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Anyone got this?

Found it rooting through some old tapes while trying to locate a track listing for some very unusual FeelEveryBeat remixes!

Cant find an awful lot on the web about it, got a new order and joydivision track on it (turn the heater on, transmission) But how did NewOrder get this into a top 20!! isnt it a cover of the Keith Hudson track recorded as a tribute to Ian ?

hoping rather wistfully its rare but i somehow doubt it!!!

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I.D. - I've got one of those too! Also a few from 'Number One' magazine, Record Mirror, etc.

Might be rare - most of those things were given away on the front of children's comics - (yeah, I buy them if New Order are featured - satisfied?) so perhaps not many adults have them :lol:

'Kids Like Us' (Fac 103 1/2)

Actually, that's a point - how many of us would swallow our pride and go into a shop to buy 'Bunty Comic' if it had an interview with Gillian in it?

(No, you're not allowed to claim it's for your daughter/baby sister, etc.)

Hmmm... ...Yes...okay...I'd do it... :blush:

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Originally posted by Chris Nash I.D. - I've got one of those too! Also a few from 'Number One' magazine, Record Mirror, etc.Might be rare - most of those things were given away on the front of children's comics - (yeah, I buy them if New Order are featured - satisfied?) so perhaps not many adults have them :lol:'Kids Like Us' (Fac 103 1/2)Actually, that's a point - how many of us would swallow our pride and go into a shop to buy 'Bunty Comic' if it had an interview with Gillian in it?(No, you're not allowed to claim it's for your daughter/baby sister, etc.)Hmmm... ...Yes...okay...I'd do it... :blush:

Im afraid im a bit of a sucker for that and buy anything with neworder on the cover!! hell i even bought TimeOut a few months back cause of an interview :D

Whats the weirdest or crappest thing you've bought merely for the neworder collection??

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Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....

Also, the US musician magazine Music Technology, the June 89 issue, with the Order on the cover, and a great Steven Morris interview. I remember thinking when I saw that on the newstand "bloody hell......what's up with that?" and bought it right away.

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By thinking quickly, these two items must correspond to the "odd New Order related item that I own" description:

  • A promo tape cassette of The Beat Club's Security, "featuring New Order's Bernard Sumner";

  • The 12" single of Technotronic's Rockin' Over The Beat, "featuring the Bernard Sumner Rockin' Over Manchester Remixes".

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Originally posted by Green Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

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Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

I think ive got a cassette single of electroset how does it feel?

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Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

i have NOT got the original cos i would not collect TAPES in the early 80's cos i wanted ARTWORK in the BIG format.But i have SUNRISE instrumental on a CD that MUFFY sent with a LIVE GIG!Interested? :D

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ELEGIA and LET'S GO demos too with LONDON POLY 61285,great concert.:D

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Originally posted by ROCKET MICK > Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

i have NOT got the original cos i would not collect TAPES in the early 80's cos i wanted ARTWORK in the BIG format.But i have SUNRISE instrumental on a CD that MUFFY sent with a LIVE GIG!Interested? :D

If I send you the tape, can you do the business and send it back? I know it's a bit cheeky to ask....

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I bought Paul Young, Grace Jones, etc. singles just for the J.D covers...

'Smash Hits' several times.

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I bought a 1986 copy of Melody Maker off ebay for 10 notes just last week solely cos it had a review of New Order live in Montreal in it, and it's a review I couldn't find in my collection anywhere.

I once bought a pair of basketball(!) boots, and those Nike socks which had the word horizontally around the top, bordered by two thick lines, just cos Barney wore the same apparel at Finsbury 87. I already had the baggy shorts, so didn't need to go out and get a new pair of those. God, I thought I looked cool for about 4 days after that.

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Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by ROCKET MICK> > > > Originally posted by Old Blue> > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

i have NOT got the original cos i would not collect TAPES in the early 80's cos i wanted ARTWORK in the BIG format.But i have SUNRISE instrumental on a CD that MUFFY sent with a LIVE GIG!Interested? :D

If I send you the tape, can you do the business and send it back? I know it's a bit cheeky to ask....

