Cassette Album - New Order - Substance - Factory

Tape Media: Cassette Album

Artist:	New Order
Title:	Substance
Format:	Cassette Album
Label:	Factory
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	FACT 200C
Date:	1987
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	New Order	Ceremony		Rate
02	New Order	Everything's Gone Green		Rate
03	New Order	Temptation - New Version		Rate
04	New Order	Blue Monday		Rate
05	New Order	Confusion - New Version		Rate
06	New Order	Thieves Like Us		Rate
07	New Order	Perfect Kiss		Rate
08	New Order	Subculture		Rate
09	New Order	Shellshock		Rate
10	New Order	State Of The Nation		Rate
11	New Order	Bizarre Love Triangle		Rate
12	New Order	True Faith		Rate
13	New Order	In A Lonely Place		Rate
14	New Order	Procession		Rate
15	New Order	Cries And Whispers		Rate
16	New Order	Mesh		Rate
17	New Order	Hurt		Rate
18	New Order	The Beach		Rate
19	New Order	Confused Instrumental		Rate
20	New Order	Lonesome Tonight		Rate
21	New Order	Murder		Rate
22	New Order	Thieves Like Us Instrumental		Rate
23	New Order	Kiss Of Death		Rate
24	New Order	Dubvulture		Rate
25	New Order	Shellcock		Rate
26	New Order	Shame Of The Nation		Rate
27	New Order	Bizarre Dub Triangle		Rate
28	New Order	1963		Rate

Notes

1 box; 2 cassettes; 1 inlay, glossy colour printed on one side, song information and credits on the other (matt); 1 moulded plastic cassette tray.

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Malcyramone SUBS 20th Aug 2023		Also released in a card slipcase. The previous owner seems to have lost theirs and made a replacement. Cassette one, with red labels, goes with the blue inlay card and vice versa.



BiggieTembo 19th Mar 2014		Review Another New Order cassette box set bought in Woolworth's in Chippenham, in 1987. I can't remember how much it cost but I seem to recall that I was pretty narked to pay a hefty wodge of my hard-earned apprentice cash for this costly box. The actual tape of Tape 2 proved to be extremely thin - there was always a point where I could hear the tape beginning to chew up, so I would always stop it just before. The tapes are chrome, recorded in non-Dolby. The sound is bassy, but kind of flat. The packaging is limited (1 inner) compared to the Low-Life boxed cassette (1 vellum inner, 4 postcards). But hey - that's Factory Records' minimalist packaging fetish for ya ;-) * * * * * * * * * According to Wikipedia: "While Substance presents a sizeable collection of singles, there are many omissions and differences to be found from the original single releases: "Temptation" and "Confusion" were re-recorded in 1987 especially for Substance and none of the original versions appear [states this on the inner]. "Ceremony" is the version recorded after Gillian Gilbert joined the band. The original trio version – the first New Order recording following the dissolution of Joy Division — would not be re-released until the Singles collection in 2005 and the re-release of Movement in 2008. "Sub-culture", "Shellshock" and "Hurt" are all edited down from their original 12" recordings[doesn't say this on the inner - it says they're all the 12" versions]. "Cries and Whispers" is incorrectly labelled as "Mesh" on all versions, and only on the cassette version does the original "Mesh" actually appear, itself mistitled as "Cries and Whispers" (to add to the confusion, the iTunes Store release, based from the CD version, labels the "Cries and Whispers" as "Mesh (Cries and Whispers)"). "Sub-culture" is mistitled "Subculture", and "The Perfect Kiss" is mistitled "Perfect Kiss". The standard tape version, due to the extra space befitting the format, also contains extra tracks in the form of "Dub-vulture", "Shellshock", and "Bizarre Dub Triangle", as well as the actual "Mesh". Only on the limited edition cassette version does "True Dub" appear, as the last track on the second tape. On all cassette versions, "Murder" is after "Thieves Like Us" on the first cassette, whereas on the CD/DAT versions it appears on the second half of the album." * * * * * * * * * I have no idea if this box set is the "limited edition" with the extra "True Dub" track as Wiki states (as mentioned above - I was a too scared to play Cassette 2 for fear of chewing the thin tape). It may be the limited edition Wiki refers to, because I remember a standard double-cassette version in a regular plastic "double-cassette" box in the stores at the same time... 3 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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