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LTM presents an expanded CD edition of the debut album by The Other Two, the electronic pop duo comprising Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert of New Order.

The Other Two came into being in 1990, spurred by Morris and Gilbert’s work on television soundtracks, and a temporary lull in New Order activity in which Electronic and Revenge also released albums. First album The Other Two & You features ten original synth pop gems produced by the duo with Stephen Hague, with surprise vocals by Gillian, showcased on the singles Tasty Fish and Selfish.

Originally scheduled for release on Factory Records in late 1992, The Other Two & You was delayed by the collapse of the label, and instead emerged on London in 1993. This expanded edition features all tracks from the original Factory/London album as well as six bonus tracks from companion singles, including superb mixes by Moby, Pascal Gabriel and Boys Own.

The album also includes Loved It, originally released as a free CD to celebrate the opening of the controversial Factory HQ building on Charles Street (Manchester) in September 1990. The remastered CD runs for 76 minutes, and features new artwork and detailed sleevenotes.

Please note this CD is not for sale in North America and Canada.

Tracklist:

TASTY FISH 3.47

THE GREATEST THING 3.39

SELFISH 4.09

MOVIN’ ON 4.44

NINTH CONFIGURATION 4.19

FEEL THIS LOVE 4.26

SPIRIT LEVEL 3.51

NIGHT VOICE 2.05

INNOCENCE 5.46

LOVED IT (THE OTHER TRACK) 4.46

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TASTY FISH (PASCAL MIX 12”) 5.20

SELFISH (THAT POP MIX) 5.28

THE GREATEST THING (PASCAL MIX) 3.30

MOVIN’ ON (MOBY MIX) 5.50

TASTY FISH (ALMOND SLICE MIX) 4.35

SELFISH (JUNIOR STYLE DUB) 9.02

Artist: THE OTHER TWO

Title: “Super Highways”

Cat No: LTMCD 2553 (15 tracks)

Released: 25 January 2010

Barcode: 502 4545 5789 28

LTM presents an expanded CD edition of the second album by The Other Two, the electronic pop duo comprising Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert of New Order.

The Other Two came into being in 1990, spurred by Morris and Gilbert’s work on television soundtracks, and a temporary lull in New Order activity in which Electronic and Revenge also released albums. Debut album The Other Two & You was finally released in 1993, produced by the duo with Stephen Hague and featuring infectious singles Tasty Fish, Selfish and Innocence.

Super Highways, their second album, followed in 1999. Produced by O2 with Tim Oliver, vocals are shared by Gillian and Melanie Williams, best known for her guest vocal on the hit Sub Sub single Ain’t No Love (Ain’t No Use). The title track was also released as a single, featuring remixes by Andy Votel and Cevin Fisher.

This expanded edition features all tracks from the original album as well as three bonus tracks from companion singles, including a rare mix of Tasty Fish by K-Klass. The remastered CD runs for 76 minutes, the booklet features archive images and detailed sleevenotes.

Please note this CD is not for sale in North America and Canada.

Tracklist:

YOU CAN FLY 4.55

SUPER HIGHWAYS 5.05

THE RIVER 4.17

ONE LAST KISS 5.05

VOYTEK 4.57

UNWANTED 4.26

NEW HORIZONS 4.07

COLD FEET 4.34

THE GRAVE 6.49

HELLO 3.49

RIPPLE 3.50

WEIRD WOMAN 4.22

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SUPER HIGHWAYS (VOTEL MIX) 5.40

YOU CAN FLY (CEVIN FISHER) 8.53

TASTY FISH (K-KLASS MIX) 6.48

For more information contact James on tel/fax 01362 861009 or on e-mail at: jnice@ltmpub.freeserve.co.uk www.ltmrecordings.com

from http://worldinmotion.NET/

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cheers steve

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why is steve spamming his own music on NOOL? he must have some friends that could spread the word for him, instead of him doing it himself, trying to hide behind the silly 'Linus' moniker.... :nono:

