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14 Jun 2002, 07:51

Whilst listening to 'Getting all this Stuff Ready in Due Time' yesterday, a bolt from above hit me during Primitive Notion and I realised how much the production of this song was inspired by that of several songs on Electronic's Twisted Tenderness album: Haze, Breakdown,... : all those little scintillating sounds here and there, etc.

Am I the only one who dicovered that?

14 Jun 2002, 07:57

Not really noticed but as i love ELECTRONIC and think that TWISTED TENDERNESS is superb i will give it some thought. Cheers ROCKET MICK

14 Jun 2002, 07:59

Originally posted by ROCKET MICK Not really noticed but as i love ELECTRONIC and think that TWISTED TENDERNESS is superb i will give it some thought.Cheers ROCKET MICK

Rocket Ship is that you on the front cover of TT with a few days growth on the go?

Surely Greeny Primitive Nosebag is more hardcore than the fairly pedestrian TT album?

:hat:

14 Jun 2002, 08:01

No try UNCLE FESTA meets PHIL MITCHELL meets DEAD MAN WALKING.....

14 Jun 2002, 08:06

Originally posted by ROCKET MICK No try UNCLE FESTA meets PHIL MITCHELL meets DEAD MAN WALKING.....

yeah, you.

:hat:

14 Jun 2002, 08:08

CORRECT sir!

14 Jun 2002, 09:04

Originally posted by ROCKET MICK No try UNCLE FESTA meets PHIL MITCHELL meets DEAD MAN WALKING.....

Add in the dress sense of Dick Emery's son Gaylord and you're nearly there:;

14 Jun 2002, 09:08

How observant MR LIVERPOOL MAN but i thought my fetching two piece with RED DOCKS worked a treat.:p

14 Jun 2002, 09:10

I mean DOCs,DOCKS is wot they have nearly shutdown! ROCKET SCAB MICK

14 Jun 2002, 09:17

Originally posted by Hank Wiseass©
> Originally posted by ROCKET MICK> No try UNCLE FESTA meets PHIL MITCHELL meets DEAD MAN WALKING.....

Add in the dress sense of Dick Emery's son Gaylord and you're nearly there:; that's meant to be an ironic wink ;)at the end, in a no offence type way.

14 Jun 2002, 09:21

Cheers but i am here to be knocked down if you so wish.Seriously though nice to meet you both at the WORLDS END pub.A great weekend all round and only wish i could remember ALL that went on.Hope to meet everyone again soon.:) :) REGARDS THE ROCKET IN HIS BEST BIB AND TUCKER MICK

14 Jun 2002, 09:35

Are you confusing me with someone who has two heads or referring to the other half? As I manged to wink with both eyes open in my original message. BTW my shiner is still in evidence even though it was previously deleted. Confused??? you will be If I don't shut up soon HANK NEW KEYBOARD AT THE GET READY WISEASS© .

14 Jun 2002, 10:03

Actually, the guitar work reminds me of Low-Lifes Sunrise and Sooner Than You Think.

14 Jun 2002, 17:48

God, sometimes you lot do write some serious toilet.

14 Jun 2002, 17:59

Hello JIM hows things in your bathroom....?

14 Jun 2002, 18:27

Yeah - like he said to me only earlier - lighten up will ya? Have yerself a few jars... !! :beer: ;)

:cool2: :cool2:

15 Jun 2002, 04:33

Yeah, you're right. Heavy night on the big booze bendy slide...... :sick:

15 Jun 2002, 04:35

Morning Jim how r u this morning! ROCKET BOGBRUSH MICK

15 Jun 2002, 06:18

Back to the original question.... :evil4:

Twisted Tenderness is a fuckin great song :nod: In fact that album is brilliant - not long ago I devised another New Order / Electronic compilation, including stuff from Technickers, Raise The Pressure, Republica, TT, Get Rockin + Here To Stay & Out of Control - it's amazing how well you can blend the songs together:D

But....Primitive Notion wins the draw hands down fer moi - loved it the first time I heard it, and it's still probably my favourite song on the album;)