Remixing old classics right or wrong?????

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lastnightadj

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bucky said:
I dunno mate, that strings track when it first promo'd lit up floors across the nation before it got a proper full release.


When I was working in a record shop we hads tons of unsold copies of the Soul Central original white - it was only when Danny Krivit edited it (about 12 months later) and added his name that it started to pick up interest - I like Krivit but both versions were shit IMHO
 

ilovepiano

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Lozzie said:
Bassline and Bouncey House is the devil!!!! Music for folk who don't have a CLUE!!!!!!!:mad:


Yeah but just coz you don't like it doesn't mean that its shit. Each to their own and that....


And saying that it's music for folk who don't have a clue is like the same as a die-hard thrash metal lover saying all dance music is the work of the devil.

I bet there's loads of Pink Floyd fans who can't stand what the Scissor Sistors did to Comfortably Numb, but who cares? If you don't like it, just don't listen to it. :thumbsup:
 

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Some tunes don't even get a chance to become great records before they are obliterated by some cheesy remix. a perfect recent example is that Mylo tune (pressure?) remixed with "miami sound machine". Jesus
 
ilovepiano said:
Yeah but just coz you don't like it doesn't mean that its shit. Each to their own and that....


And saying that it's music for folk who don't have a clue is like the same as a die-hard thrash metal lover saying all dance music is the work of the devil.

I bet there's loads of Pink Floyd fans who can't stand what the Scissor Sistors did to Comfortably Numb, but who cares? If you don't like it, just don't listen to it. :thumbsup:


I don't mind remixes, I respect other music EVEN if it is not to my taste....


BUT BASSLINE AND BOUNCEY SUCK ASS!!!! Please tell me, come ten years down the line you're not gonna think "Ooooh, that pretty green eyes bouncey house rip off........what a classic tune, music of our time fo sho"

i think not.

It takes the least amount of tallent or creativity to punch thses crap tunes out.
 
Danny C said:
Some tunes don't even get a chance to become great records before they are obliterated by some cheesy remix. a perfect recent example is that Mylo tune (pressure?) remixed with "miami sound machine". Jesus


Lol I actually quite 'liked' that. I thought it was quite clever and it blew the roof off the Space Terrace if there was a roof there to blow off :rolleyes: :thumbsup:
 

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pauly p said:
Have to agree that was a top remix, done with love and respect for the original (and expansions). You can tell he spent time getting it just right using talent and musical knowledge unlike 2 blokes from Warrington with a sampler and a crap set of anthems :thumbsup:

Oi!:naughty:

Yorkshire @&^*£$% ;)
 

ilovepiano

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Lozzie said:
It takes the least amount of tallent or creativity to punch thses crap tunes out.

Let's see you make a tune then! :p


You could say the same about a lot of dance music though, not just bouncy house. If you pull it apart and look at its basic structure, it's surprisingly simple. I think that most musicians with an interest in dance music could knock up a track fairly easily, but not all musicians could continue to write symphonies, concertos and sonatas after they had gone deaf!



You've got to hand it to this guy...

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sweet sensation said:
Lol I actually quite 'liked' that. I thought it was quite

Totally agree, was very cleverly put together by phil n dog. I have the orig' booty of this n you gotta hand it to em, they done good.
The actual release of dr. pressure on Breastfed was redone, if i remember rightly.
 
ilovepiano said:
Let's see you make a tune then! :p

You could say the same about a lot of dance music though, not just bouncy house. If you pull it apart and look at its basic structure, it's surprisingly simple. ]

If I was gonna make a tune....it wouldn't be JUST like every other tune...perhaps change the vocals and the key...maybe.

Please...I find that patronising as fuck....I know what components make music. I have studied it before I got into dance music.
bouncy and bassline are nearly always made of the same parts (same bassline etc) Just with different vocals (usually always pulled from somewhere else)If you couldn't here the vocals....you wouldn't be able to decifer one tune from another tbh. I just think of all musical creativity...these two genre's have the LEAST!!!!

