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This week it's: M U R D E R (1. best bit, 2. worst bit, 3. why?, 4. % rating, 5. The most money you have ever won.)

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Major always coming up with good ones...

  1. the thumping beat
  2. lack of words, sadly
  3. but its more an instrumental, right
  4. and since I like it, it gets an 80%
  5. this is an easy one...just over $2,200 at Saratoga race Track, the trifecta in the final race of the day. That is an IRS land payoff to boot
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  1. The scary voice (2001 A Space Odyssey?)
  2. The Larkhall Apprentice Boys drumming at the start. Where's the flutes though?!! 3)If you've ever been in Glasgow on a Saturday morning in the few weeks leading up to the 12th July you'll know why!
  3. 75%
  4. Took about $50 from a one armed bandit in Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas last Xmas. I was only playing it to get free beer!
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  1. It was quite novel at the time.
  2. It's too repetitive and boring now.
  3. Rarely listen to it these days.
  4. 50%
  5. Won £400 at a fishing match when I was 21 - would have been thousands if I'd bet on myself !!
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Dunno why this posted twice. I stand by me previous answers !

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  1. The fact that it's so 'different'. Perfect antidote to Confusion / Blue Monday / Thieves when it appeared.
  2. See above. It's 'different' so can grate at times and be very irritable.
  3. One track that depends on the mood(swing) I'm in. Don't love it, or loathe it.
  4. 65%
  5. Go through various stages of gambling - have had various reasonable wins of around the 1k mark, but soon lose it. Had that much in me on-line gambling account back in January, then managed to hoof the lot in less than a week. I've not gambled on-line since, though should imagine I'll be laying money left, right and centre on the World Cup.
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  1. the way it gets into a trance-inducing groove and stays there, carrying you along...but doesn't overstay its welcome. that last bit is very important. :nod:

  2. can't think of one. like it in general. :)

  3. good and creepy, and again, doesn't overstay its welcome. can't stress enough how important that is in a song...and in most things, really. :evil4:

  4. 75%

  5. haven't really won money, unfortunately. i wish! :lol: i won my first discman, though...which was more important to me than money! ;)

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  1. the rhythm (drums, bass, guitar, it's good marching music!) 2)no singing from barney 3)it's got a good marching rhythm...i think of war when i hear this song 4)85% 5)um, i don't think i won any money. but i did get a regular size tester bottle that was full of some calvin klein perfume at a school raffle. obssession i think it is, but it stinks like hell.
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Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson 1) The scary voice (2001 A Space Odyssey?)2) The Larkhall Apprentice Boys drumming at the start. Where's the flutes though?!!3)If you've ever been in Glasgow on a Saturday morning in the few weeks leading up to the 12th July you'll know why!4) 75%5) Took about $50 from a one armed bandit in Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas last Xmas. I was only playing it to get free beer!

1,2 & 3 :clap: :lol: I'll go with them :lol: 4 82% 5 £250 on a fruit machine at our local snooker hall...although my most skilfull win was 10 homes on the coupon last day of the season 97/98 £180 for a 50p stake:thumb:

And BTW Major boy - are you keeping scores on the percentage ratings?

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Blimey.. gonna have to dust this one off and have a listen mefinks!!! :)

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Originally posted by ShugZV > Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson> 1) The scary voice (2001 A Space Odyssey?)> 2) The Larkhall Apprentice Boys drumming at the start. Where's the flutes though?!!> 3)If you've ever been in Glasgow on a Saturday morning in the few weeks leading up to the 12th July you'll know why!> 4) 75%> 5) Took about $50 from a one armed bandit in Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas last Xmas. I was only playing it to get free beer!

1,2 & 3 :clap: :lol: I'll go with them :lol: 4 82% 5 £250 on a fruit machine at our local snooker hall...although my most skilfull win was 10 homes on the coupon last day of the season 97/98 £180 for a 50p stake:thumb:

And BTW Major boy - are you keeping scores on the percentage ratings?

10 homes at those odds most impressive. here was me thinking the 66/1 martin pipe horse i'd backed on its maiden race was a good bit of punting...

