Stray Dog Instrumental
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You can find it by using the peer to peer program 'Soulseek' Just register, set up a shared music directory and search 'new order stray dog instrumental'. I'm sharing it and my Soulseek is on right now ;-)
Bart wrote: You can find it by using the peer to peer program 'Soulseek' Just register, set up a shared music directory and search 'new order stray dog instrumental'. I'm sharing it and my Soulseek is on right now ;-)
This version is fan-made and it sounds terrible. Just listen with headphones and you'll notice the sound turns into mono during the removed vocal parts.
Ricardo wrote:
This version is fan-made and it sounds terrible. Just listen with headphones and you'll notice the sound turns into mono during the removed vocal parts.
Yes I can hear it too... I found it in the Music Complete Radio Edits folder (also downloaded with Soulseek). No idea who made these...
Stray Dog doesn't quite do it for me. Strange, I love Iggy and I love the music, it's just... Doesn't work as well as it should.
Michael Monkhouse wrote: Stray Dog doesn't quite do it for me. Strange, I love Iggy and I love the music, it's just... Doesn't work as well as it should.
I reckon there are too many lyrics on this one. The music is fine, just could have done with a little bit less talking.........
It's a great poem (I don't normally think of BS as a poet, but he clearly does have it in him) and a great delivery.
There is a genuine instrumental, but it hasn't leaked yet, see http://forums.neworderonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=3077
Iggy's delivery and the theme of the poem is very similar to some of the stuff on his Avenue B album from 1999. One of his lesser know albums (nominally his "divorce" LP) but I think it's a great record https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avenue\_B\_%28album%29
I wonder if it's coincidental or if BS was deliberately going for the same vibe?