Yes thats OK,then i get a COPY myself:D

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Originally posted by Ruined in a B - The 12" single of Technotronic's Rockin' Over The Beat, "featuring the Bernard Sumner Rockin' Over Manchester Remixes".

I've heard this existed, is it as terrible as it sounds? scary

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A Devine lp featuring Love Reaction...

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Originally posted by Kevin Lingley > Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

I think ive got a cassette single of electroset how does it feel?

and I've got the cd single of elctroset...bought just because it was a cover of the order...

I also picked up the factory tape...someone mentioned this in another thread a while back...again...just because of the order connection...

and I once purchased an ad out of a magazine, something about new order thanking people... on ebay...I'll have to scan it and put it up...or would that be copyright infringement???

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Nothing apart from most magazines including all those from SOUNDS and NME with free casettes which i NEVER play. Got the NEW ORDER PUZZLE and the matches from DRY 201. Odd 3 inch CDS from JAPAN,books/7 inch single then same again in CD/better Book.Kept every magazine in pristine condition though and not just cut out the articles so i would not lose them.Trouble is i don't throw any mags away so have aprox 800 mags,only a few have ORDER or related items but like to collect sets.Now managed to stop buying some.With the internet you can view most stuff easily without it taking over your house! :D

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got the DAT of technique knowing full well would never get a DAT player.

factory benelux 12" cos it had steve & gillian on it doing backing music for some woman singer

from manchester with love double cd cos it had a remix of blue monday on it i didnt have.

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Well, I have exchanged with a friend a Nietsche book for the Spanish book "Joy Division Ian Curtis Canciones". That was a good trade but I don't speak Spanish. :D

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Here is a pic of the Discreet Campaigns cassette.....

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis I bought a 1986 copy of Melody Maker off ebay for 10 notes just last week solely cos it had a review of New Order live in Montreal in it, and it's a review I couldn't find in my collection anywhere.

Wait, wait, wait...

WAIT a second...

Did you say... MONTREAL ???

:eek:

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Originally posted by The Death of Art Spells the Murder of Artists > Originally posted by Ruined in a B> > - The 12" single of Technotronic's Rockin' Over The Beat, "featuring the Bernard Sumner Rockin' Over Manchester Remixes".> >

I've heard this existed, is it as terrible as it sounds? scary

Well, it's not all that different from the original track, but you have to give Barney some credut -- I think the remixes are good.

But of course, if you loathe the Technotronic stuff from that era, there is no way you will like it, Barney or not! :)

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Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd and I've got the cd single of elctroset...bought just because it was a cover of the order...

Wow, I had forgotten about that one.

I have it on a white label 12", way before it was officially released as a single. Therefore I only have one or two versions of it (I know the single has several remixes on it).

I remember when I heard that the first time -- I was at a DJ record shop (when I liked to think I was an amateur DJ) and I was checking out the new releases for the week, and suddenly, the guy at the front desk (they had mixing tables next to the cashier, which these places usually have) put that record on and I jumped 10 feet up when I realized it was a techno version of Blue Monday.

It took 10 secs and I had the record in my hands.

Good souvenirs!!!

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Originally posted by hibster got the DAT of technique knowing full well would never get a DAT player.factory benelux 12" cos it had steve & gillian on it doing backing music for some woman singerfrom manchester with love double cd cos it had a remix of blue monday on it i didnt have.

HIBSTER you have just reminded me that i bought that same CD set but only paid £7 so not bad for one track!:D

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Originally posted by Ruined in a B > Originally posted by Al Jarvis I bought a 1986 copy of Melody Maker off ebay for 10 notes just last week solely cos it had a review of New Order live in Montreal in it, and it's a review I couldn't find in my collection anywhere.

Wait, wait, wait...

WAIT a second...

Did you say... MONTREAL ???

:eek:

Yeah, Montreal, supported by the Bodines. Can't remember the venue but it was in Melody Maker, Dec 86 so must've been part of the Canada/US tour they'd just done. Can't actually find it listed on the gigs listing here, or at Waterrat's. I'll dig out the review from home.. .

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I've got a very rare recording of this show if anyone is interested.

