out from Jaques Lu Cont is his remix of Gwen Stefani's "What You Waiting For" and his Thin White Duke mix of "Four To The Floor" by Starsailor. If he can make these two acts sound anyway decent then you know the lad's got talent!

I've always found his own productions to be a bit lacking and a wee bit obvious. His remixes though are on the whole superb.

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I have that remix on vinyl. Love that track.

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