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Just recently rediscovered an old classic "Hurt" (go go Hooky :guitar: ) had neglected this for ages.... :( absolutly superb early NewOrder though, in danger of making my next top 10 :)

what classics have you recently rediscovered??

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None, though I might have to read "Fanny Hill" after watching the film tonight :D

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Originally posted by Zizou Zidane None, though I might have to read "Fanny Hill" after watching the film tonight :D

hehe!! :laugh:

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I revisit "Lonesome Tonight" and "Don't do it" every now and then, and I'm always struck by how excellent they both are. Guess I should listen to 'em more often then. Hurt is not one of my absolute faves, but it does have a certain charm, and catches them at an interesting stage of their 'career'. Md :cool:

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everythings gone green pure brilliance

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i,d forgotten how good PROCESSION was until i was prompted by MAJOR TARANTINOS song review.. mind you i,ve been playing UNKNOWN PLEASURES alot just lately and DISORDER keeps doing it for me!!!!!!

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Originally posted by joe public mind you i,ve been playing UNKNOWN PLEASURES alot just lately and DISORDER keeps doing it for me!!!!!!

Yeah, I've always thought DISORDER kicks arse!!!

Used to wonder how one would have felt when hearing DISORDER for the first time back in 79 when Closer was released......must've been awesome...

unfortunately, I was still bopping to ABBA and the NOLAN SISTERS, then......

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Originally posted by See-Ye Tan > Originally posted by joe public> > mind you i,ve been playing UNKNOWN PLEASURES alot just lately and DISORDER keeps doing it for me!!!!!!

Yeah, I've always thought DISORDER kicks arse!!!

Used to wonder how one would have felt when hearing DISORDER for the first time back in 79 when Closer was released......must've been awesome...

unfortunately, I was still bopping to ABBA and the NOLAN SISTERS, then......

Um, Disorder is on Unknown Pleasures, See-Ye. And Closer was released in 1980. Sorry to be such a trainspotter! Md :cool:

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This week I have mostly been rediscovering a couple of instrumental interludes....MTO and Best And Marsh. On vinyl.

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Originally posted by ManDingo (Formerly CTD) [bUm, Disorder is on Unknown Pleasures, See-Ye. And Closer was released in 1980. Sorry to be such a trainspotter! Md :cool:

OOPS....Sorry...yes, what I really meant was that black album....

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Originally posted by I D Just recently rediscovered an old classic "Hurt" (go go Hooky :guitar: )had neglected this for ages.... :( absolutly superb early NewOrder though, in danger of making my next top 10 :)what classics have you recently rediscovered??

YOU ARE RIGHT....THIS IS A FANTASTIC TRACK...I REMEMBER HEARING THIS LIVE FOR THE FIRST TIME @ NOTTINGHAM PALAIS AND IT BLEW MY MIND

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I have only (last 6 months) just recently purchased a copy of Movement and from that have been discovering some old classics. How much does Dream never end (after the intro) sound like Friday on my mind (the Cure)? That was a fair rip off by The Cure, I expected to hear Mr Smith sing the opening line to it :evil4:

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i like movement. i don't quite know why everyone seems to have a vendetta against it. i don't even think that it sounds like jd, because barney's guitar playing was much different (more choppy, and abrasive rather than heavy).

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Funnily enough i listened to Movement for the first time for ages this wkd.

Its not a bad album at all, Barneys still trying to sound a bit too much like Curtis but i didnt find myself skipping through any tracks (unlike Grrrrready!)

My latest rediscovered classic has to be 'Ecstacy' off PC&L :)

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Originally posted by I D Funnily enough i listened to Movement for the first time for ages this wkd. Its not a bad album at all, Barneys still trying to sound a bit too much like Curtis but i didnt find myself skipping through any tracks (unlike Grrrrready!)My latest rediscovered classic has to be 'Ecstacy' off PC&L :)

Yeah, Ecstasy definitely a hidden gem that one. Electronic's Idiot country's one I always come back to as well.

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Could somebody please tell me where i can download Dont do it! from a http: connection. I havent heard it in ages.

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Originally posted by Obi I have only (last 6 months) just recently purchased a copy of Movement and from that have been discovering some old classics. How much does Dream never end (after the intro) sound like Friday on my mind (the Cure)? That was a fair rip off by The Cure, I expected to hear Mr Smith sing the opening line to it:evil4:

The whole "Cure" are a rip off NO. I kinda like Robert Smith songs but he should be paying NO royalties (I understand that one of the cure bassists did once pay Hooky a tener as royalties :p)

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