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I give the song about 75%ish. Good tune, but not one I go back to a great deal

I won £40 off a £10 bet for England to beat Pakistan in the first test match of last year. Got 4-1 after the first day was washed out. My bets are normally limited to about £1 a time unfortunately

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Haven't got a clue what Murder sounds like of the top of my head. My biggest betting win was 14-1 on Real Madrid to win the European Cup in 2000 I got the bet on before the second leg at Old Trafford. Pity it was only a fiver, wor lass talked me oot of staking a Kenneth.

Biggest win as a percentage of income was in a 6th form common room game of cards. over £7.00 in copper and odd bits of silver,in a marathon game of about eight players one of whome thought I was blufing I had four 7's and couldn't believe about 5 players wanted to bet agianst me. That was about 3.5 times my weekly pocket money.

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Originally posted by ShugZV > Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson> 1) The scary voice (2001 A Space Odyssey?)> 2) The Larkhall Apprentice Boys drumming at the start. Where's the flutes though?!!> 3)If you've ever been in Glasgow on a Saturday morning in the few weeks leading up to the 12th July you'll know why!> 4) 75%> 5) Took about $50 from a one armed bandit in Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas last Xmas. I was only playing it to get free beer!

1,2 & 3 :clap: :lol: I'll go with them :lol: 4 82% 5 £250 on a fruit machine at our local snooker hall...although my most skilfull win was 10 homes on the coupon last day of the season 97/98 £180 for a 50p stake:thumb:

And BTW Major boy - are you keeping scores on the percentage ratings?

No, because i have a life :lol:

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WHEN IT FINSISHES,ONLY GOOD THING ABOUT THIS TRACK IS THE COVER! MOST MONEY I HAVE EVER WON £40 WHEN I WENT TO THE DOGS.STILL THERE. CHEERS ROCKET MICK ACTUALLY I LIKE THE DRUMMING ON IT AND BECAUSE THE ORDER DID THIS I DONT USUALLY LIKE TO SLAG IT OFF.

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My original post got deleted, so here goes a revised review

  1. The Caligula sample ("Crows! Crows! Crows!.....I hate them!")

  2. Not any bad parts, really

  3. Hooky's bassline

  4. 80%

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1- The dialogue samples and the relentless driving rhythm. 2- The drums being a rip off of "Atrocity Exhibition" and even - gasp - "Pornography" by The Cure 3- New Order's experimental side hardly ever gets much of a look in these days does it? Think of how their best instrumentals fitted this category: this one, "Don't Do It" and even "Ecstasy" and "Elegia". 4- 65% 5- About £70 on the horses once. Not that I do it very often. I think Charley won £200 on the Grand National once, but then it could have been my wishful imagination :lol:

:cool2: :cool2:

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Didn't get to this last week....

  1. Best bits are the rhythms and the samples. Agree with janaki that it is the perfect lenghth.

  2. Worst bits: none really

  3. Sounded great when it came out and I was listening to the Cabs a lot at the time.

  4. Rating 80%. Not a crucial single, but a good change of pace.

  5. Not a really big gambler by nature, so I was being conservative as usual in Vegas a couple of years ago and won $100 at the slots, which was quickly spent that night in a round of drinks and lousy college basketball games at the sports book.

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  1. Best part: The "Crows Crows Crows! I hate them!"
  2. Worst part: No remixes or covers of this song
  3. Why I like it: Because remixing or covering would be difficult
  4. Rating: I guess a 78%
  5. Most money won: $600 Can. funds
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Actually, Hubert, now that you mention it, it does sound very like 'Pornography'. Anyone any idea when Murder was actually written ? It sounds like it dates further back than 1984 - perhaps a leftover from 81/82 or was it a sly reworking of Homage ?

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  1. best bit: "crows, i hate them!".
  2. worst bit: it gets a little repetitive
  3. why you love/hate it: but because of what said before it´s addictive
  4. percentage rating: 50%
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Absolute garbage

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  1. hmm...i'm indifferent to it. 2.too repetitive
  2. the samples are a bit distracting, the drum beat is interesting (very atrocity exhibition or the cure's pornography sounding), not enough going on to warrant much comment.
  3. 65%
  4. $50 in a pumpkin carving contest when very young, $1000 in scholarships
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best bit--Hooky's bassline worst--monotinous at times why I like it--it's an angry song. Perhaps the first song that used samples from film

never had a winning that was worth remmebering

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Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope 5. $50 in a pumpkin carving contest when very young

Did you have to carve any particular shape, or was it freeform ?