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Definitely interested, will buy a copy or swap for similar...

Just thought - one of the (now) rarer N.O./J.D. related items I've got is my Hacienda membership card! Also several DJ white labels, which a friend of mine insists on buying and giving to me as prezzies. As you fcan imagine, he's my best mate!

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I bought factory badge FAC221 (which I wore to 24HPP) and the factory wall calendar. Does watching Topranko count (Tony Wilson as the presenter)? There was also the time I bought NME or similar as it had stickers to go with Technique which I thought was cool! But surely the weirdest thing anyone bought NO related was anything by Revenge!

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Those NME played cards were quite obscure! remember them?

i've got the one with Barney on!

Anyone got the full set?

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Originally posted by .I-D. Anyone got this?Found it rooting through some old tapes while trying to locate a track listing for some very unusual FeelEveryBeat remixes!Cant find an awful lot on the web about it, got a new order and joydivision track on it (turn the heater on, transmission) But how did NewOrder get this into a top 20!! isnt it a cover of the Keith Hudson track recorded as a tribute to Ian ?hoping rather wistfully its rare but i somehow doubt it!!!

I've got that somewhere also. Got it for similar reason.

I also used to quite like the Flatmates. They put their home phone number on thier record sleeves, now thats what I call Indie.

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Someone I know pulled the Flatmates bass player at one of their gigs ;)

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Originally posted by .I-D. Those NME played cards were quite obscure! remember them?i've got the one with Barney on!Anyone got the full set?

i have, took them to the paris gig for the train journey...

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Originally posted by hibster > Originally posted by .I-D.> Those NME played cards were quite obscure! remember them?> > i've got the one with Barney on!> > Anyone got the full set?

i have, took them to the paris gig for the train journey...

Yes i had a FULL set but gave them to my son who then lost them in a game of CARDS!:D

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barney was the 5 of clubs btw. ian curtis was also in there.

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Originally posted by Old Blue > Originally posted by ROCKET MICK> > > > Originally posted by Old Blue> > Originally posted by Green> Let's see, don't know how odd this is, but I've the Discreet Campaigns cassette that has a rough instrumental version of Sunrise, as well as a track by Durutti Column Weakness And Fever, as well as some other bands of the period, such as Eyeless In Gaza, The Wake, Dif Juz, Chris And Cosey, etc....>

I've been listening to this tape in the car for the last few days (whilst my CD changer is away being fixed) and it's brilliant. Not a duff track on it. I'll have to try and persuade Rocket to put it on CD for me (hint, hint!!)

i have NOT got the original cos i would not collect TAPES in the early 80's cos i wanted ARTWORK in the BIG format.But i have SUNRISE instrumental on a CD that MUFFY sent with a LIVE GIG!Interested? :D

If I send you the tape, can you do the business and send it back? I know it's a bit cheeky to ask....

OLD BLUE...firstly thanks for those BLACK BLANKS which are sitting rather smugly alongside some PURPLE,BLUE,GREEN and RED ones that HOOKY's WALLET sent me yesterday.Great to have this item here and may i say what great nick it is in.I will record this next week when all the new software etc has been added to eliminate this HUNTSMAN spotted problem of channels missing...probably full of ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS...JOKE :D. Cheers ROCKET MICK :cool2: :redhat:

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Once bought a NEW ORDER record in a plain black cover!:D

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick Once bought a NEW ORDER record in a plain black cover!:D

Yeah, me too, it was Sub-Culture... :D

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Originally posted by Be Music > Originally posted by Rocket Mick> Once bought a NEW ORDER record in a plain black cover!:D

Yeah, me too, it was Sub-Culture... :D

That is it!:D FAC 53

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as was confusion, streetwise promo...

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About the most useless NO-related purchase I made was of this magazine "Revolution" or something like that, which was featuring "The 50 Best Electronic Albums" or something like that. I bought it solely because PCL was featured at number 5 (i think). Needless to say, I found the rest of the magazine to be a complete bore and have since decided to exercise more caution buying magazines with the Order.....

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Originally posted by hibster as was confusion, streetwise promo...

