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the one in the movie "married to the mob".

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Video version.

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LP mix

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I listened to the Richard X remix once or twice and REALLY liked it.
Wish I could actually find it again. :D

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Shep Pettibone's version. Normally I don't go for NO remixes, especially ones without Hooky. This is an exception.

Preferred live version? Glastonbury '87-before it went total karaoke. That shambolic guitar at the end is great.

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JV wrote: Shep Pettibone's version. Normally I don't go for NO remixes, especially ones without Hooky. This is an exception.

Preferred live version? Glastonbury '87-before it went total karaoke. That shambolic guitar at the end is great.

Oh yes, Shep's is a classic!

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Brotherhood, with the big bass crescendo ending..Outstanding:thumb:

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Yep, agreed ! That's a classic (again)

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JV wrote: Shep Pettibone's version. Normally I don't go for NO remixes, especially ones without Hooky. This is an exception.

Preferred live version? Glastonbury '87-before it went total karaoke. That shambolic guitar at the end is great.[/quote

Shep Pettibone's 1994 version is my favourite. Its a cleaner version but still has Hookys great bass hook in it.

What do you like so much about the shambolic guitar at end of BLT Glastonbury? It makes me cringe everytime I hear it. I swear a 4 year old could play the guitar better than someone of Barneys stature (ie recording artist of last 28 years).:thumbdown:

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With a half pound burger, LOADS of bacon, not too much lettuce and a good selection of sauces in a lightly toasted bun. :love:

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Chris Nash wrote: With a half pound burger, LOADS of bacon, not too much lettuce and a good selection of sauces in a lightly toasted bun. :love:

someboddy had to didn't they.

gotta be the album, I like the 12" mixes but they need more hooky.

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The guitar bit is great because it sounds like Bernard just plugged in. BLT was one of the first tracks to get me into New Order, but sometimes it sounds a bit too precious. It was delightfully roughed up at Glastonbury '87.

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I think the new Richard X mix has become my favourite, I would say the Shep version, but its about a minute too long I think

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liking that new one on the 7"

((((e))))

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has to be the brotherhood LP version. Its not a complete NO song without Hooky!!!

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BLT 94 from (best of)! :thumb: this doesn't start from the first vocals! pure hooky-all the way yo!!!

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Album version, the overplayed dance remix is Blah.

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album version

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Richard X re-mix is just amazing!

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Best of's version (94)

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the now defunct SELECT magazine gave away a free factory tape which i seem to remember has an excellent version of BLT - i think it's a stephen hague remix.

must dig it out sometime!

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married to the mob version!

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Boatraceface wrote: Brotherhood, with the big bass crescendo ending..Outstanding:thumb:

another vote for this one.

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94 'best of' version...

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ant wrote: the now defunct SELECT magazine gave away a free factory tape which i seem to remember has an excellent version of BLT - i think it's a stephen hague remix.

must dig it out sometime!

I got that, Its a great tape with Happy Mondays and Cathy Someone on it. BLT has a lovely fade out with just one of the keyboard twinkling bits prominent. Plus its got "doo dud doo, doo loo loo doo" vocal just before 2nd verse.

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NO Regret wrote:

ant wrote: the now defunct SELECT magazine gave away a free factory tape which i seem to remember has an excellent version of BLT - i think it's a stephen hague remix.

must dig it out sometime!

I got that, Its a great tape with Happy Mondays and Cathy Someone on it. BLT has a lovely fade out with just one of the keyboard twinkling bits prominent. Plus its got "doo dud doo, doo loo loo doo" vocal just before 2nd verse.

FAC 305 C CATH CARROLL Moves Like You.Great Song! :clap: :D

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Rocket Mick wrote:

NO Regret wrote:

ant wrote: the now defunct SELECT magazine gave away a free factory tape which i seem to remember has an excellent version of BLT - i think it's a stephen hague remix.

must dig it out sometime!

I got that, Its a great tape with Happy Mondays and Cathy Someone on it. BLT has a lovely fade out with just one of the keyboard twinkling bits prominent. Plus its got "doo dud doo, doo loo loo doo" vocal just before 2nd verse.

FAC 305 C CATH CARROLL Moves Like You.Great Song! :clap: :D

Ive got the Cath Carroll album on CD somewhere,*Moves Like You* is the only decent track on it if i remember rightly. Got that select tape somewhere and all-hasnt it got a Durutti Column megamix on it so something daft like that!

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Probably the extended version. The album version is very good, though.

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Big fan of the Richard X remix. There's also a fan mix floating around called the 2003 Instrumental dMIX. I'm quite fond of that one too. Anyone heard it? I could probably post it up somewhere if you'd like.

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mike roehr wrote: married to the mob version!

i agree !!:clap:

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