Your favourite Bernard Sumner collaboration!

the instrumental mix is found on cd on this compilation:

Various - Rarewerks

http://www.discogs.com/release/551930

7 Chemical Brothers, The Out Of Control (Sasha Instrumental Mix) (13:22)

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out of control. one of the chemicals' best songs ever.

Out of control - class in a glass

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Mmm, does no-one like Freaky Dancing? It's one of my favourite Happy Mondays-records. And in fact I like the b-side "The Egg" even better. Great Production-work by Barney!

I was going to say "Out of Control" but I never knew of Barney's involvement in ACR's "Won't Stop Loving You". So my vote goes there. A fookin perfect pop tune!

As for Technotronic, now you're talking... "Rolling over the melody, rocking over the beat, jumping, jam trip on this (or something)..."

Fannytastic

I managed to land a copy of Ripe by Banderas recently, after a few copies surfaced mysteriously after being seemingly unavailable for years. I'm sure Bernard and Johnny Marr had something to do with this band but not sure exactly what. anyways some cool songs on there - the comfort of faith, may this be your last sorrow, its written all over my face, she sells, this is your life...

Never managed to find another copy of Freaky Dancin/The Egg, that got left behind somewhere :(

Spanish Heart.

Where's Looking from a Hilltop? That would be my pick.

Deffo ACR's "Won't stop loving you" - love the way the beats start and stop, slow down and speed up - brilliant.

Have also always liked Section 25's "Inspiration" the last track on "From the Hip" - contender for the most New Order sounding track not by New Order. "Inspiration" could have fitted right onto PCL no problem.

[brown]Ally[/brown] wrote: Mine would be Sub Sub's "This Time I'm Not Wrong" because I love Barney's vocal and the suitably rocking backing provided by soon-to-be Doves. Having said that Beat Club's "Security" and ACR's "Won't stop loving you" definitely stand out as quality early-90s dance records for me with the 12" mix of WSLY sounding like a stripped back and hypnotic drum machine test; nice one Barney!

I must say this is my favorite one too. I still remember when i bought the single. I found this small record shop and the entrance was just a staircase with a sign. I went up and looked in the neworder section and found SUB SUB with Bernard Sumner. I thought I would give it a try and it was an excellent choice. I absolutely love the Sub Sub album Delta Tapes it was very adventguard.

Adam Tate wrote:

Have also always liked Section 25's "Inspiration" the last track on "From the Hip" - contender for the most New Order sounding track not by New Order. "Inspiration" could have fitted right onto PCL no problem.

Heard that for the first time today, very impressed by From The Hip

Miracle Cure, followed by Spanish Heart.

seals wrote: I managed to land a copy of Ripe by Banderas recently, after a few copies surfaced mysteriously after being seemingly unavailable for years. I'm sure Bernard and Johnny Marr had something to do with this band but not sure exactly what. anyways some cool songs on there - the comfort of faith, may this be your last sorrow, its written all over my face, she sells, this is your life...

Never managed to find another copy of Freaky Dancin/The Egg, that got left behind somewhere :(

I seem to recall that Bernard produced their "This is Your Life" single. At the time, Johnny Marr said Bernard had some guitar bits in mind for the track but talked Marr into actually working out and performing them.

"Out of Control" takes it though. "Won't Stop Loving You" is a great track but Barney's contribution of lyrics/vocals and guitar to the Chemical Brothers track gives it the edge as a full fledged collaboration.

TTINW gets my vote - cracking single, video, sleeve + introduced me to the Doves

Tie between Out of Control and Miracle Cure. New Converse single isn't bad either.

I like his work with New Order

'Shine Like The Sun' and 'Walk On Silver Water' by Bad Lieutenant because of Alex James on bass... :')

I'm a big Blur fan too so the fact he played with Bernard is just amazing to me ok

You should also add the Hot chip // Bernard Sumner song also, "Didn't know what lave was" , on the list ,that is also a great song .

I'll go for temptation - New Order :)