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I've just tried to get this off aol, but apparently it's not availiable outside of US. Anyone know where I can download/buy this or other Monaco tracks?

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Under The Stars is on the US CD (Polygram/A&M) of Music For Pleasure; you can pick one up for literally pennies on eBay. It's a pretty common CD so most auctions rarely manage to get off the $0.01 mark!

If yer after the Monaco b-sides, the MFP era CD singles also go for peanuts and are pretty easy to find online; well worth it as there are some cracking tracks hidden on them.

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Pretty sure its on the normal US version of MFP?

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Cheers, but can i download the US version anywhere?

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I must have the UK version of MFP without Under the stars and I live in Canada, weird. usually Canadians get US versions. Oh well like my PC+L doesnt have Blue Monday

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marcus mee wrote: Cheers, but can i download the US version anywhere?

Do you mean free of charge or from a pay service like iTunes?

You really should just buy the CD off eBay, less than a fiver and you'll have it within a week:

Proper case and artwork and everyfink :nod:

Or try Froogle.

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Yeah,its on the US copy,i've just dug it out and checked. Its track 10.

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So i've stuck MFP in to give it a listen after digging it out because of this thread. At the very end about 30 seconds after track 11 "sedona" finishes,Hooky says "Oi! You can turn it off now." Is this on the UK version?

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steveone wrote: So i've stuck MFP in to give it a listen after digging it out because of this thread. At the very end about 30 seconds after track 11 "sedona" finishes,Hooky says "Oi! You can turn it off now." Is this on the UK version?

From memory, yes, but I could have mixed that up with the Jap/US CD's?

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steveone wrote: Is this on the UK version?

Yup, it's on all copies of MFP.

The Japanese CD has Under The Stars tacked on as track 11 so the hidden sample is a few minutes after that ends. On the US release it's the other way around with UTS as track 10 and Sedona as the (proper) final track.

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Hooky has a history of 'hiding' bizarre samples or sounds well into the silences at the end of his non-NO records. There's at least 2 instances of it with Revenge and about 4 with Monaco.

From what I can remember off the top of me head:

Revenge: One True Passion Live clip/crowd noise minutes after It's Quiet ends; very likely a Revenge or New Order gig.

Gun World Porn Answering Machine message minutes after Little Pig ends "...you won't believe what's been going on down 'ere so give us a bell." (?!)

Monaco: What Do You Want From Me?: French music and uncontrollable laughter minutes after the Instrumental finishes, possibly Hooky and Pottsy after an ale or two!

Music For Pleasure: "Oi, you can turn it off now" after Sedona.

Shine (someone who needs me): "..move yer bloomin' arse" woman's voice sampled from an old film.

Some prankster, our Hooky :wink:

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ally wrote:

steveone wrote: Is this on the UK version?

Yup, it's on all copies of MFP.

The Japanese CD has Under The Stars tacked on as track 11 so the hidden sample is a few minutes after that ends. On the US release it's the other way around with UTS as track 10 and Sedona as the (proper) final track.

It's NOT on all copies. Anyway it's not on both my copies; not on the regular one and it's exluded on the promo either. Both albums have a running time of 52:31 minutes and are UK pressings, with Sedona as final track. In Europe it was - as far as I can remember - a bonus track on the French release only. Or they could've added it on later pressings...

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musicoloog wrote: It's NOT on all copies. Anyway it's not on both my copies; not on the regular one and it's exluded on the promo either. Both albums have a running time of 52:31 minutes and are UK pressings, with Sedona as final track. In Europe it was - as far as I can remember - a bonus track on the French release only. Or they could've added it on later pressings...

I was referring to commercially released copies of MFP you can buy in the shops, not promos. Countries such as the UK, USA and Japan all have the hidden Hooky bit after their respective final tracks. If you have a UK pressing (non promo) minus Hooky's hidden outro then I'd say you have a rarity, it's on every copy I've ever come across.

The French pressing is a weird one because they added Bicycle Thief and Shattered on the end of it (no Under The Stars). I can't remember what they did with the hidden speech there but I'll look my copy out when I have a chance.

It's a boring Sunday so maybe I'll have a definitive answer by the end of the day! As far as I can remember I own:

UK CD -- Original tracklisting UK CD -- Original tracklisting (Black/red flatcard Promo) UK MC -- Original tracklisting UK LP -- Original tracklisting FR CD -- 2 bonus tracks (Bicycle Thief & Shattered) FR CD -- Original tracklisting (Yellow flatcard Promo) JP CD -- 1 bonus track (Under The Stars as final track) US CD -- 1 bonus track (Under The Stars) US MC -- 1 bonus track (Under The Stars)

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musicoloog wrote:

ally wrote:

steveone wrote: Is this on the UK version?

Yup, it's on all copies of MFP.

The Japanese CD has Under The Stars tacked on as track 11 so the hidden sample is a few minutes after that ends. On the US release it's the other way around with UTS as track 10 and Sedona as the (proper) final track.

It's NOT on all copies. Anyway it's not on both my copies; not on the regular one and it's exluded on the promo either. Both albums have a running time of 52:31 minutes and are UK pressings, with Sedona as final track. In Europe it was - as far as I can remember - a bonus track on the French release only. Or they could've added it on later pressings...

If you're talking about the speech, then which copies are your saying that it's not on, or are you referring to "Under The Stars", which wasn't what Ally was referring to? :confused2:

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