Should have a white cover with STREETWISE on it in RED letters? Has someone nicked it HIBBY?:D

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 About the most useless NO-related purchase I made was of this magazine "Revolution" or something like that, which was featuring "The 50 Best Electronic Albums" or something like that. I bought it solely because PCL was featured at number 5 (i think). Needless to say, I found the rest of the magazine to be a complete bore and have since decided to exercise more caution buying magazines with the Order.....

Hey, I bought that same issue....that magazine sure didn't last long did it? Actually, the official list was the 50 albums that killed rock 'n' roll....and got us dancing. As far as lists go, it was interesting (KLF, Chic, St. Etienne, etc). The Mondays were #37 for Pills 'n' Thrills, while I was shocked to find a US mag give props to Cabaret Voltaires "Micro-phonies" at #36, which is why I kept the damn thing. One little blurb for the Order and PC&L, which listed at #7 though.

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Originally posted by Rocket Mick > Originally posted by hibster> as was confusion, streetwise promo...>

Should have a white cover with STREETWISE on it in RED letters? Has someone nicked it HIBBY?:D

no, its in a record case. wait a minute, where's it gone? mick???

thought it had black sleeve from memory, happy to be proved wrong.

ok, blue monday then, that had a black sleeve (if you ignore the edge)

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Originally posted by hibster > Originally posted by Rocket Mick> > > > Originally posted by hibster> > as was confusion, streetwise promo...> > >

Should have a white cover with STREETWISE on it in RED letters? Has someone nicked it HIBBY?:D

no, its in a record case. wait a minute, where's it gone? mick???

thought it had black sleeve from memory, happy to be proved wrong.

ok, blue monday then, that had a black sleeve (if you ignore the edge)

Yes that's better,you were probably thinking of the MINIMAL records remixes of CONFUSION ,some by AB which is a BLACK COVER with MINIMAL RECORDS on it,it does what it says on the cover! :D

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I bought that silence live album, nuff said

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Originally posted by Green > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> About the most useless NO-related purchase I made was of this magazine "Revolution" or something like that, which was featuring "The 50 Best Electronic Albums" or something like that. I bought it solely because PCL was featured at number 5 (i think). Needless to say, I found the rest of the magazine to be a complete bore and have since decided to exercise more caution buying magazines with the Order.....

Hey, I bought that same issue....that magazine sure didn't last long did it? Actually, the official list was the 50 albums that killed rock 'n' roll....and got us dancing. As far as lists go, it was interesting (KLF, Chic, St. Etienne, etc). The Mondays were #37 for Pills 'n' Thrills, while I was shocked to find a US mag give props to Cabaret Voltaires "Micro-phonies" at #36, which is why I kept the damn thing. One little blurb for the Order and PC&L, which listed at #7 though.

Yeah, "Revolution" died a quick death, it sort of faded from the newstands gradually if I remember correctly. It's also nice to notice another mag that started up at the same time (Revolver) began as a cheap ripoff of Spin or a less-artsy Q and has since become Nu-metal to the extreme. I keep one early issue (with Freddy Durst on the cover, perhaps fortelling the eventual demise of serious music criticism in the mag) simply because it has a nice story on Pete Townshend and a pic of Ian's grave in a "Rock and Roll Grave tour". When was the last time you saw a mention of either these two in Revolver's pages? It had promise, but due to lack of sales I guess they decided to go the Circus magazine route.....

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I have the single (only used for radio) of Brutal.. Uhmm.. I bought Blue Order *blush*

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Call me crazy but i have Rest Of... and... i even sometimes... listen to it!!

My god, i am so ashamed...

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Originally posted by DoN Anyone got this?Found it rooting through some old tapes while trying to locate a track listing for some very unusual FeelEveryBeat remixes!Cant find an awful lot on the web about it, got a new order and joydivision track on it (turn the heater on, transmission) But how did NewOrder get this into a top 20!! isnt it a cover of the Keith Hudson track recorded as a tribute to Ian ?hoping rather wistfully its rare but i somehow doubt it!!!

i got the entire soup dragons album for my 16th birthday. have no idea where it is now...

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