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You guys are nuts, I live in Brooklyn Ny and I am not STEVE, thik what you want, I put in on because I saw it on WORLDINMOTION.Net and it was not mentioned on this website, I am excited because I can finally have a sealed copy of this album the one I have is kind of used and beat up and AMAZON.CO.UK has very good international shipping rates, can any one tell me where can I also get a copy of Monaco's Music for Pleasure sealed, because online they are very expensive, again for the 100th time I am not STEVE but LINUS from Brooklyn NY,

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linus sulanki wrote: You guys are nuts, I live in Brooklyn Ny and I am not STEVE, thik what you want, I put in on because I saw it on WORLDINMOTION.Net and it was not mentioned on this website, I am excited because I can finally have a sealed copy of this album the one I have is kind of used and beat up and AMAZON.CO.UK has very good international shipping rates, can any one tell me where can I also get a copy of Monaco's Music for Pleasure sealed, because online they are very expensive, again for the 100th time I am not STEVE but LINUS from Brooklyn NY,

gO TO the THIRD forum DOWN ON THE left AT TOP of page...MUSIC FOR PLEASURE....it IS mentioned:hat: :lol:

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Hmmm... no Satisfied or some of the other mixes. Humpf!!

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linus sulanki wrote: can any one tell me where can I also get a copy of Monaco's Music for Pleasure sealed, because online they are very expensive, again for the 100th time I am not STEVE but LINUS from Brooklyn NY,

Ask your former band mate Peter,he'll have one Steve

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Steve wrote: You guys are nuts

We're savages, mate :nod:

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linus sulanki wrote: I am not STEVE but LINUS from Brooklyn NY,

The lady doth protest too much.

Again.

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linus sulanki wrote: You guys are nuts, I live in Brooklyn Ny and I am not STEVE,

Here Steve,any truth in the story that you gave Darkmans mate a cd after a drunken night out?

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Hmmm... no Satisfied or some of the other mixes. Humpf!!

What Steve neglected to mention above is that a bonus CD of 'rare and unreleased stuff' will be included free if both CDs are bought from LTM at the same time.

It says:

"Full length free bonus CD by O2 featuring rare mixes and unreleased material, available only to LTM mailorder customers who buy The Other Two and You and Super Highways together"

The website is very coy about what's included on this thrid CD - perhaps some kind of reckless speculation culminating in some name-calling and mud-slinging is in order here?

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:laugh: :abovelol: :lol: :thumb:

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Just ordered mine with the bonus cd :thumb:

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Jonny Donepoindatgunname wrote:

Hmmm... no Satisfied or some of the other mixes. Humpf!!

What Steve neglected to mention above is that a bonus CD of 'rare and unreleased stuff' will be included free if both CDs are bought from LTM at the same time.

It says:

"Full length free bonus CD by O2 featuring rare mixes and unreleased material, available only to LTM mailorder customers who buy The Other Two and You and Super Highways together"

The website is very coy about what's included on this thrid CD - perhaps some kind of reckless speculation culminating in some name-calling and mud-slinging is in order here?

are these cds really worth getting?:confused2:

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are these cds really worth getting?

Financially? Socio-historically? Artistically? For posterity? For the sake of anarchy? Anachronistically?

Just ordered mine with the bonus cd

Please post a tracklisting here when you get it - it may help some of us decide whether or not these cds really are worth getting...

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Tracklisting and a previous post is on the 3rd forum "Music For Pleasure" - all will be revealed! :thumb:

:smoking:

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Cheers Nick - will check it out.

EDIT: no 'Satisfied' on the bonus disc, apparently at OT's request. Bah...

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Jonny Donepoindatgunname wrote: Cheers Nick - will check it out.

EDIT: no 'Satisfied' on the bonus disc, apparently at OT's request. Bah...

Tell me about it... :(

:smoking:

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Nick King wrote:

Jonny Donepoindatgunname wrote: Cheers Nick - will check it out.

EDIT: no 'Satisfied' on the bonus disc, apparently at OT's request. Bah...

Tell me about it... :(

:smoking:

What's the story?

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I'd like to have Satisfied on CD, but oh well, maybe in the future? It would be nice to know why they vetoed it's inclusion though, it's a good song. I think I'll buy both CDs at some point in the near future regardless, it will be nice to hear them in high fidelity while driving.

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