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Has anyone noticed in 'Mesh' the main percussive sound apperars to be a schoolboy flicking a ruler on a table and moving it forwards very quickly? Go on, have a listen! Ah the strange things you notice staying up all night attempting to write essays...

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i like the noise at the very beginning. is that gillian? it sounds like something barney would do.

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i think steves synth drum wasnt working very well that day

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The song is actually mistitled on the "Substance" album (where I presume you were listening to the track from). Its correct title is actually "Cries And Whispers". "Mesh" starts with a Peter Hook bass figure..... :nod:

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Hurrah ! At last someone else who know which song is is which.

Cries & Whispers = 'ship sails out to sea...' Mesh = 'Nobody even tries to find out...'

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Originally posted by bill&nbspposter Hurrah ! At last someone else who know which song is is which.

It would have been nice if someone who knew which song was which had told the person typesetting the sleeves.

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Originally posted by Gnu Odor > Originally posted by bill poster> Hurrah ! At last someone else who know which song is is which.

It would have been nice if someone who knew which song was which had told the person typesetting the sleeves.

Is that not the other way round?

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Originally posted by Fac21 Is that not the other way round?

Oh %&!@. Better add this one to the New Order drinking game.

For what it's worth, I downloaded something called "Cries and Whispers" from AudioGalaxy (where nothing is as it is named) and it sounds like an outtake from Public Image Ltd.'s "Second Edition" record.

Time to consult the ultimate resource...worldinmotion.net's discography.

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Speaking of cool percussive sounds, the intrepid Joseph Rivers has been busy creating Shockwave versions of classic drum machines at the www.keyboardmuseum.com site.

For that classic "Thieves Like Us"-era sound, load up the virtual Oberheim DX and hit "play."

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