Multiple Songs Requests

[waldnorm]

As most of these are by a friend, I'll have to assume his claim that these are new wave or new wave legacies--

Cristina Bonet-- Is That All There Is

Stranglers-- Golden Brown (extended version--NOT live)

My Private Tokyo (argh my notes. I think that's the song title with an unclaimed band)

Portishead-- Glory Box (a unique version where Beth Gibbons sings with a man)--in this case it may be on CD--and if it is, where can it be found?

R.E.M.-- "Where's Captain Kirk?"

and finally . . . Lene Lovich and Nina Hagen-- "Don't Kill the Animals"

[waldnorm]

I found who's sung "My Private Tokyo"--it's by Vicious Pink. Anyone out there have it?

[rewind]

Cristina "Is That All There Is" is on the CD "Doll In The Box."
Stranglers "Golden Brown" never had an true extended mix except for the awful compilation "Stranglers: Clubbed To Death" -- 2002 "techno" remixes (available on CD).
Portishead "Glory Box" is on the CD "Dummy."
"Where's Captain Kirk" is by Spizz Energi, on the CD "Where's Captain Kirk: The Very Best Of Spizz."
"Don't Kill The Animals ('91 Mix) is on the CD "Tame Yourself" (I don't believe the original version is on CD).

[waldnorm]

Thanks, Rewind. Just to clarify on four of the tracks:

I've been looking for this extended version on "Golden Brown" my friend insists exists. I don't recall him saying it was techno, let alone he said he hadn't heard it since around 1988--which probably predates that particular version.

The version of "Glory Box" he's looking for is not on Dummy, or the live CD, and he claims not on any single CD (and he's looked for it). Beth Gibbons is singing this version with a man as a duet (pretty much throughout).

R.E.M. once did a cover of "Where's Captain Kirk?" and made very limited copies of which they distributed to their fans. It was only on vinyl. I have heard it and found it rather unique, and the friend that had it is practically unreachable now, if I wanted to pester him.

Finally, I'm surprised and shocked that there's still material by Lene and Nina that are digitally deprived, especially the original version of "Don't Kill the Animals". This is a travisty that should soon be corrected.

[Terim]

It's no Star Trekkin' [;)], but here's a version:
<a href="http://www.cyberus.ca/~cs/REM - Where's Captain Kirk.mp3">R.E.M. - Where's Captain Kirk?</a>

[waldnorm]

Thank you, Terim. That is the version I was looking for!

I have ordered Doll In a Box--now it's just an issue of seeing if I can find these other tracks and if anyone has them, do not be shy . . .