Steven at work
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Very interesting. The liner notes on the "Cool As Ice" CD states that it was "produced by Be Music (Bernard Sumner)". This video shows a completely different scenario. I'm confused now. ![]()
Yeah, the Cool As Ice compilation notes are obviously wrong. Misinformation seems to have leaked to Cerysmatic Factory as well, but at least the 52nd Street Wikipedia entry is correct.
Bernard programmed Cool As Ice, Steve produced or co-produced Can't Afford (To Let You Go). Of course both tracks have better production than most of the stuff that NO would release in the two following years. ![]()
Thanks for posting, hadn't seen this before. ![]()
Nice to see a young Del boy ie Dojos brov, cool as ice twice as nice lol.
quality footage, nice one![]()
I'm a huge fan of the early 52nd Street, I'd be eternally grateful if anyone uploaded on YouTube the live video of the unreleased track The Rapp (from a Factory compilation), I can't connect my VCR to my computer and I'd love a digital version.
Bemusic isn't just Bernard Sumner - it's a collective name for the whole band's production work.
That's also the drummer from A Certain Ratio isn't it? Best. Drummer. Ever!
Check out 'Soft Babies' by Stockholm Monsters, a Bemusic production, though I dont think it's on the Cool as Ice comps. Brilliant!
Mick Aneworderfan wrote: I'm a huge fan of the early 52nd Street, I'd be eternally grateful if anyone uploaded on YouTube the live video of the unreleased track The Rapp (from a Factory compilation), I can't connect my VCR to my computer and I'd love a digital version.
Uploaded ![]()
Great performance!