MONACO - What Do You Want From Me? (chronovisor mix). [repost]

Hi folks!

The today's song is performed by the second band of the now ex-bass player of NEW ORDER, PETER HOOK. I only took the vocal version and the instumental version and made my own 12" version of this wonderful tune, an oldfashioned chronovisor mix.

Shalalaaalalalalaaa... Shalalaaalalalalaaa...

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:

MONACO
What Do You Want From Me?
(chronovisor mix)
07:01
[1997]
info

MONACO - What Do You Want From Me? (chronovisor mix)

Hi music.blog.lovers and a happy belated new year!

I hope it started as good as with me. It has been a while since I put a mix up, because a lots of changes are lying ahead of me.

This is the last posting I make while I'm in Australia, because in a few days I'm moving back to New Zealand, because I can't stay in Australia permanent but in New Zealand I can thank to my wife (she who has to be obeyed). :-) And I (we) are really looking forward to it.

The today's song is performed by the second band of the now ex-bass player of NEW ORDER, PETER HOOK. I only took the vocal version and the instumental version and made my own 12" version of this wonderful tune, an oldfashioned chronovisor mix.

Shalalaaalalalalaaa... Shalalaaalalalalaaa...

See you next time when I'm in New Zealand!

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


MONACO
What Do You Want From Me?
(chronovisor mix)
07:01
[1997]
info

MONACO - Sweet Lips (Farley & Heller Version) (chronovisor mix)

Today I present you one of the sideprojects from the band NEW ORDER. The ex-bassist of this band, which did split up (again ?) in 2007, formed a project in 1989 which existed 6 years and then felt apart becoming a two man project, which existed until 2000. The todays song was remixed by TERRY FARLEY and PETE HELLER, vocalish and ambientish. I myself extended it to a typical conservative 'chronovisor mix'.
ENJOY! FLOYD ANDERSON.

Here is the info:


MONACO
Sweet Lips (Farley & Heller Version)
(chronovisor mix)
13:26
[1997]
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