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Vanishing Point vs Someone Like You

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PhilBarnes wrote:

Isamu wrote: Also, did Gillian play all the keyboard parts in VP?

I thought that the sequenced parts were composed by Steve and Gillian for "Making Out", then it was turned into a New Order song.

The synth bass part sounds like it was composed by Steve with the music software "M".

Peter

oh so that's where that "making out" instrumental version of V.P. stems from, then? (pardon my ignorance but i'm not familiar w. said series) i really love that version, actually, maybe even better than the album version.

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Arfur Fuscake wrote: I think you might be right. Certainly the second series of making out had the odd bit of music that appeared on The Other Twos first album and a re-recorded Vanishing Point for the play out.

Yup, it originally appeared on Making Out (a slightly different version than the instrumental version that appeared on the Round & Round single).

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Nick King wrote:

Arfur Fuscake wrote: I think you might be right. Certainly the second series of making out had the odd bit of music that appeared on The Other Twos first album and a re-recorded Vanishing Point for the play out.

Yup, it originally appeared on Making Out (a slightly different version than the instrumental version that appeared on the Round & Round single).

:smoking:

Mess around mess around! :lol:

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SHED wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Arfur Fuscake wrote: I think you might be right. Certainly the second series of making out had the odd bit of music that appeared on The Other Twos first album and a re-recorded Vanishing Point for the play out.

Yup, it originally appeared on Making Out (a slightly different version than the instrumental version that appeared on the Round & Round single).

:smoking:

Mess around mess around! :lol:

:thumb: :lol:

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(weird, I went to submit this and it just erased the message...I guess what I have to say isn't worth a crap lol)

I went with Vanishing Point. SLY is a good song but VP is a great song. In my last message that was deleted I went into some detail how Vanishing Point, Mr. Disco and Dream Attack should have been the singles from Technique.

Vanishing Point has great lyrics and it's named after a cool cult film. Can't lose there.

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Jackson Withrow wrote: (weird, I went to submit this and it just erased the message...I guess what I have to say isn't worth a crap lol)

That's happened to me a few times, I think it's due to taking so long before submitting the post, probably Nicks way of cutting out long winded rubbish comments.

I always select and copy the text if I think I might have taken too long, then I can just paste it back if it gets lost.

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Jackson Withrow wrote: (weird, I went to submit this and it just erased the message...I guess what I have to say isn't worth a crap lol)

I went with Vanishing Point. SLY is a good song but VP is a great song. In my last message that was deleted I went into some detail how Vanishing Point, Mr. Disco and Dream Attack should have been the singles from Technique.

Vanishing Point has great lyrics and it's named after a cool cult film. Can't lose there.

totally agree.

I think the four singles from technique should have been, in this order

  1. Fine Time (it IS incredibly catchy and fun to dance to. It made me buy Technique).

  2. Vanishing Point.

  3. Round and Round

  4. Mr. Disco

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Another wan fer VP. Probably my favourite track from Technique.

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Someone Like You had a lot of potential - especially as a 2nd single from Get Ready - but I'm convinced they lost it somewhere during the mixing period; it just sounds like a really drab track for some reason and the excessive backing vox always ruins it for me.

Big fan of the trancetastic James Holden Dub, in fact gonnae stick it on the iPod just now :nod:

As for VP... pure bliss and the clear winner here :thumb:

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Ally wrote: Someone Like You had a lot of potential - especially as a 2nd single from Get Ready - but I'm convinced they lost it somewhere during the mixing period; it just sounds like a really drab track for some reason and the excessive backing vox always ruins it for me.

Big fan of the trancetastic James Holden Dub, in fact gonnae stick it on the iPod just now :nod:

As for VP... pure bliss and the clear winner here :thumb:

Cannae mind who did the futureshock vocal mix of SLY (Gabriel & Dresden???) that's a good version of it.

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AgentWood wrote: i like someone like you, but it's vanishing point by a mile!

that captures my feeling as well

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Shug wrote: Cannae mind who did the futureshock vocal mix of SLY (Gabriel & Dresden???) that's a good version of it.

Futureshock ;) The G&D is probably the best remix IMO.

All the SLY mixes:

Someone Like You (Futureshock Vox Remix) (8:08) Someone Like You (Funk D'Void Remix - With Guitar & Vocals) (9:58) Someone Like You (Gabriel & Dresden 911 Vocal Mix) (11:13) Someone Like You (Futureshock Strip Down) (7:53) Someone Like You (Funk D'Void Remix - No Guitar Solo & Less) (9:55) Someone Like You (Gabriel & Dresden Voco-Tech Dub) (11:13)

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Cutting to the chase:

Vanishing Point = GREAT, FANTASTIC, WONDERFUL, GODLIKE. Someone Like You = SHITE, CROCK, PANTS, ARSEQUAKE.

You must be completely mad to even think about mentioning these two songs in the same breath. :nono: :rolleyes:

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Vanishing Point.

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