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Build A Rocket performed by Chad Rex
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| Die, All Right! performed by The Hives
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| I want to kiss the Bangles performed by The Saw Doctors
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| Julie Ocean performed by Undertones
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| Love's theme (Saint Etienne Mix) performed by Pizzicato Five
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| Self-conscious over you performed by The Outcasts
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| Temptation performed by New Order
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| | | : I've not heard the 7 since I was at college in 82, but there is also a version about 15-20 minutes long on one of the first "Touch" cassettes, where they have cut it with an interview. The whole thing seems to have been a lengthy Jam, edited differently for different releases. So the 7 would give you the most focused version. Compare the 7 and 12 edits of the KLF's "3am Eternal" for the enhancing effect of a great edit. : I totally agree with everything delicado says. Early New Order rocks. Everything after and including Blue Monday is more poppy - and I can live with that. But most of their albums are very patchy - with half the tracks good and the other half almost unlistenable. But Temptation is an utter, utter classic. And I just love Dreams Never End, Cries and Whispers and In a Lonely Place. Well, any early New Order - it all that has tinny dance-music quality but still holds that desolate Joy Division sound.
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| Who Needs Enimies performed by The Cooper Temple Clause
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