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To ensure consistency with the current releases, would y'all be up for the following?
£50 Guy wrote: To ensure consistency with the current releases, would y'all be up for the following?
- World (Perfecto mix)
- BlueMonday95 (Manuela mix)
- BLT (Armand van Helden mix) [listed as "Bizzare Love Triangle - Van Halen mix"]
- Brutal (rarity from "The Beach" soundtrack)
- Spooky (album radio edit)
- 9teen63 (Joe T Vannelli Dubby mix)
- Vicious Circle (Mike Haas mix) [early fade-out, listed as "Vicious C..."]
- TrueFaith94 (Perfecto mix) [listed as "TWA Grim Up North mix"]
- World In Motion (No Alla Violenza mix)
I bet you that the final version isn't that much different! :p
Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nO
Tracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nOTracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
FInally i'll hear the live mix!
Posted elsewhere, my po faced response is...
Regret - New Order Mix Ruined In A Day - Reunited Mix World - Brothers In Rhythm Mix Spooky - Nightripper Mix True Faith - TWA Mix 1963 - 95 Let's Go - 95 Blue Monday - 95 Temptation - 98 True Faith - Peel Touched By The Hand Of God - Peel Isolation - Peel Paradise - Peel Atmosphere - Peel Vicious Circle - New Order Mix Ruined In A Day - Ambient Mix
(I'm only including the '95 versions as some if not all of them have different vocals and instrumentation added in the 94-95 time period. I've not used the multitude of odd remixes from the Rest Of due to disc space.)
Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nOTracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
Ha bloody Ha!
michael preda wrote:
Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nOTracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
FInally i'll hear the live mix!
You'll be amazed of how different it is from the other mixes!
mark reed wrote: Posted elsewhere, my po faced response is...
Regret - New Order Mix Ruined In A Day - Reunited Mix World - Brothers In Rhythm Mix Spooky - Nightripper Mix True Faith - TWA Mix 1963 - 95 Let's Go - 95 Blue Monday - 95 Temptation - 98 True Faith - Peel Touched By The Hand Of God - Peel Isolation - Peel Paradise - Peel Atmosphere - Peel Vicious Circle - New Order Mix Ruined In A Day - Ambient Mix
(I'm only including the '95 versions as some if not all of them have different vocals and instrumentation added in the 94-95 time period. I've not used the multitude of odd remixes from the Rest Of due to disc space.)
Too many tracks !!! keep it down to a more reasonanble 8 or 9 and leave half the disc blank and you might be nearer the mark....
£50 Guy wrote: To ensure consistency with the current releases, would y'all be up for the following?
- BLT (Armand van Helden mix) [listed as "Bizzare Love Triangle - Van Halen mix"]
This deserves to be thrown in an incinerator. Urgh.
Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nOTracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
State of the Nation.
A verbal confession that the so called "New Order" has been one long situationist joke, and that the punchline reads:
"The fans".
[NB - I have reported myself to the mods, played today by Sting and Phil Daniels]
galgo23 wrote: More of Hooky's Bass in the mix.
Fook me,I was just going to post the same thing & saw yours...I wonder how many say the same 
I can't remember who, but someone timed Hooky's bass on Reopublic : there's about 15 minutes of it on the album. More than you get of Metallica's guitarist on their albums anyway.
I'd buy it if the tracklisting for disc one looked like this:
Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Barney apologising for the band writing and recording Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Snorri xxx
Monsieur Round & Round wrote: Well, I've just came across this on the web...
On 30th February 2009 Rhino Records will re-issue one of the most consistent and influential albums of the 1990s, "Republic" by New Order. It will come with a bonus disc featuring extended versions, b-sides and remixes, as well as extensive sleevenotes, including interviews with all three band members. Released in 1993, New Order’s debut album for London Records - produced by none other than Stephen "Keep the motherfucking bass low in the motherfucking mix" Hague - is the sound of a band testing new waters after the loss of their indie credibility. The bonus disc features alternative versions and b-sides As a special bonus for the die-hardest fans, this re-release comes with a brand new Peter Saville sleeve, wich we can exclusively reveal:
new ORDER REPUBLIC
nOTracklisting: Disc one Regret World Ruined in a day Spooky Everyone everywhere Young offender Liar Chemical Times change Special Avalanche
Disc two Ruined in a day (Sly & Robbie radio edit) World (The price of love) (The Brothers in Rhythm mix) Ruined in a day (The 12" bogle mix) World (The price of love) (Brothers Dubstrumental) Ruined in a day (The dance hall groove) World (The price of love) (World in action mix) Ruined in a day (Rhythm Twins dub) World (The price of love) (The Pharmacy dub) Ruined in a day (The live mix) State of the nation
actually, different artwork wouldn't be such a bad idea ...
How the fukcing hell did I miss this one? Surely a contender for the funniest ever thread replies ....
