Thank you for the OMD, brilliant compilation.
I have the OMD CD Navigation The B-Sides, that contains "Concrete Hands", is that any use to you or is your rip from that album??
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negative1 wrote:i really like tears for fears.
but their b-sides are pretty subpar.
(ok, a couple are good), but the experimental parts,
and instrumentals aren't that great.
the band doesn't ever want to release 'wino' or
other ones either.
anyways, thanks for posting another great collection.
later
-1
moni wrote:Another one missing from the box set was Saxophones As Opiates because they didn't like that yet they included Wino
Passing_Stranger wrote:Yes, "Wino" was released on the "deluxe" of "The hurting" but how deluxe is that when it didn't include the original "We are broken" and "Ideas as opiates" is not the B-side version, as indicated, but an alternative LP mix? I'm constantly amazed by these blunders from the record companies. And they didn't even offer a replacement disc! Crazy stuff.
Speaking of the TFF B-sides, they're simply quirkier and more off the wall than the songs on LPs. "We are broken" is great, the original "Prisoner" is much better than on the LP, the instrumentals are ace, even the piano songs feature a much better vocals. And I agree with moni, B-sides from 1993 onwards are top-notch, in fact they're better than the A-sides to me. Interesting how it turns out and TFF look very intriguing for that.
P.S. As for the full list of the contents of these collections for reference, I'll do it sometime soon
negative1 wrote:now the really crazy thing is that they don't like 'the way you are' either,
because they felt like it was a stop gap song, that didn't raise the bar
on their music.
it is literally my 2nd favorite song from them, especially the extended version.
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