Playlist devant rendre fou, face D

by Fr. on September 14th, 2009

(sinon elle n’est rien)

Teacup ashtray morning, watching the moon turning sunwise over fourteen sand-buried paper clips.

Ghosts – Japan, Tin Drum (1981).

What follows is complete with Spotify and Youtube links, and what I believe to be an inflated level of track annotations. The next step will be to offer a link to the Spotify playlist.
Spellbound – Siouxsie and The Banshees (1981 for the single version).

Try the live version only after listening to the studio one (that 1981 live in Italy is also mildly seducing):
NARC – Interpol, Antics (2004; the Paul Banks remix is a strangely fascinating animal)
Transmission – Joy Division, Heart and Soul (from the integral JD boxset; the linked version is from the 2008 best of).
The Lebanon – The Human League (2005 edition; the extended version was also attractive and could have featured next to Sixousie and the Banshees’ Israel).
(Some track from Ministry’s Twitch (1986) would be appropriate here. We Believe, perhaps. I cannot seem to find it on either Spotify or Youtube. Instead, you might try their totally unrelated track on George W. Bush.)
Le long de la rivière tendre – Sébastien Tellier, Narco (2007 soundtrack of an otherwise unimpressive film).
Double Cigarette Nap [slightly-over-12-minute white track].
Love Theme – Vangelis, Blade Runner Soundtrack (1994; the release of the soundtrack has a complicated history).
Showroom Dummies – Kraftwerk, Trans-Europe Express (1977).

It’s like the nineties never really existed, right?

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