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Great remixes

Started by Dr Syntax Head, October 19, 2017, 10:24:27 PM

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phes

Here's some remixes i love, though i appreciate some of them are probably quite annoying

Yelle - A Cause de Garcons (Sta remix):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv85m_k3HYg&list=RDZv85m_k3HYg
Bent - Always (Ashley Beadle's Mahavishnu remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMkRVXpWQV0
Rick Astley - Never gonna give you up (About Girls remix): https://www.thefourohfive.com/music/article/rick-astley-never-gonna-give-you-up-about-girls-remix-139
Metro Area - Orange Alert (DFA remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mICtzasSfug
New Order - Crystal (Lee Combs remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5lmSdqz7gc
Isolee - Brazil.com (Tiefschwarz ole ole mix): I can't find this but it's on spotify. One of my faves
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game (Trentmoller remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sY0UsDcXiCA
Moby - Go (Trentmoller Remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR-akFK0WTM
The Streets - Weak become Heroes (Ashley Beedle's Love bug vocal mix): Can't locate this one either but it's on spotify
Kaori - Good Life (is this a remix of just a cover?). Probably quite annoying anyway - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRMqFqdFwj8



buzby

Quote from: phes on October 21, 2017, 12:30:46 PM
New Order - Crystal (Lee Combs remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5lmSdqz7gc
There's plenty of choice when it comes to New Order. London put out an entire album of remixed tracks, The Rest Of  (to accompany The Best Of compilation) in 1995. They vary in quality, but one in particular went on to become a massive club tune:
Confusion (Pump Panel Reconstruction)
It was another one that basically used nothing from the original track other than some vocal samples welded onto heavy 303+909 acid. It ended up being used on the 'Blood Rave' scene at the start of Blade  and went massive, with the riff being copied all over the place.

My other favourite off that album is the Biff & Memphis remix of Touched By The Hand Of God. It's weird to think this was made by the same guys (Stannard & Rowe) responsible for writing and producing most of the Spice Girls' hits. One nice detail is they went back to the source (Kraftwerk's Uranium) for the choir sample from Blue Monday, which wasn't well known at that time.

There was another remix that was commissioned for the album but ended up being cut from it. The Advent were asked to produce a remix of Everything's Gone Green but when it wasn't included they put it out as an EP with 3 other versions they produced.

Another of my favourites is The Ambient Mix of Ruined In A Day by Booga Bear that was only included on CD1 of the single release
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Kaori - Good Life (is this a remix of just a cover?). Probably quite annoying anyway - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRMqFqdFwj8
it's a cover, with Kaori Kaneko singing instead of Paris Grey. they are obviously using the same transposed piano chord sample for the main riff though.

BlodwynPig


Dr Syntax Head

I am the only single person on this board that loves the Dandy Warhols but fuck you this is cool. Massive Attack remix of the Dandy's best song and it is brilliant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga41P9IstUo

Serge

Primal Scream had some great ones in the '90s - starting off, of course, with 'Loaded' which was itself a remix. And the version of 'Come Together' that's on 'Screamadelica' is a remix. Although the best remix of 'Higher Than The Sun' - the 'Dub Symphony In Two Parts' - is also on 'Screamadelica', try and track down the 'American Spring Mix' that Weatherall did as well (I can't find it on Youtube), it's absolutely fantastic. There were a couple of mixes of 'Jailbird' on the 12" (which I also can't find on Youtube) - Weatherall (again!) with his 'Dub Chapter 3' mix, which goes on for about ten minutes, and the Chemical Brothers, back when they were still calling themselves The Dust Brothers, also turned in a great remix.

I love Kris Needs' remix of Saint Etienne's 'Pale Movie', titled 'Secret Knowledge Trouser Assassin Mix'.

CAN's remix album, the slyly titled 'Sacrilege' had a few good versions on it - U.N.K.L.E.'s 'Vitamin C' and The Orb's 'Halleluhwah' in particular.

And, of course, there's the mighty Patrick Cowley remix of 'I Feel Love'.

BlodwynPig

Mandalay had some great remix singles in the 90s

one of my favourites is the Tom Middleton's (Cosmos) mix of Not Seventeen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUGh1ycYWT4


Chairman Bodog

https://youtu.be/mJavTILnBXk

Like dimethyltryptamine Braxton hicks. Born a son that vibes.

https://youtu.be/yz1jZRGkd1g

What pot noodle and a ten bag lilt

Somewhere upthread - all those a Thin White Duke remixes from that time were awesome (Gwen Stefani/Killers etc)

Lana Del Rey - Video Games (Jamie Woon) - sounds like Prince

https://youtu.be/UnXUUgFv9wc

Just heard this today - Call Me Maybe by Saint Pepsi

https://youtu.be/8liXlr1_zfM

Gwen Stefani - Hollaback Girl - more pitched down vocal fun by Parks, Squares and Alleys #np on #SoundCloud

https://soundcloud.com/parrkssquares/hollaback-girl-parks-squares-and-alleys-remix


More upthread the Trentmoller mix of Bruce Springsteen - State Trooper is fantastic


BlodwynPig

Never thought I'd see PSE featured in this forum

buzby

A Guy Called Gerald - Hot Lemonade (Trancentral Fizz)
The title track and lead single from Gerald's debut album.  Rham! Records asked Youth to produce remixes for a second 12" to accompany the original single - this was in the period where he was still affiliated with The KLF through being Jimmy's partner in Brilliant and part of The Orb (before Jimmy and The Orb split and Youth went with Alex), hence the Trancentral moniker. The original sounded not surprisingly like Newbuild-era 808 State. Youth turned it into a more laid-back trancey affair.

