The second session--four cuts recorded for Steve Lamacq's Evening Session in October 2001--corresponds with the release of the much-garlanded comeback album Get Ready and features an intriguing arrangement of "Close Range" that defers more to the original demo version than the final album cut. Elsewhere, the red-herring, slacker shuffle of "Rock the Shack" (featuring a barely audible Bobby Gillespie, apparently) is a source of irritation amongst New Orderites who prefer metronomic electronic punctiliousness to Bacchanalian horseplay (not that the same people ever complained about "Sister Ray") but the fragile neo-classical grandeur of "Your Silent Face" is on firmer ground. The live-in-basement video of "Transmission" (commissioned as a gift for John Peel to celebrate his 40 years at Radio 1) finds the old mopes of yore to be chubbier and more comfortably at ease with their own legend than ever before.