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Re: Carter USM

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retrofuturist wrote:Greetings,
Flaffer wrote:A 1992 Love Album reissue would be good as well
Yep, it's on its way too!

Pre-order with full tracklisting available via WowHD - http://www.wowhd.com.au/CD/carter-usm-1 ... 51#bc=f895

It's got some great b-sides, and it's also got After The Watershed on the main disc... this track was originally intended to appear on the album upon its original release, but got cut on account of the copyright kerfuffle with the Rolling Stones over the use of the words "Goodbye Ruby Tuesday". Thankfully wiser heads now prevail and it appears where it belonged 20 years ago.

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thanks for the info. Is the first album gonna be re-issued by any chance?
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

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Hi Flaffer,

101 Damnations was re-issued a little ago by an indie label with a small handful of b-sides, on a single disc. It wasn't remastered though, as EMI don't own that album.

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Thanks for the link Patrick.

Interesting how he's managed to get this kind of promo for a paperback edition of a book that came out in hardcover about a year ago.

It's a good read though!

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I used to like going to Croydon, albeit it was when I lived in Streatham.
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.

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#21 Post by skyhigh »

Love Is A Bourgeois Construct is very Carter USM if you ask me!
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#22 Post by stussyboy »

I like "The music that nobody likes" I think it's called, from Post Historic Monsters.

Liked 1992 but lost interest by the time of Worry Bomb.
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#23 Post by retrofuturist »

Greetings,
skyhigh wrote:Love Is A Bourgeois Construct is very Carter USM if you ask me!
Now that's got my interest... my 2nd favourite band doing a song that's very like my favourite band. :twisted:

But as a card-carrying member of the Morally Virtuous Not Listening To Snippets Club I won't be able to comment on whether I agree until I actually hear the album. 8)

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#24 Post by skyhigh »

I'm in the Drico camp of lapping up every tiny snippet. I think you'll agree when you hear it. Must be tempted to have a listen.....?
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#25 Post by retrofuturist »

Greetings,
skyhigh wrote:I'm in the Drico camp of lapping up every tiny snippet. I think you'll agree when you hear it. Must be tempted to have a listen.....?
Nope. I have the patience of a saint. 8)

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