In which JD/NO song did the words "alter ego" appear?
(Quite Hard)
P.S. Get the answer within an hour and win a bag-o-chips
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In which JD/NO song did the words "alter ego" appear?
(Quite Hard)
P.S. Get the answer within an hour and win a bag-o-chips
Facsy, are you saying this is a New Order song, Joy Division song OR a joint NO/JD joint venture.
(sniffing for a clue obviously)
... Okay that's it, I give in. Clues a plenty Facto - bring it on. If Nic doesn't know, and Marco's keeping his head down....
be quick - about to leave until next week.
Another vocal from same song: "Someone told me i was wrong, but then again i`ve heard some stories"
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'Let's Go'
Put that in your bastard pipe and smoke it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fac21 that was a fucking classic question that. I know the instrumental was on the 'Salvation' soundtrack, but can't remember when or where this obscure vocal version came from. Undeniably the better version, I mean, the one on 'The Best of' is shit in comparison, don't you agree?
... it's coming back to me. I think it was on a B-side of something. On the record it says 'Let's Go (with lyrics). Yes?
"Let's Go" is featured on an alternate version of the "Best Of" (the American one, I think), so it is on an album. An instrumental version was on the "Salvation" soundtrack...
Geoff - the 'Let's Go' in question is a rareity - a bootleg single I'm sure. The Best Of version with 'Let's Go' had lyrics, yes, but they were different - as was the melody.
Only Facto can set us straight on this one.
To re-cap:
1'Let's Go' (with lyrics) bootleg 2 'Let's Go' (without lyrics) on 'Salvation' 3 'Let's Go' (re-done with different melody and lyrics) for 'The Best Of'
Let's go is also on the CD Single of Nineteen 63 as the B-Side...
So this must be the original version? before Arthur Baker re-wrote it?
That's weird. I checked my "1693" CD-single and it only features "1963" remixes. A different version, I guess...
The version on the 1963 single came in a white box with some postcard thingys I think. It was a far better cd than the dire Joe T vanelli mix cd
The Answer was :
"Let`s Go (Original Vocal Version)"
And it can be downloaded from this site as a mp3
... so who wins the crisps???