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Media Type: CD
Artist: ART OF NOISE
Title: BEST OF ART OF NOISE
Street Release Date: 01/14/1997
Genre: ELECTRONIC
| 29 of 31 people found the following review helpful:  The Blue Cover Version Is Available At HTFCDS.COM, By Psevhu (Brewster, MA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Best Of Art Of Noise (Audio CD) This version is acceptable, but the blue covered CD has extended-length songs, and is more worth the expense. The "Blue Cover" version can be found at HTFCDS.COM, based in Aurora, Illinois. 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:  BLUE vs. PINK Versions revealed !, This review is from: Best of the Art of Noise (Audio CD) I finally decided to upgrade my A.O.N. cassetes to CD, and I had forgotten there were two versions of the 'Best Of A.O.N.'- blue AND pink- which I still resent today as when I was first was forced to choose- (and there is confusion when the color specification is missing - so hopefully this helps you to choose the color that's right for you. When I first discovered A.O.N., I was enthralled. I opted then for the BLUE version on cassette because it had more songs and boasted the extended and 'AON' mixes(which are essentially just extended post-release), but fear it's demise as cassette decks become harder to replace. Over the years, I came to accept this BLUE version as the definitive collection of A.O.N., but, alas, some of the extended, mixes were kind of long-winded (like this version of 'Dragnet 88' with a Dan Ackroyd sampled vocal overdose, and the superfluous, repetetive orchestrals). 'Moments In Love' , with it's pulsing,... Read more 13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:  Doesn't really qualify as a "greatest hits" album, By Matthew Wilcox (Lansing, MI) - See all my reviews This review is from: Best Of Art Of Noise (Audio CD) I empathize with the AON fans who once owned the illustrious "blue cover" version of this title. I'm fortunate enough to still have my copy which, to set the record straight, is basically the 12" mixes of most of the titles on this release. It is true that removing "Moments In Love" from this album is a crime, but I also believe that the original version of "Legs" was a much better single for Art Of Noise than its evil twin, "Legacy". Finally, I have never been able to locate a CD with the original version of "Beat Box" (the version on the Into Battle ep). Even the Daft CD, which compiles Into Battle, the Moments In Love ep, and (Who's Afraid Of?) The Art Of Noise! left this version out, which should have also been included on this compilation of their 7" singles. Keep your eyes open for the hard-to-find "blue cover" version. |
