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Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Sat 16 Feb 2013, 3:31 pm
by Danger
Out in April a deluxe version of the first Electronic's album, here all the infos: http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/ ... cd-deluxe/

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Sat 16 Feb 2013, 7:02 pm
by Electronic Dave
An amazing album and one of my favourites but this re-release is tragic - why release remixes and b-sides on the bonus disc which are not from the period the album covered? I mean 'Twisted Tenderness' was on the third album! Won't be getting this one - seems a wasted opportunity.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Sat 16 Feb 2013, 7:18 pm
by raggatwin
what's the point, who will buy it....

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Sat 16 Feb 2013, 8:02 pm
by lucienchardon
I will buy it. Besides being one of my favorite albums it probably sounds better than the original CD I have and there are several tracks on the second disc that I don't have.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Mon 18 Feb 2013, 12:59 am
by mole973102
lucienchardon wrote:I will buy it. Besides being one of my favorite albums it probably sounds better than the original CD I have and there are several tracks on the second disc that I don't have.
Me too.

Sorry you're all disappointed once more.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Mon 18 Feb 2013, 4:22 am
by retrofuturist
At that link, in the comments section, someone named Don came up with a far more sensible track-listing.....

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Even though there’s nothing strictly “unreleased,” here’s how this could have been so much better:

Disc 1: Album + B-Sides
1. Idiot Country
2. Reality
3. Tighten Up
4. Getting Away with It
5. Patience of a Saint
6. Gangster
7. Soviet
8. Get the Message
9. Try All You Want
10. Some Distant Memory
11. Feel Every Beat
12. Lucky Bag (b-side to “Getting Away with It”)
13. Free Will (b-side to “Get the Message)
14. Second to None (b-side to “Feel Every Beat”)
15. Lean to the Inside (b-side to “Feel Every Beat”)
16. Lucky Bag (Miami Edit)
17. Free Will (12″ Mix)

Disc 2: Single Versions and Remixes
Singles:
1. Getting Away with It (Original Version) [Previously vinyl only]
2. Get the Message (US Single Mix)
3. Tighten Up (Edit) [Previously on US-only promo, very rare]
4. Feel Every Beat (Single Remix)
5. Disappointed (Single Mix)
Mixes:
6. Getting Away with It (Vocal Remix)
7. Getting Away with It (Extended Version)
8. Getting Away with It (Nude Mix)
9. Get the Message (DNA 12″ Groove Mix)
10. Feel Every Beat (UK 12″ Remix)
11. Feel Every Beat (DNA Remix)
12. Feel Every Beat (Tactile Remix)
13. Disappointed (Electronic Mix)
14. Disappointed (808 State Remix)
15. Gangster (FBI Mix)
16. Idiot Country Two

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Mon 18 Feb 2013, 5:06 am
by jasonjohn
Grand!!!

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Mon 18 Feb 2013, 8:26 am
by karnsculpture
Getting Away With It (original version) is a genuine lost gem, and that Marr picked guitar bit towards the end is an element they should have included in the final mix. I listen to that version more than any other.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 2:22 pm
by trafaelwyr
Agreed - it is a bit perplexing that they're mixing songs that are not of that album release period - but it will still be nice to have this reissue in the collection anyways. retrofuturist was spot on with what they should have done and it's a shame that people at the label don't think when they're doing reissues. I wonder what a complete expanded deluxe Second Nature album would look like.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Tue 19 Feb 2013, 11:29 pm
by Jamesqdot
What, exactly is "deluxe" about this edition? It doesn't seem to say anywhere. And as I posted elsewhere, the bonus CD has the dumbest track listing I have ever seen. Won't be buying this until I see it kicking around for £4.99, which it inevitably will.

This is worse than a wasted opportunity - it is actually moronic.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Mon 25 Feb 2013, 8:06 pm
by Izione
Bernard Sumner and Johnny Marr's debut album as Electronic gets the deluxe treatment with this expanded 2CD special edition.

The release features the original album (remastered) plus a 2nd disc of rarities including 8 previously unreleased tracks of alternate versions, edits & instrumentals.

CD 1
1. Idiot Country (2012 - Remaster)
2. Reality (2012 - Remaster)
3. Tighten Up (2012 - Remaster)
4. The Patience Of A Saint (2012 - Remaster)
5. Getting Away With It (2012 - Remaster)
6. Gangster (2012 - Remaster)
7. Soviet (2012 - Remaster)
8. Get The Message (2012 - Remaster)
9. Try All You Want (2012 - Remaster)
10. Some Distant Memory (2012 - Remaster)
11. Feel Every Beat (2012 - Remaster)

