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Which rare vinyl-only New Order track shall I play in my November Dandelion Radio show?

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  • Sunrise (4:16): edited version from 'Debut 11' 10" compilation 21 (62%)
  • Sub-Culture (Remix - Edit) (4:59): different edit from Belgian 7 FAC 133 2 (6%)
  • Bizarre Love Triangle (Extended Edit) (4:58): Qwest promo 12” PRO-A-2636 3 (9%)
  • The Perfect Kiss (3:50): Different 7" edit from FAC 123 promo 7 Inch 8 (24%)

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Please pick which of the four tracks above you'd like me to dig out of my archives, "digitally remaster" through my mixing desk and play as part of my November show on Internet station Dandelion Radio: http://www.dandelionradio.com. None of them have ever been released on CD before - and probably never will at the rate we're going! All are excslusive edits, different from the better-known released single or album versions.

I'll play whatever one gets the most votes!

Andy

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Sunrise, without a doubt.

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sunrise:bow:

if you read between the lines

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gotta go with sunrise too.

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the perfect kiss... stands out to me.

later -1

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Just to be different, I'll go with sub-culture...

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I'm going for a BLT........

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Sunrise for me......

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Sunrise for Me 2.

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Some might think this is the Exclusive remix (edit) of Subculture... it isn't, this is the FBN 7" edit, which is almost similar to the Substance edit...

Sunrise is far more exclusive as it contains an extra instrumental part before the second verse... a shame the end has been fade out very very early...

The Perfect Kiss (UK 7" edit) is just an edit of the original 12"... with Kiss Of Death/album intro...

Finally, Bizarre Love Triangle is a 'cheap' edit of the original 12"...

Even though I all got them already in digital quality I would say: Sunrise!

And for those who can't choose... send me an e-mail!

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musicoloog wrote: Some might think this is the Exclusive remix (edit) of Subculture... it isn't, this is the FBN 7" edit, which is almost similar to the Substance edit...

Almost Similar... but, nevertheless a different edit to the 7", 12" and Substance versions, actually.

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BLT's version. it's a fantastic song.

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musicoloog wrote: Some might think this is the Exclusive remix (edit) of Subculture... it isn't, this is the FBN 7" edit, which is almost similar to the Substance edit...

Sunrise is far more exclusive as it contains an extra instrumental part before the second verse... a shame the end has been fade out very very early...

The Perfect Kiss (UK 7" edit) is just an edit of the original 12"... with Kiss Of Death/album intro...

Finally, Bizarre Love Triangle is a 'cheap' edit of the original 12"...

Even though I all got them already in digital quality I would say: Sunrise!

And for those who can't choose... send me an e-mail!

Sunrise will do for me too! Although there's indeed a premature fade out, it's still a very strong track from Low Life which I always liked. So much energy, you can almost taste it. [En nog bedankt voor jouw Recycle-CD's Koen :wink:]

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Sunrise :bow:

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Sunrise, no doubt.

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The result of this poll features in my November show - repeating daily on Dandelion Radio at http://www.dandelionradio.com. Next play is 5pm Saturday afternoon and 11am Sunday morning (GMT). See the schedule on the website for other show times.

Tune in to hear their rare vinyl remastered and online - legally!

Won't be doing a poll for December's show this month, as have already decided to dig out my Hacienda Flexi Disc and play 'Rocking Carol' to get in the Festive spirit - one of the most rare New Order tracks!

Don't forget to vote in the official Festive Fifty at our website too!

Hope you enjoy the rare track this month, and the rest of the show!

Andy

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