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What's that faint talking heard at the beginning of 'This Time Of Night'

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I've noticed at the start of This Time Of Night theres a very faint bit of talking in the background. It's too faint to make out, but it's definately the record. Anyone know what it is?

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The NOOL FAQ answers that one.

What is said between Perfect Kiss and the beginning of This Time of Night on Low Life?

By turning your volume up, you should hear: "I'm one of the few people who lives what's called a low life"

  • Jeffrey Bernard, columnist for the UK magazine The Spectator.

Jeffrey Bernard sued New Order and the sample was removed, but as you see, not entirely.

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are you sure???

I think that voice is saying "your mother sucks cock in hell"...

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:abovelol:

Jeff how many times have we told you don't play them backwards :nono:

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Jeffrey Bernard used to write a column called "Low Life" for the Spectator (hence the quote and indeed album title).

His main occupation was hanging out in the Coach & Horses, Soho.

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Minx wrote: :abovelol:

Jeff how many times have we told you don't play them backwards :nono:

DOH!!!!

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Ive heard faint singing during Cries And Whispers.

What do you mean, thats Barney singing?:idea:

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easy.

just stick yer lug next to the speaker, turn the volume up a bit, and find out.

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