CD 2
1. Disappointed (Stephen Hague 7? Inch Version) (2012 remaster)
2. Second To None (Edit) Previously unreleased
3. Lean To The Inside (Edit) Previously unreleased
4. Twisted Tenderness (Guitar / Vocal Mix) Previously unreleased
5. Idiot Country Two (12? Version)
6. Free Will (Edit) Previously unreleased
7. Until The End Of Time (Edit) Previously unreleased
8. Feel Every Beat (Edit) Previously unreleased
9. Getting Away With It (Instrumental) (2012 remaster)
10. Turning Point (Edit) (2012 remaster) B-side to Second Nature
11. Visit Me (Edit) Previously unreleased
12. Twisted Tenderness (Instrumental) Previously unreleased

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Tue 09 Apr 2013, 8:32 pm
by Pacific707
I was skeptical about this but WOW some of those edits are amazing good. They are not just edits of existing mixes they are new mixes. I am avid collector and have every track to date and there are some new gems here. Here is my rundown of the bonus disc after first listen

1. Disappointed 7" big deal it was on the single
2. Second To None (Edit) ya sounded like a regular edit to me
3. Lean To The Inside (Edit) regular edit
4. Twisted Tenderness (Guitar/Vocal Mix) great new mix very enjoyable
5. Idiot Country Two - Same old from disappointed single maybe slightly different at the beginning track length is different by 20sec so need to listen closer
6. Free Will (Edit) NEW MIX this is a great mix and worth it just for that!!
7. Until The End Of Time (Edit) new mix of the original and is an instrumental Very Good!
8. Feel Every Beat (Edit) This is an edit of the (Downstairs Mix) without the extra vocals "Get Down" "Pump the Rhythm" bits
9. Getting Away With It (Instrumental) speaks for itself
10. Turning Point (Edit) new mix slightly different
11. Visit Me (Edit) sounded like a regular edit
12. Twisted Tenderness (Instrumental) sounds a little different maybe some levels are set differently


Over all I am happy with the new mixes. I agree the lineup is strange but I usually break down these kind of things and put them on the singles I think they should belong to in iTunes anyway.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Tue 09 Apr 2013, 11:52 pm
by df118junkie
Pacific707 wrote:I was skeptical about this but WOW some of those edits are amazing good. They are not just edits of existing mixes they are new mixes. I am avid collector and have every track to date and there are some new gems here. Here is my rundown of the bonus disc after first listen

1. Disappointed 7" big deal it was on the single
2. Second To None (Edit) ya sounded like a regular edit to me
3. Lean To The Inside (Edit) regular edit
4. Twisted Tenderness (Guitar/Vocal Mix) great new mix very enjoyable
5. Idiot Country Two - Same old from disappointed single maybe slightly different at the beginning track length is different by 20sec so need to listen closer
6. Free Will (Edit) NEW MIX this is a great mix and worth it just for that!!
7. Until The End Of Time (Edit) new mix of the original and is an instrumental Very Good!
8. Feel Every Beat (Edit) This is an edit of the (Downstairs Mix) without the extra vocals "Get Down" "Pump the Rhythm" bits
9. Getting Away With It (Instrumental) speaks for itself
10. Turning Point (Edit) new mix slightly different
11. Visit Me (Edit) sounded like a regular edit
12. Twisted Tenderness (Instrumental) sounds a little different maybe some levels are set differently


Over all I am happy with the new mixes. I agree the lineup is strange but I usually break down these kind of things and put them on the singles I think they should belong to in iTunes anyway.
Visit Me is an instrumental. I'll re-listen to Free Will.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Wed 10 Apr 2013, 12:11 am
by retrofuturist
Thanks for the reviews - I'll keep an eye out in the bargain bin.

Re: Electronic's first album deluxe redux

Posted: Wed 10 Apr 2013, 3:38 am
by Pacific707
df118junkie wrote:
Pacific707 wrote:I was skeptical about this but WOW some of those edits are amazing good. They are not just edits of existing mixes they are new mixes. I am avid collector and have every track to date and there are some new gems here. Here is my rundown of the bonus disc after first listen

1. Disappointed 7" big deal it was on the single
2. Second To None (Edit) ya sounded like a regular edit to me
3. Lean To The Inside (Edit) regular edit
4. Twisted Tenderness (Guitar/Vocal Mix) great new mix very enjoyable
5. Idiot Country Two - Same old from disappointed single maybe slightly different at the beginning track length is different by 20sec so need to listen closer
6. Free Will (Edit) NEW MIX this is a great mix and worth it just for that!!
7. Until The End Of Time (Edit) new mix of the original and is an instrumental Very Good!
8. Feel Every Beat (Edit) This is an edit of the (Downstairs Mix) without the extra vocals "Get Down" "Pump the Rhythm" bits
9. Getting Away With It (Instrumental) speaks for itself
10. Turning Point (Edit) new mix slightly different
11. Visit Me (Edit) sounded like a regular edit
12. Twisted Tenderness (Instrumental) sounds a little different maybe some levels are set differently


Over all I am happy with the new mixes. I agree the lineup is strange but I usually break down these kind of things and put them on the singles I think they should belong to in iTunes anyway.
Visit Me is an instrumental. I'll re-listen to Free Will.
oh ya it is. and it does sound a bit different in parts. had a phone call during that one and didn't notice before