I agree AcidChildren there is no way that none of us here knows about it. Since we have human encyclopedias on everything chemical running around here but then again it's the brothers we are talking about they have a history of not releasing tracks which are incomplete.
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 4:56 PM
sadie: next time you say something like this and you aren't sure, try to gather information before doing something like this.
Or just ask if anybody knows if this is true or not, instead of making a thread claiming something that now you're also saying that might be a lie.
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Or just ask if anybody knows if this is true or not, instead of making a thread claiming something that now you're also saying that might be a lie.
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 6:45 PM
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Everyone who has heard the Radio One Anti-Nazi mix knows that this dj mix contains excerpts of an early Hey Boy Hey Girl.
Thats very true HBHG was kicking about for ages in the studio and played in anti nazi mix. Im sure there is many tracks and unfinnished projects kicking about that they intend to finnish at some point. This must of been the case with HBHG that appears to of been worked on then reworked for ages before the final issue.
But i think if they did this tune it would of been released unfinnish without us hereing it.
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 7:40 PM
And I've already experienced this with The Beatles and their new song Cry for a Shadow, and my father gave me a LP he bought in the 60s and there it was, Cry for a Shadow, The Beatles. }:-@
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 8:11 PM
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a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. now you got us all curious. I will get bottom of this.
To get to the bottom you'll have to travel down under and I heard that septics don't trust crocodile hunters......
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Posted 27 January 2005 - 10:26 PM
I don't think this is true to be honest although i know they don't ever chuck ideas away they just store them away and come back to them and to be honest with the anti nazi i dont think it was an early version of hbhg just the sample that they used in hbhg, they have samples kicking around for a long time until they use them in a song. And to be honest i just don't think the bros would write a soundtrack for a film for some reason i think they are quite precious with there music i think someone was just bullshiting you :?
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Posted 28 January 2005 - 12:34 AM
Hmm, i would definately agree with you on that one. Think about the 5 albums, each song is very loved and has had a lot of attention payed to it... [Except maybe Pioneer Skies, the ending was a bit of a copout but i wont go back to that, i believe that's old news.] Really, are there any songs that haven't had a lot of love go into them? maybe a couple of B-Sides but then, listen to them!
To quote Troy McClure: "If that's what they cut out what they left in must be pure gold!"
To quote Troy McClure: "If that's what they cut out what they left in must be pure gold!"
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Posted 28 January 2005 - 6:46 PM
I could be true. It just sounds a bit much like "No souvenirs" by Prodigy. That's a track written for a movie, the Beach, but was cancelled for the soundtrack. It still had to be released. I would like to know which movie Hold tight London was made for.
And the Chems have done this before. That Bjork release that never was released evolved in one of their own tracks. Although I can't remember which song it was (Elektrobank??)
And the Chems have done this before. That Bjork release that never was released evolved in one of their own tracks. Although I can't remember which song it was (Elektrobank??)
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Posted 29 January 2005 - 12:15 AM
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He put on a turn-down collar, a black bow, and wore his Sunday tail-coat. As such, he looked spruce, and what his clothes would not do, his instinct for making the most of his good looks would.
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Posted 29 January 2005 - 3:58 AM
It could just be me but I think he implied that they wrote a song for a a film not a soundtrack, But this is a moot point as The Chems don't write songs for film. The Movie industry decides to appropriate tracks from thier catalog and then forever after dumbass's call it by the movie name.
Agggghhhhh!!! How many times do I have to tell people the name of the track is NOT Swordfish!
Buuuuut.... From what I have previewed of the new album, It really does have a kind of Nostalgic? feel to it. It's the chems but it feels like something they were trying to emulate from a time before they were famous. Before bigbeat and Chemical... Something very akin to Acid House.
Agggghhhhh!!! How many times do I have to tell people the name of the track is NOT Swordfish!
Buuuuut.... From what I have previewed of the new album, It really does have a kind of Nostalgic? feel to it. It's the chems but it feels like something they were trying to emulate from a time before they were famous. Before bigbeat and Chemical... Something very akin to Acid House.