- Best bit
- Worst bit
- Like/hate about it
- Percentage rating
- Should Hooky do more of these collaborations between albums?
TRUE TO FORM (HYBRID)
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Originally posted by Ceremony Thought this was New Order online, not fookin' hybrid.
Last time I checked, Peter Hook was part of New Order...
As incredible as it might seems, the acoustic version of that song is quite good...
Although it doesn't feature Hooky as stated at discogs.com
As for a sample...
Had a listen to the 30 second clip - dont like it at all
If i had 2 give it a rating from that it would be 15%
- Best bit: When Hooky's bass starts
- Worst bit: none
- I accidentally heard about this collaboration. I managed to hear this song and I had to buy the whole album immediately. It's the kind of weird electronic music I like very much (somewhere between Massive Attack and Primal Scream)
- 80%
- Always nice to hear his bass elsewhere in "New Order's holidays"
the song is okay. i got to see hooky with hybrid in NYC about a year and a half ago with WenOrder. they were good live, never got into their record though
I remember how desperate i was to listen something new after the Get Ready and the Here To Stay. I really love this collaboration although that Hooky said in an interview that he kept his best riffs for the upcoming (WFTSC) album. I'm proud about Hybrid
because they hand it to Hooky! cheers Spotnick - was nice to discuss about this - please tell New Order to come in Greece for a gig! are you gonna be in free festival in Turin / Italy?
- Best> 'You spend most of your life wishing you had never born'.
- Worst> Shame not more Hooky spread across the rest of 'Morning Sci-Fi'.
- Hooky's bassline.
- 90%
- More?> yes Yes YES! YES!! YES!!!
- Best bit
- Worst bit
- Like/hate about it
- Percentage rating
- Should Hooky do more of these collaborations between albums?
- Hooky's bass, the symphonic background
- the acoustic demo version is crap
- i love it the first time i heard it because its something 'new' to my ear. trance + hooky's bassline + symphonic background + enchanting/haunting intro vocals (similar to Sigur Rós)
- B+
- A question not appropriate at this time of posting
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