Slow Jam as the next single?

Originally posted by Inta Don I'd have personally chosen CLOSE-RANGEas its one of the albums stronger tracks.

So would I; the BBC version of it, actually.

Turn My Way or Primitive Notion would be high on my list to have followed Crystal.

Anyone notice how one of the Crystal remixes was featured on a Spin magazine compilation CD? I've seen it advertised on TV, an interesting CD even with the usual crap (Disturded, Lincoln Park, etc)

Originally posted by Buster Klumpy > Originally posted by obviously it has to be SUPERMARIO> True point, spotnick, but did they ever take this many singles of one album before?

Well, there's been 4 singles out of "Republic"... You're right, and so is spotnick!:o

Well, it might just work with SJ as a single. I mean most NO fans do not like the song but then again most NO fans do not like what is in the charts anyway, so it could be a huge hit. Does that make sense or what!??! :D

Originally posted by See-Ye Tan > Originally posted by Buster Klumpy> Maybe it could appeal to Oasis fans... > > So, where does that leave the Chemicals collaboration ?

Very very right, Buster... I've always thought Slow Jam sounded very Oasis-ish......

I fully agree! Musically (intro, guitar riff) Slow Jam is very similar to Oasis 'Go Let It Out'.

What about Primitive Notion. It's catchy, the lyrics are decent. (Except for the 'not even a zoo would impound you part.) It's a signature NewOrder tune, with plenty of guitars, and a kickass keyboard bridge towards the end.

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Turn My Way or Primitive Notion would be high on my list to have followed Crystal.Anyone notice how one of the Crystal remixes was featured on a Spin magazine compilation CD? I've seen it advertised on TV, an interesting CD even with the usual crap (Disturded, Lincoln Park, etc)

Why did they put a shitty remix on it. The album version is by far the best. Who needs all these Supermen Dickweed Lovers Remixes?

Originally posted by Jason > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Turn My Way or Primitive Notion would be high on my list to have followed Crystal.> > Anyone notice how one of the Crystal remixes was featured on a Spin magazine compilation CD? I've seen it advertised on TV, an interesting CD even with the usual crap (Disturded, Lincoln Park, etc)

Why did they put a shitty remix on it. The album version is by far the best. Who needs all these Supermen Dickweed Lovers Remixes?

If it's the same one I've seen advertised, it isn't even the Lee Coombs remix, which is the only good one.

SJ is the best song on the album, and I'm totally serious. Before I even knew which songs they'd be releasing after Crystal, I hoped they'd pick this one. It would be an excellent decision, at least here in the States.