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A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Sat Feb 19, 2022 5:21 pm
by humanracer
I have done another list, this time putting the songs into categories. I counted 85 individually released tracks. Again this list doesn't include the excellent reworkings by Blank & Jones or the Secret Tapes demo/early tracks collection.

There are a few tracks I have to check. Feedback appreciated.

A SECRET WISH
1. Dream within a Dream 8.04
2. The Murder of Love 5.13
3. Jewel 3.07
4. Duel 4.41
5. P – Machinery 3.50
6. Sorry for Laughing 3.27
7. Dr. Mabuse (First Life) 4.57
8. The Chase 4.05
9. The Last Word / Strength to Dream 3.00

CD MIXES
10. Dream within a Dream (CD mix) 9.10
11. Jewel (CD mix) 6.22 [= "Jewel (Cut Rough)" minus the opening sequence]
12. Duel (CD mix) 4.41
13. p: Machinery (CD mix) 3.50
14. Dr. Mabuse (CD mix) 10.41

SINGLE VERSIONS
15. Dr. Mabuse (a paranoid fantasy) 4.16/4:20
[the European 7" fades out 4 seconds longer than the UK. Not enough difference to be classed as a separate track]
16. Dr. Mabuse (Special Instrumental Mix) 5.18
17. Duel (Eye to Eye) 4.11
18. p:Machinery (Goodnight 32) 4.11
19. Lied 2.44

B SIDES
20. Dr. Mabuse der Spieler (an international incident) 5.43
21. Femme Fatale (the woman with the orchid) 3.20
22. (The Ninth Life Of...) Dr. Mabuse 4.06
23. Jewel (Rough Cut) 3.39
24. The Lesson 4.14
25. Frozen Faces 4.21
26. p: Machinery (Passive) 3.44
27. (The Echo of) Frozen Faces 10.22

ORIGINAL EXTENDED VERSIONS
28. Dr. Mabuse (13th Life Mix) 6.34
29. Das Testament des Mabuse 10.14
30. Duel (Bitter Sweet) 7.36
31. Jewel (Cut Rough) 6.52
32. p: Machinery (Beta) 9.30
33. p: Machinery (Polish) 9.25
34. Frozen Faces 5.31
35. (The Beta Wrap around of) p: Machinery 10.47

THE MEDLEYS
DO WELL:
36. The First Cut 1.28
- Duel 4.44
- Jewel (Cut Rough) 6.52
37. Wonder 1.44
38. Bejewelled 5.16

EXTRACTS FROM COMPLETE MACHINERY:
39. Introduction 0:25
40. P:Machinery (Voiceless) 3:26
41. Separation 0:20
- Frozen Faces 5:28
42. Reprise from "p:Machinery (Polish)" 1:13 [not officially released yet on its own)

COMPLETE MACHINERY:
- Introduction 0.25
43. Machinery (Connected) 12.40
- Separation 0.20
- Frozen Faces 5.28

WISHFUL THINKING
44. Abuse 3.29
45. Machined 6.54
46. Laughed 8.54 [first intended as a 12" Mix for USA]
47. Loving 0.46
48. Jewelled 7.48
49. Loved 6.43
50. Abuse 4.17
51. Thought Part I 2.06
52. Thought Part II 0.28

THE TESTAMENTS
53. Testament One 1.20
54. Testament Two 0:28
55. Testament Three 0:25
56. Testament Four 0.24
57. Testament Five 1.03
58. Testament Six 0.32
59. Testament Seven 3.17
60. Testament Eight 1:43

DISTBURDANCES
61. Disturbdance One 0:11
62. Disturbdance Five 2:37
63. Disturbdance Seven 3:14

ALTERNATIVE MIXES:
64. Das Testament des Dr Mabuse (DJ Promo Version) 9.52
65. Dr Mabuse (Anton Corbijn Video Mix) 4.52
66. P:Machinery (Zbigniew Rybczynski Video Mix) 4.37
67. Duel (Thirds) 4.01 (Top of the Pops Mix)
68. p: Machinery (Beta) 7.59 (edited version)

PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED (IN THE 84-85 PERIOD) MIXES:
69. Dr Mabuse - Im Stahlnetz des Mabuse (a 12" Dance Mix) 3.16
70. Dr Mabuse (12" Master Mix For Germany) 6:04
71. Die Tausend Augen des Mabuse 9.47
72. Sorry for Laughing (Unapologetic 12") 10.12
73. Sorry For Laughing (Alvin Clarke 12" Mix) 5:27
74. The Chase (The Goodnight Mix) 4.02
75. Strength to Dream (Outtake 04.02.84) 2.29
76. Frozen Faces (A Secret Sense of Rhythm) 5.09
77. Frozen Faces (A Secret Sense of Sin) 5.30
78. Dream within a Dream (Version with Lippo's original mix and Dave's cross-faded intro) 9.10
79. The Murder of Love (Murderous Instrumental) 4.29
80. Dr Mabuse (Outtake 24.04.85) 5.41
81. Duel (Voiceless) 5:00
82. P:Machinery (The Beta Wraparound Edit) 04:12
83. p:Machinery (The Voiceless Beta Wraparound Edit) 4.25
84. Femme Fatale (The Orchid) (Piano Instrumental) 3.39
85. Sorry For Laughing (Unapologetic, Reprise) 1:04

Still to check:
Frozen Faces (Alpha) and Frozen Faces (Beta) = 7" and 12" versions?
Strength To Dream (The First Life Of...) 02:29 = Strength to Dream (Outtake 04.02.84) 2.29 ?
Das Testament des Dr Mabuse (12" Edit for Germany) 09:55 = Das Testament des Dr Mabuse (DJ Promo Version) 9.52 ?
Dr. Mabuse (An International Conclusion) 05:40 = ??
P:Machinery (Alpha) 1.59 = ??

Re: A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Sat Feb 19, 2022 6:39 pm
by Passing_Stranger
Interesting topic! Nothing to add, but maybe somebody will be interested in a list of chart successes by Propaganda around the world - posted here: http://chart-collector.blogspot.com/202 ... ganda.html :D

Re: A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Sat Feb 19, 2022 10:50 pm
by 80rulez
Seems like nobody cares about "1234"

Re: A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Sun Feb 20, 2022 7:26 pm
by captain.sensible
What about "P Machinery (Short Beta)" clocking in at 7:44? I always thought this was a demo version or an unedited version from the "P Machinery (Beta)" master tape, but I have never been able to confirm or deny this. This is the version that has what sounds like some studio banter during the intro with Claudia practicing the "HA!" vocal.

Re: A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2022 12:19 am
by Uvox
80rulez wrote:Seems like nobody cares about "1234"


I would second this - why there is no 1234 in your list?? personal dislikes??

Re: A list of songs by Propaganda

PostPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2022 6:00 am
by PKPN
"Short Beta" is not an official version title. It was just called "p:Machinery (Beta)" on the compilations it appeared on. It's not a demo, but rather just an edit of "(The Beta Wraparound of) p:Machinery", with the introductory banter added.

Speaking of personal dislikes... The Testaments and Disturbdances, along with the rest of the The Eight Testaments of Propaganda release, seem to be just demos and unfinished ideas that were originally left unreleased for good reason. I don't consider them part of the Propaganda canon.

At this point, I think the next step is for Paul Morley would name and sell his own turds. "Tikka Masala Requiem (mass for a pandemic)"...buy now!

Maybe that's a harsh take, but most musicians and record companies have enough sense to keep their "unsurpassed masters" in the bins, not give them newly minted titles and pretend they're long-lost works that people should want to pay money to hear.