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£50 Note 65: Como Se Puede Bailar? Es Un Escandalo
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Scumpop by Readers Wifes
In These Shoes? by Kirsty MacColl
Grace Kelly by Mika
Nan, You're A Window Shopper by Lily Allen
Heart Of Hearts by !!!
The Guns Of Brixton by The Clash
£50 Note 64: Best Of Bernard Sumner
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These Days (Live) by New Order as Joy Division
Temptation (7" Version) by New Order
The Village by New Order
Looking From A Hilltop by Section 25
Can't Afford To Let You Go by 52nd Street
True Faith by New Order
Dream Attack by New Order
Disappointed by Electronic
Feel Every Beat by Electronic
Regret by New Order
When She's Gone by Electronic
Waiting For The Sirens' Call by New Order
True to form I got the show number wrong when announcing it.
This is the long-awaited charity auction podcast won by Brian C. in Portland, OR. Based on my knowledge of New Order and all their related projects he wanted a "best of" Bernard Sumner. It was hard to leave certain songs out but I had to keep the show under 80 minutes so it can be burned to CD.
I never really gave a proper wrap-up, so a few additional notes:
Bernard turned 51 last month.
London Records is releasing deluxe remasters of Joy Division's catalogue this year (Unknown Pleasures, Closer, Still, Substance). The video/live compilation Here Are The Young Men will also have an official DVD release with additional material.
The Ian Curtis biopic Control based on the biography written by his widow and directed by Anton Corbijn will be released this spring. New Order are re-recording some Joy Division material for the soundtrack, which also includes bands like The Killers. The film was shot in black and white and was partially financed by Depeche Mode's Martin Gore.
Show 63 doesn't exist.
62: Happy Birthday Baby Jesus (And Scott)
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I Was Born On Christmas Day by Saint Etienne
Happy Birthday by Altered Images
Imagine Santa (John Lennon vs. The Jackson 5) by DJ BC
Carol Of The Burgers by Voice Dude
Christmas Time Is Here by Vince Guaraldi
This show was recorded in London on December 15th at the secret Night Nurse bunker along with the Night Nurse Show's own Scott and Tim from Radio Clash. It was Scott's 30th birthday. :)
I love recording shows with them, and this one is a good mixture of both funny and serious Christmas memories. I hope you enjoy it whatever you celebrate.
61: Live In London
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(Not) Proud To Be An American (intro) by Lee Greenwood
Superlangalang! (M.I.A. vs. Super Mario) by Cry On My Console
Give Me Every Little Thing by The Juan Maclean
Voodoo Shake (Kelis vs. A Guy Called Gerald)
Bizarre Love Triangle (Richard X Remix) by New Order
Zero Return by £50 Note
No Scrub Girls (TLC vs. Prodigy vs. Rex The Dog) by Soundhog
Girl And The Sea (Cut Copy Remix) by The Presets
Shout (Fashion) (Solaris Mix) by David Bowie
Controversy (Housetrap Dub Remix) by Prince
Work On You by MSTRKRFT
Silent Shout (Williams Acidic Circuits Remix) by The Knife
Drop The Pressure (Rex The Dog Remix) by Mylo
Teachers by Soulwax
Everything's Gone Green (Martin Buttrich Remix) by New Order
Option by £50 Note
Whoo! Alright - Yeah... Uh Huh by The Rapture
Hallelujah (Club Mix) by Happy Mondays
That's All, Folks!
My thought was originally to split this into two different podcasts, but as I was trying to replicate my set as originally played that just didn't make sense. I know it's a long show. There's no show intro to keep from making it any longer.
This serves as a "best of £50 Note" up to now, incorporating tracks from the Kiss The Future series with tracks that have appeared in various podcasts.
The introduction is meant to be very tongue in cheek, while the outro is an addition - I'd intended to close out my set with it, but I didn't want any of the crowd to think I was signalling the end of the night since the Cartel Communique guys were going on after me.
The two original songs were recorded in real-time, live, as I mixed this set. In that regard I don't think the vocals are too bad. ;)
You may recognize Zero Return as the theme music to the show. In addition to singing I played a melodica and some cowbell toward the end. Option has lyrics by LD Beghtol (New Criticism/Moth Wranglers/Magnetic Fields) and the addition of shakers.
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