The definitive 'Recycled' track listing?

I've been giving this some more thought, and have come to the conclusion that 18 discs is far too many, and they'll be too pricey for us lot to buy. Here's my final submission for the New Order Recycled project, down to eight discs - nine if you include the 'BBC sessions' disc - which may now be an obsolete idea, depending on what turns up on the new 'Peel Sessions' double CD:

http://www.morriso.btinternet.co.uk/ShorterRecycleSuggestion.html

I've got rid of any remixes (and early B-sides) which can already be found on CD, and have mainly stuck to tracks which have only ever been available on vinyl - along with a few 'Republic' radio edits. Perhaps disc nine could include those sought after demos and rareities ('Elegia', Hacianda Christmas Disc, original 'Let's Go' demo with different vocals, etc).

I reckon this would be both affordable and relatively cheap to make and purchase. Bring it on!

Regards, Andrew Morrison Email: morriso@btinternet.com ICQ No. 52250781 Website: http://www.trustnoone.org.uk

I still feel that to include most of the London releases (from 1993 onwards) in preference to having the complete original Factory catalogue retained is a bit superfluous...seeing as it's the Factory stuff that most of the fans (like myself) would have far more enthusiasm for, not those dreadful Pete Tong-sanctioned mixes of duff tracks like Someone Like You for instance... but then that's just me splitting hairs... mind you spitting hairs is what I'd be doing if somehow by Hook or by Barney those wretched Bogie Mixes of Ruined In A Day found their way onto ANY New Order retrospective box set....!!! ;)

also you have missed off don't do it from the fine time cd single, shame - as that's a great song.

Originally posted by hibster also you have missed off don't do it from the fine time cd single, shame - as that's a great song.

That's coz it was on the Fine Time CD single, which is easy to track down at online record stores - same reason I missed a lot of the early B-sides, as they were on the Substance CD 2. Don't Do It is class, I've always wondered how it would sound if they performed it live...

Regards, Andrew Morrison Email: morriso@btinternet.com ICQ No. 52250781 Website: http://www.trustnoone.org.uk