B-sides collection - is it really complete?

[masquerade]

Originally Posted by gabo86

What era? Where can I found it?

May 1994. Was available on a BBC CD called Evening Sessions, I believe.

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by masquerade

May 1994. Was available on a BBC CD called Evening Sessions, I believe.

Ok. So it was kind of official release. So I searched for it onto my hard disk and found it. I put it as the first track of the THB companion disc, because the first single (and the first b-sides, Sculpture Of Man) has been released in June, after this Session.
Thanks!

[Donkey]

Been a Son?
Take The Skinheads Bowling should be there twice.

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by Donkey

Been a Son?
Take The Skinheads Bowling should be there twice.

Been A Son is in the TIMTTMY era because, according to manics.nl, it was recorded in 1999.
Many songs should be there twice, but I decided to put each song just one time. My aim is: listen to all the proper albums, listen to all these companion cd, and you will have listened to ALL the Manics' songs, without even a single repeatition

[Donkey]

Originally Posted by gabo86

Many songs should be there twice

But Take The Skinheads Bowling was re-recorded for Lipstick Traces, that's why I picked it...

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by Donkey

But Take The Skinheads Bowling was re-recorded for Lipstick Traces, that's why I picked it...

Re-recorded?
I didn't know this!
But I have the LT version and I think I'll keep it...

[Dext37 Fielding]

ghost of christmas.

[Dext37 Fielding]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manic_S...achers_B-sides

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by Dext37 Fielding

ghost of christmas.

it's in the SATT cd, #16

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by Dext37 Fielding

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manic_S...achers_B-sides

I used that as a source, along with all the singles' pages on Wikipedia, and manics.nl

[The_Great_Dictator]

The only things I can think of missing are the two Nirvana covers (Been A Son & Pennyroyal Tea), James' acoustic covers of You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory & Endless Plane of Fortune - oh and all of the JDB & Nicky Wire B-sides (I included those on mine anyway and to me they're just as good.)

I also have Judge Yr'self at the end of The Holy Bible stuff just 'cause it was recorded shortly afterward.

If you want to get even pickier, you could include Lopez (w/ 808 State), the song JDB did with Tom Jones (You're Right, I'm Left, She's Gone) etc. but those aren't really essential.

[The_Great_Dictator]

Sorry, I just saw Been A Son on there - nevermind!

[Jennie Wren]

Even though I don't rate KYE as an album I love a few of it's b sides

Pedestal
Ballad of a Bangkok Novotel
Locust Valley
Fear of Motion

Oh and LB's

Failure Bound ... sooo very relevant to todays economy and on a more small scale in Valley Life

[gabo86]

Originally Posted by The_Great_Dictator

The only things I can think of missing are the two Nirvana covers (Been A Son & Pennyroyal Tea), James' acoustic covers of You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory & Endless Plane of Fortune - oh and all of the JDB & Nicky Wire B-sides (I included those on mine anyway and to me they're just as good.)

I also have Judge Yr'self at the end of The Holy Bible stuff just 'cause it was recorded shortly afterward.

If you want to get even pickier, you could include Lopez (w/ 808 State), the song JDB did with Tom Jones (You're Right, I'm Left, She's Gone) etc. but those aren't really essential.

As you've later noticed, I inlucded Been A Son, and after an advice on this forum, I included Pennyroyal Tea too. The other songs you listed are solo stuff (James' or Nicky's), and this "project" includes just the Manics. So, I won't put them in these companion CDs.

For Judge Yr'self I'm not sure...I read somewhere that it was re-recorded in 2003 and mixed with a techno remix made by Sean. Is it true?

Could anyone give me links on the internet where I can download all these b-sides? I been searching for ages.