1996 Electronic Interview
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What a pile of shit that album was. It was the double whammy of 'Technique' and 'Lec' that got me into 'em and the double wankie of 'Re-pube-lick' and 'Erase The Pressure' that lost me. There may be a decent 11-track album in there to be compiled with relevant B-sides like 'All That I Need', but the CD sucks. One Day (see what I did there?) I will compile a decent 11-track 'Sirens Call' / 'Lost Sirens' thing in a similar vein.
The only songs I avoid are side 2 lowlife, and some movement ,and power , corruption had some I cannot remember.Everything else is easy to enjoy
keepitcoming wrote: The only songs I avoid are side 2 lowlife...
I don't believe it. Someone actually agrees with me! http://forums.neworderonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=17038#post17038 I remember a terrible review of Revenge saying every NO album had a moment that trundled along with all the grace and finesse of a three-wheeled supermarket trolley: Technique had Guilty Partner, Low Life had the second side and One True Passion has the first side too.
Beg ter differ with yer there Monkie I thought RTP was ace. Although clearly the Italian piano house sounds were leftovers from the earlier 90s as by 96 dance music had moved on a bit.
