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Slicing Up Eyeballs
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Hélène's friend
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El Jarvo
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Debaser
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WOO HOOOOO!!  I've moaned before that this was being ignored. Finally it...isn't. Great to have some real news on Digital Republic rather than just "What's your fave NO song to pick your nose to". Just one thing I dont understand in Hooky's comments. He says "I’m asking for a standalone (release). They’re suggesting we repackage Waiting for the Sirens’ Call. I keep telling them it will do them no good, because once once person has it, it will be up on the Internet and nobody will have to buy it anyway.” No matter how its released it can be put on the internet. Is Hooky suggesting that if it's released as a standalone with new artwork we're more likely to buy the physical product? Or am I missing something more obvious? I'm thinking Sirens could always be re-released with different artwork (the orange and white "NO" front image wasn't the original intended artwork I believe- the Asian tsunami had an influence there if I recall correctly). And the bonus disk could still have everything Hooky suggests.
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schwenko
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30/08/2011 3:26:48 PM - 3:26:48 PM |
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 El Jarvo wrote: | | Gene wrote: | | Excellent news. Cant wait to start reading every dismal fucker on here saying "These new songs are shit, WFTSC is shit, New Order are shit, what a shit rip-off, wouldnt have happened in Ians day" etc etc until my PC explodes. |
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Hope they're all as good as, um, Hellbent. |
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Snorrimon
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30/08/2011 3:51:58 PM - 3:51:58 PM |
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| Major T wrote: | | Release it as an EP with lovely new artwork and call it 'End' or something |
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Or 'more'... As in 'NO more'... Snorri xxx
More Reggae...
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Weirdo
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I'm very excited!!! Hey, a new album after all!! But 7 tracks? It's too much for an "EP" and too little for an album. However, let's see. 1. DELUXE EDITION. I wouldn't feel like buying a 2xCD version of WFTSC, where CD1 is exactly the same as my WFTSC CD. Now, if they'll tweak the original album somehow, it's a different story. I'm talking about throwing out tracks like Working Overtime, maybe include a remix of Jetstream instead of the original version. Rearrange the track order, maybe mix the outtakes and album tracks between the two CDs. Just come up with some creativity in regards to the original. Basically how it was done with One True Passion, v.2. 2. STANDALONE EDITION. I love the Control tracks, BUT they are too short and too experimental in comparison to the sound of Hellbent. So I don't see how it will work, unless, the outtakes have a similar sonic approach (but again Hellbent is very straightforward). Maybe they could include the 2001-2002 B-sides, or alternative versions of the WFTSC tracks? I wonder what the cover art would be like. I liked the WFTSC & Total covers, although they were not that unique, but at least it was the right direction. In contrast, Get Ready had an appalling Smiths-like cover. BTW, I agree with Hook's sentiments over these tracks. The band is no more, yet we have these tracks hanging there and getting old for no purpose. It may be a proper way to close the chapter.
More dub
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leather_girl
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I'm gonna feel the fever ; music that takes my mind will give me power
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Ideally, I wouldn't mind buying it if it were a remastered edition of WFTSC with the unreleased tracks as a bonus disc---or at least, only those 7 tracks as an EP/album (not with the songs from the Control soundtrack though). If the mastering is done properly, and if people find it worthy enough to buy, I'm sure the fans who want to buy it would buy it. Hooky said this | They’re suggesting we repackage Waiting for the Sirens’ Call. I keep telling them it will do them no good, because once once person has it, it will be up on the Internet and nobody will have to buy it anyway. |
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but I disagree with him. The fans would be interested (at least some fans) if they think it's a good product. But if it was a bad remastering job (like the other bonus disc+ remasters) or if it were another 'best-of' collection, then maybe not.
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