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Originally posted by Low-Life > Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope> > 5. $50 in a pumpkin carving contest when very young

Did you have to carve any particular shape, or was it freeform ? I believe I could carve anything, but being a very young kid, I wasn't terribly creative. I think I carved a grotesque face of some kind and used inked-on hard boiled eggs for eyeballs.

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  1. Great intro, drumming right off lays out it's gonna be a hard ass track. Samples are fantastic!

  2. Barney's guitar becomes too much, especially the repeated 2 notes, although the changes near the "Crows!" sample was nice.

  3. Effictively creepy little toon, we need more instrumentals on the new LP.

  4. 75%

  5. Maybe a $20 instant win lottery ticket :shrug:

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thought they were goin somewhere else they didn't realy variable see above got a treble up on Oscar night , Silence of the Lambs best pic, best actor and best actress paid a few bob out 200 ish

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I love this song, it's so different from NO that it doesn't sound like them at all. I wonder how it came about?

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Best bit - the sampled lyrics "my mind is going, There is no question about it. & the adrenalyn rush it gives me Worst bit - the fact that it ends. Rate: 97% - I love it - right up there with HURT Money: Ir£10 on the lotto about 12 years ago - not great is it?:thumbdown:

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I thought for years it was "GO ! GO! GO! I HATE THEM!" until i saw Caligula And Mesolina and realised it was "CROWS!".Great swirling wind noises and echoey tunnel type noises as well as the superb 2001 Space Odyssey samples.Sleeve is one of my favourite Saville .Is it Bernard playing the bass towards the end?.Actually quite funky.

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Best part - all of it Worst part - eh? Money : the Lottery this weekend ... maybe

:headoff:

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Originally posted by CuanaD Best bit - the sampled lyrics "my mind is going, There is no question about it. & the adrenalyn rush it gives meWorst bit - the fact that it ends.Rate: 97% - I love it - right up there with HURT Money: Ir£10 on the lotto about 12 years ago - not great is it?:thumbdown:

Since I posted this I won E20 on the lotto - wooHoo!!!:nuts::rofl:

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  1. Best bit - The way the song mutates. The accents keep getting farther apart. Plus, the fact that it's so raw and un-programmed.

  2. Worst bit - The slap bass in the last 15 seconds of the song.

  3. Why? - Because it sounds like fucking Flea, the most un-funky bass player ever.

  4. Rating - 98%. Love it.

  5. Most money won? - I won twenty bucks at a friend's house. We were having a competition based on favorites scenes from films - we each brought in four and voted on them, Eurovision-style. I won the most points with the Christmas scene at Dawn Davenport's house from Female Trouble.

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Oh bugger. I just started a new thread about Murder, even though i looked through all the songs to see if Murder was listed, therefore i must be blind. My apologies people, especially Major Tarantino.

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  1. my mind is going... there is no question about it.

  2. It's a bit scary at 2a.m.

  3. Different. Also a lot like 'The Theme' - Bemusic (twice as nice).

  4. 85%

  5. £50 premium bonds (bastards).

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(1)all of it

(2)n/a

(3)n/a

(4)90+%

(5)$aus1,000 on a $aus5 bet on a pokie machine at Woden Tradie's Union Club(Promptly spent it on my current computer).

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i have to agree ecstasy is one of my favourite tunes, usually after a night on the piss when im sure i can understand the lyrics! but its a side of new order which should be appreciated. you should also try electronic's b-side instrumental to get the message, titled free will and the b-side instrumental to feel every beat, titled lean to the inside, enjoy if you can.:thumb:

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Hey Dude-wrong thread man!!

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Shergold Six wrote: Hey Dude-wrong thread man!!

sorry just getting used to this the message was in reply to the chap who said murder is a good instrumental as well as dont do it and ecstasy, sorry for my insulence

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did not get it at the time,after thieves and all that,,,but awesome drum section and is totally timeles as always,,,soundtrack material..but i remember timmy mallett playing it,,he didnt like it,,,i rest my case

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