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As it seems mislabeling is a standard in New Order material, I came accross by BM95 CD tonight.. let's see..

According to them..

Blue Monday 12" (1988) was remixed by Plutone at Plutonic Island Studios Blue Monday-95 (Hardfloor Remix) was remixed by Marc Dienewald Blue Monday-95 (Manuela Mix) was mixed by nobody at all. True Faith (Shep Pettibone Remix) was mixed by Hardfloor 1963 (Lionrock Full Throttle Mix) was mixed by Justin Robertson Let's Go was produced by New Order & Arthur Baker.

I know the 1963 remix is correcly labeled, and Let's Go should be correct, although the 1963 digipak doesn't state Arthur Baker in the credits of the mixes.. maybe it was a global credit for 1963 and Let's Go together, I didn't see.

The Plutone mix is not on this CD, so why are they credited for the original mix? of course Hardfloor did the Hardfloor mix, so.. who's Marc Dienewald?

And the Manuela mix is done by Jam & Spoon.

Anyone have the proper credits for those releases? Gee.. it's like postponing and mislabeling are New Order standards...

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Marc Dienewald remixed the Starwash Mix of Blue Monday-95..

Seriously, how can the single credits be THAT bad... it's amazing !!

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Originally posted by Spotnick Marc Dienewald remixed the Starwash Mix of Blue Monday-95..Seriously, how can the single credits be THAT bad... it's amazing !!

and it´s contagious! see the blue order tribute, for example. it has nothing to do with new order, right? but we have two tracks 6 (Young offender and 1963). and then for some reason they labeled from track 1 to 10 with the "performer-song" structure and suddenly they changed on 11 and 12 by putting "song-performer". new order is a plague!!!! stay away!!!! :lol:

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