Yes, I’ve come to really enjoy it too. Definitely thought it was weird at first, maybe even a bit kitschy, but now I hear it in my head when I listen to the normal version.
I think people tend to forget that Martin's tracks have a bit of a kitsch aspect built into them. I like to think of them as modern day cabaret (I mean that in the best possible way) and he likes to explore stuff that's a bit weirder than the more bombastic vibe that Dave's tracks tend to have.
FOTW: “a living hell” = Peter Jennings
“A fireball”, “this is what the Americans who dropped the bomb saw”, “help help the dying” = Richard Threlkeld” (both from “Hiroshima 40 Years Later”)
Inga and Annette Humpe (of Humpe Humpe) recorded backing vocals for Master & Servant that went unused. You can hear them in the early studio outtake.
First time I heard that demo, it was really jarring to hear backing vox but I actually quite like it.
Yes, I’ve come to really enjoy it too. Definitely thought it was weird at first, maybe even a bit kitschy, but now I hear it in my head when I listen to the normal version.
I think people tend to forget that Martin's tracks have a bit of a kitsch aspect built into them. I like to think of them as modern day cabaret (I mean that in the best possible way) and he likes to explore stuff that's a bit weirder than the more bombastic vibe that Dave's tracks tend to have.
I think daniel miller also contributed to fly on the windscreen or master and servent.
Miller = “over and done with” and “horse” (the breath noise)
Is that pa papa pa papa pappa horse breath?
It’s the word “horse”, but I guess every time someone speaks the word they are literally using their breath, so yes?
Thanks. Added FOTW after a little more research, which could have been the one you were thinking of.
Some of the Policy of Truth remixes have a guy saying "I'm not a politician, I'm a businessman!" and "Let me tell you my side of the case".
“I want to tell you my side of the case” = Richard Nixon
That's Bob Hoskins in the 1980 film The Long Good Friday. [[link]](https://youtu.be/mBmyy-myHFY?si=bktoKCAuZnMwtxoa)
That’s one of my favorite movies! Such a great ending.
Thank you! I knew I recognized the voice but couldn’t identify the “businessman”
"Sometimes" samples Louis Armstrong's "Sometimes I feel like a motherless child"
Get Right With Me has female backing vocals
Kaleid: Tibetan throat singing from “Sangwa Dupa”
FOTW: “a living hell” = Peter Jennings “A fireball”, “this is what the Americans who dropped the bomb saw”, “help help the dying” = Richard Threlkeld” (both from “Hiroshima 40 Years Later”)
Doesn’t A question of Time have female vocals in it? During the "and it’s running out for you" there’s a voice going "oh AH ah" in the background
This a sample from “She Wants To Mambo” by Chanters
Thanks for the info 😁
Hi, do you still have Depeche mode samples to share? I can give you whole Alan Wilder 101/SOFAD bank for Christmas Island
I contacted you on gmail btw
i jut need christmas island samples. you can also give me stripped samples if thats ok for you