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1.Which instrument makes that electronic noise in Insight ?

2.Some early live performances of Disorder have a strange noise at the beginning of the song.What's it?

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart 1.Which instrument makes that electronic noise in Insight ?

Its a lift isn't it? Thats what I guessed. Mr Hannett at his best. Lovely!

Or am I talking out of my bottom? Again.

The answer to your second question is I don't know. Sorry :bag:

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Sorry Jim.It's not a lift.

I am talking about that noise at the middle and end of Insight. :wink:

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart Sorry Jim.It's not a lift.I am talking about that noise at the middle and end of Insight. :wink:

Mmmmmn..... are you sure. The only other noises that spring to mind is the BO ! BO! electric pad that Steve is whacking or just some guitar effects with delay and flange...

The beginning is a lift though isn't it? Hmm?

:bag:

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Yes,it is :D

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I've just listened to Insight. What noise are you talking about then good sire?

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That noise mixed with bass and guitar.You can hear at the beginning and the end of the song as I said before :scratch:

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The bleeping type noise is made by a syndrum, a Simmonds if memory serves me correct. It sat on a hi-hat and was activated by Steve hitting the hi-hat. Right Brett ?

The noise at the start of early versions of Disorder was a wind-up siren. Possibly dropped due to being unmistakeably associated with the Second World War, something the band were starting to get paranoid about being linked with. They used to be available at Army Surplus Stores.

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Satisfied :clap:

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Originally posted by Known Pleasures The bleeping type noise is made by a syndrum, a Simmonds if memory serves me correct. It sat on a hi-hat and was activated by Steve hitting the hi-hat. Right Brett ?The noise at the start of early versions of Disorder was a wind-up siren. Possibly dropped due to being unmistakeably associated with the Second World War, something the band were starting to get paranoid about being linked with. They used to be available at Army Surplus Stores.

Aye, though I don't think the syndrums were activated by Steve hitting the hi-hat. There were two drum pads, and Steve would hit a different one depending on the noise he wanted to make (judging by the Something Else footage). I'm guessing he hit one for the lower of the two sounds (played during the vocal parts of Insight) and then the higher one for the middle and end "bleeps". If anyone's interested, Hannett played the syndrums on the UP version of Insight, with Steve playing a normal drumbeat over the bleeps, but live it was just Steve twatting the hell out of the drumpads while kicking a constant bassdrum beat. In addition, I'd imagine it was possible to alter the sound of the syndrums, as it's a completely different sound in Insight as used on SLC.

Which brings me to another question: on which JD songs (listing the NO ones would be too laborious...) did Steve use syndrums? From memory, it was Insight, SLC, Isolation and Decades. Any others?

BTW cheers for the info on the Disorder siren Tim, never knew quite what it was. On the Factory tape it sounds like Hooky's just sliding his fingers up and down the fretboard, but in others (Futurama and Nashville 22/9/79 especially) it's definitely the siren.

Here endeth today's lesson.

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Yes,Brett.

Living and learning :D

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There's a syndrum on Shadowplay and The Eternal too, isn't there?

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Originally posted by Philip Collins There's a syndrum on Shadowplay and The Eternal too, isn't there?

Yes,Phil.I observed these in the concerts below:

Shadowplay - Paris,Les Bain Douches 1979

The Eternal - Preston,Warehouse 1980

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Anyone know which lift they recorded for this one then? :p

Didn't think so :bag:

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Originally posted by Jim Reilly Anyone know which lift they recorded for this one then? :pDidn't think so :bag:

Yes ...i'm free.Going down ...ladies underwear! You just couldn't make this up...could you!:D

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Originally posted by Jim Reilly Anyone know which lift they recorded for this one then? :pDidn't think so :bag:

Yes. Strawberry Studios.

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Originally posted by Julio Moura > Originally posted by Philip Collins> There's a syndrum on Shadowplay and The Eternal too, isn't there?

Yes,Phil.I observed these in the concerts below:

Shadowplay - Paris,Les Bain Douches 1979

The Eternal - Preston,Warehouse 1980

Sorry, I should've remembered these (I was only running through the studio versions in my mind). I nearly crapped myself when I heard the massive syndrum in Shadowplay on the Les Bains Douches CD.

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