Blue Pearl - Naked In The Rain (Pure Trance Mix)
When the 'Live At Trancentral' version of What Time Is Love? took The KLF back into the charts in the summer of 1990, Youth put together a cheeky WTIL? soundalike with Pink Floyd backing vocalist Durga McBroom. Through his friendship with Jimmy he asked him to provide a couple of remixes - the Pure Trance mix, a slowed down ambient trance version that used a completely different whispered vocal to the original mix, more akin to Donna Summer's orgasmic performance on Love To Love You Baby, and the New Age mix, which was basically an instrumental version of the Pure Trance mix.

They were released on a Wau! Mr Modo white label alongside Youth's original Paradise mix, and the buzz it created in the clubs led to the track being picked up by Big Life for a full release. Graham Massey was asked to remix it, initially as the 808 Jazz mix, and then was asked to rework his mix for the full 7" and 12" single releases.

The Pet Shop Boys - It Must Be So Obvious (UFO Mix)
Also following the success of WTIL? the Pet Shop Boys asked the The KLF to remix thier lates single So Hard (they originally asked then to collaborate on a Christmas single but Bill & Jimmy were too busy). The resulting 'The KLF vs. Pet Shop Boys' remix 12" included a harder remix of So Hard that combined the original bassline and vocals with elements of the original version (with Pete Wylie vocals) of It's Grim Up North. Of more interest is the B-side UFO mix of  It Must Be So Obvious, which gets the Chill Out treatment drifting in an out of an ambient sound collage.

BlodwynPig

you "may" like this mashup of Bizarre Inc and Blue Pearl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWw3zeBdNVw

studpuppet

Quote from: BlodwynPig on October 22, 2017, 11:29:09 PM
Never thought I'd see PSE featured in this forum

Heard it years ago on late night radio, and totally misheard the title and artist (did the same thing with ...And The Native Hipsters when I was about twelve) - the only thing I heard right was the 'Einstein's Funky Expedition Mix' and had to wait for the internet to arrive in my house before I found out what it was.

BlodwynPig

Quote from: studpuppet on October 23, 2017, 12:42:25 AM
Heard it years ago on late night radio, and totally misheard the title and artist (did the same thing with ...And The Native Hipsters when I was about twelve) - the only thing I heard right was the 'Einstein's Funky Expedition Mix' and had to wait for the internet to arrive in my house before I found out what it was.

Praise Space Electric featured on an early 90s compilation called Fun With Mushrooms released by Delerium Records

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Fun-With-Mushrooms/release/3145209


Primal Scream - Loaded fans should check out the Terry Farley mix, chucks in more of the original vocal

https://youtu.be/OIMSF3tfR4I


Dr Syntax Head

Some more Jacques making Kasabian more interesting than they could ever hope to be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nVndoR9lDU

Captain Z

Forgot to add another EP remix that's really funky: Seelenluft - Manila (Ewan Pearson Remix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQD8dIfserM

Lord Mandrake

Emergancy on planet earth London Rican mix
https://youtu.be/0xr5MXJHfn8

doppelkorn

An basic thread idea with some excellent contributions, thanks.

Was anyone else into the "AOR disco" "scene" around 2010-2011ish? Loads of sort of Balearic-y type remixes/edits of 70s and 80s AOR records (and the like). Some of it crossed over a bit, but for a while there was some absolute heat coming out.

Should try and catalogue it all one day, before it gets deleted off the internet. Out of the ones I wanted to share, this is the only one I can quickly find.

Fleetwood Mac -Sara (Feat of Theydon and Bobby Lost's Bhagwan Mix) https://soundcloud.com/anuprem/fleetwood-mac-remix

Enid Coleslaw

I don't think this got mentioned earlier in the Goldfrapp-Pearson posts - 'Ride a White Horse (Ewan Pearson Disco Odyssey)':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isTNRpH0q9Q

Dr Syntax Head

Quote from: Enid Coleslaw on October 25, 2017, 11:48:10 AM
I don't think this got mentioned earlier in the Goldfrapp-Pearson posts - 'Ride a White Horse (Ewan Pearson Disco Odyssey)':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isTNRpH0q9Q

It's amazing.

Bent Stay the same. There's a slammmin planet funk remix that I can't find on youtube but this is really nice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEKSXdMrYUE

Lord Mandrake

Greyhound part 2 (GZA remix)
https://youtu.be/MMHZTauB-uY

Hand of the dead body (possible 187 mix)
https://youtu.be/Bg8qdj1nd_s