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Eamonn


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Huh? Carphone Warehouse is everywhere here.

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Yeah. That's what I said. Twice.

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anet wrote:

 Nowdays no one would bother with sending a letter to tell someone their girlfriend is shagging around - it'd probably be all over facebook. .

 

biggrin Well, your whole post made me laugh actually!

Do it anet - ''Ansafone'' 2011 stylee.

 Maybe I will.  Do you think I could use it to tempt Pulp back into the studio to re-record it? And maybe do a whole new album while they are at it? :)



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And what's everyones favourite remix?

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I like the remixes that actually bear some resemblance to their original counterparts i.e. both of the "A Little Soul" remixes and the Chocolate Layers remix of "Party Hard".



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You know what I love? The End of the line mix of this is hardcore - that orchestral piece (possibly written by Anne Dudley - Art of Noise fame) that kicks in before Nick....just astounding - it soars and soars - brilliant bit of music. Possibly one of my all time favs bits of noise.

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I'm the opposite. I like the Scott free remix of sunrise. And I like Harcore end of the line although that's more like a excerpt than remix. And to a 15 year old, that Swedish remix of this is hardcore was the cleverest thing ever!

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SarahAWilson wrote:

Seconds/Ansaphone/Your Sister's Clothes

Fine taste there! These, and Street Lites. And Ladies Man.



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And I like the Kid Loco remix of A Little Soul too.

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Like a Friend

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But which version of Like a Friend? I was always torn between the guitar solo epic and the straight from slow to fast version.

Kid Loco remix of A Little Soul... have I heard that? Which single was it on?

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Kid Loco remix of A Little Soul... have I heard that? Which single was it on?

 "A Little Soul" CD2 - it's labelled as the Lafayette Velvet Revisited Remix.



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Oh, I've heard that! Disappointing...

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the only remix I love is Death goes to the disco. such an amazing band, such poor remixes...

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You know what I love? The End of the line mix of this is hardcore - that orchestral piece (possibly written by Anne Dudley - Art of Noise fame) that kicks in before Nick....just astounding - it soars and soars - brilliant bit of music. Possibly one of my all time favs bits of noise.

 I love that too! So happy they opened the live arrangement with it for this year's tour!



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Favourite b side? Fucking hell half of Pulp's best songs are b sides. Apart from Joking Aside, Looking For Life & There Was are the best songs from the It era.
Let's bear in mind Little Girl, Dogs Are Everywhere & The Sister's EP are EPs, so I don't think their tracks count.
So I'd say Sex City, although I can't really think of any I don't like. Even Silence has grown on me over the years lol.
I also love the TIH-era b sides tho' perhaps not That Boy's Evil (which I liked at the time but have gone off of.)

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I quite like the 4Hero remix of Hardcore (for a remix...) and yes! Freek has it spot on, if s/he's referring to the version of Death that is more lyrical with extra synth at the start (I can never remember if it's Town or Disco...)

Hows about Countdown? I heard that first through the Fire compilations as the Rolfed-up version, so I always regard that as the original... whereas I much, much prefer the album version.



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Mike wrote:
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You know what I love? The End of the line mix of this is hardcore - that orchestral piece (possibly written by Anne Dudley - Art of Noise fame) that kicks in before Nick....just astounding - it soars and soars - brilliant bit of music. Possibly one of my all time favs bits of noise.

 I love that too! So happy they opened the live arrangement with it for this year's tour!

Jarvis and Hawley performed This is Hardcore at the Southbank Centre with the BBC orchestra in June for BBC Radio 3 - it has yet to be fully broadcast so look out for it! The orchestra played this sequence as an introduction before the drums kicked in. Well worth a listen. Jarvis seemed a little intimidated vocally by the sedate crowd though. (Part of the "Electronica III" programme). 



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superchob wrote:
Mike wrote:
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You know what I love? The End of the line mix of this is hardcore - that orchestral piece (possibly written by Anne Dudley - Art of Noise fame) that kicks in before Nick....just astounding - it soars and soars - brilliant bit of music. Possibly one of my all time favs bits of noise.

 I love that too! So happy they opened the live arrangement with it for this year's tour!

Jarvis and Hawley performed This is Hardcore at the Southbank Centre with the BBC orchestra in June for BBC Radio 3 - it has yet to be fully broadcast so look out for it! The orchestra played this sequence as an introduction before the drums kicked in. Well worth a listen. Jarvis seemed a little intimidated vocally by the sedate crowd though. (Part of the "Electronica III" programme). 

So were you there? Apparently it's ging to be broadcast on Late Junction. 



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Do you know when it'll be on?

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Deborah wrote:
superchob wrote:
Mike wrote:
cutcopy wrote:

You know what I love? The End of the line mix of this is hardcore - that orchestral piece (possibly written by Anne Dudley - Art of Noise fame) that kicks in before Nick....just astounding - it soars and soars - brilliant bit of music. Possibly one of my all time favs bits of noise.

 I love that too! So happy they opened the live arrangement with it for this year's tour!

Jarvis and Hawley performed This is Hardcore at the Southbank Centre with the BBC orchestra in June for BBC Radio 3 - it has yet to be fully broadcast so look out for it! The orchestra played this sequence as an introduction before the drums kicked in. Well worth a listen. Jarvis seemed a little intimidated vocally by the sedate crowd though. (Part of the "Electronica III" programme). 

So were you there? Apparently it's ging to be broadcast on Late Junction. 


 This is one hell of a quote bubble!



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"Seconds", "Ansaphone", "Deep Fried in Kelvin" & the acoustic version of "Dogs are everywhere" are my favourites.

I don't have much love for the remixes tbh, although TIH end of the line is good.

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seconds
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And the Street Lites dance in your eyes. Great song.

I gotta admit you are quite slexi.

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