- Audio CD (21 Aug 1990)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Sire
- ASIN: B000002LLO
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 311,139 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode |
| 2. Drop The Pressure - Merlin |
| 3. Star - Erasure |
| 4. Wish Me Luck - Ofra Haza |
| 5. Help Us, Somebody - Chris Thomas |
| 6. Candleland - Ian Mc Culloch |
| 7. Breathe - Ministry |
| 8. Girl Tried To Kill Me - Ice-T |
| 9. When The Beatles Hit America - John Wesley Harding |
| 10. Id Parade - Danielle Dax |
| 11. November Spawned A Monster - Morrissey |
| 12. Gang Of One - Bradford |
| 13. Maybe For Sure - Deborah Harry |
| 14. Soon - My Bloody Valentine |
| 15. Melting Blue Delicious - Wild Swans |
| 16. Loaded - Primal Scream |
Product Description
VARIOUS Just Say Da Volume 4 (1990 US 16-track compilation CD album featuring the previously unreleased Kazan Cathedral mix of Personal Jesus by Depeche Mode also includes tracks by Erasure Ofra Haza Morrissey Debbie Harry and Primal Scream.Housed in a sealed 12? x 6 longbox picture sleeve)
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Format:Audio CD
I bought this CD purely for the Live version of Breathe by Ministry - well worth having due to it's myserious absence from the 'In Case...' album. Unfortunately though the introductory drum section has been edited.
Otherwise there's a once rare (I beleive) mix from Depeche Mode, but this has since turned up on one of the recent remix packages. Not exactly a must-have but Francois K always turns in a good dub.
Then there are standard album cuts from Morrissey and My Bloody Valentine. If you don't have these already then, well, you probably should.
The rest of this mix is made up of some 'okay' tunes - nothing terrible, but nothing that really caught my interest.
Otherwise there's a once rare (I beleive) mix from Depeche Mode, but this has since turned up on one of the recent remix packages. Not exactly a must-have but Francois K always turns in a good dub.
Then there are standard album cuts from Morrissey and My Bloody Valentine. If you don't have these already then, well, you probably should.
The rest of this mix is made up of some 'okay' tunes - nothing terrible, but nothing that really caught my interest.
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2 reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
As always, a mixed bag
13 Sep 2001
Format:Audio CD
These Sire samplers are always a mixed bag. There'll be something brilliant, something you absolutely hate, and something you can't get anywhere else. The idea, of course, was that you'd pick them up for the artists you were familiar with -- Depeche Mode, Morrisey, Ice-T -- and get turned on to, say, Ofra Haza or Danielle Dax. The real standout here is John Wesley Harding's hilarious (and eerily prophetic) "When the Beatles Hit America," a catchy little talking-blues number about a 1990s Beatles reunion.
Tunguska Event 7
8 Nov 2009
Format:Audio CD
I bought this CD just because of track 13. This song is a nice extended version of "Maybe for Sure", originally released in Deborah Harris album "Def, Dumb and Blonde".
Maybe for Sure is a reworked version of "Angel's Song/Send Love Through" from the animated movie Rock & Rule.
Rock & Rule soundtrack was never released and getting this CD was part of my personal quest of creating my own Rock & Rule music selection. Other CD's to get include Zombie Birdhouse (Iggy Pop) and Sex America (Cheap Trick).
Other songs worth listening in "Just Say Da" include Personal Jesus, Star, When the Beatles Hit America, The Id Parade and November Spawned a Monster.
Maybe for Sure is a reworked version of "Angel's Song/Send Love Through" from the animated movie Rock & Rule.
Rock & Rule soundtrack was never released and getting this CD was part of my personal quest of creating my own Rock & Rule music selection. Other CD's to get include Zombie Birdhouse (Iggy Pop) and Sex America (Cheap Trick).
Other songs worth listening in "Just Say Da" include Personal Jesus, Star, When the Beatles Hit America, The Id Parade and November Spawned a Monster.
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