Please name me a Bouncey house "classic" and I'll let it go. And please in future do not underestimate my intelligence...it really sucks ass.
 

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sweet sensation said:
Lol I actually quite 'liked' that. I thought it was quite clever and it blew the roof off the Space Terrace if there was a roof there to blow off :rolleyes: :thumbsup:

Its annoying because its toss (IMO). plus its one of those tunes that makes the DJ in Yate's wine lodge think he's mixed two records togetherand the retards drinking in there that he's great
 

ilovepiano

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Lozzie, I wasn't having a go or anything.

As for classics I have no idea, I'm not that into the scene that I could name any. But I'm sure that the die hard bouncy house followers love their music the same as you love yours, and I love my piano stuff.

Just like the old saying... One mans marmite is another mans KFC variety meal, maxed out to fook with extra chips, a diet pepsi and twister for pudding! :D
 

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ste huxley said:
Anyone heard the Mr Pink remix of Joe Smooth - Promised Land from about 2000?

A fine example of a remix and its better than the original IMO:D
I may be the only one who has that opinion on here but there you go lol

Quality remix that Ste...:thumbsup:
 

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ste huxley said:
Anyone heard the Mr Pink remix of Joe Smooth - Promised Land from about 2000?

A fine example of a remix and its better than the original IMO:D
I may be the only one who has that opinion on here but there you go lol


Ohh my gawd!!!!!! no way in this world did i expect u to come out with some thing like that ste.....

the original is the only version of that tune that is good, that is just one tune you leave alone, their aint many of them but that is one of them hehe

i am sooooo suprised to hear that.....
 

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Think this debate is gonna go on for a long time. Before anybody on here slags off any remixes then you should have a listen to them first before passing judgement...:thumbsup:

Here are some of my favs..;)

Seamus Haji - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino (Recycled Loops Remix)
Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (2003 White Label Bootleg)
TC 1991 Vs Dupree - Brassed Off (Vocal Mix)
The Electric Ecstasy Club - Jesus Loves The Acid 2004
The KLF - What Time Is Love (K Boy Zee's 2CI Dub)
Tribalism Rebooted 2003 - Join Hands (Bonus Edit)
X-Men - Forgotten Scramdown
Hoxton Whores Vs Ce Ce Rogers - Someday (Dub Mix)
Hoxton Whores Vs Jungle Bros - You're In My Hut Now (Vocal)
Kraze - The Party 2001 (Love City Club Remix)
Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill 2003 (Infusion Mix)
Lil Louis Vs Murk - Blackout 2003
12th Street - Brain Damage
A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (Danny Tenaglia Remix)
Alison Limerick - Where Love Lives (West London 2003 Mix)
Ceramix - Can U Dance
Cassette - Mutatin' Mountains
Danny Tenaglia Vs. Richie Rich - Salsa Musika (Original Mix)
Deeperflash - Energy Flash - (Rennie Pilgrem Mix)
Dirty Trikz Vs The Nightwriters - Let The Music Take Control
Easy B - Round The Gonzo
Envoy - Night Moves (Dub)
Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams 2001 (Bootleg House Mix RNS House)
Flaunt It DJs Vs Young MC - Know How
Gat Decor Vs X-Press 2 - Passionate Muzik
Lil Louis - I Called U 2004 (Pete Tong Reedit)
Lionrock - Packet Of Peace 2005 (Divine Dub Mix)
Nightwriters - Let The Music Use You 2004 (M Knight Remix)
Orbital - Chime (2003 Remix)
Philippe B - Can You Feel It
Philippe B - Like You Do (Extended Club Mix)
PRD - I Don't Need Nobody
Priceless - Can You Feel It (White Label)

Enjoy.....;)
 

MightyMing

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Taff64 said:
Think this debate is gonna go on for a long time. Before anybody on here slags off any remixes then you should have a listen to them first before passing judgement...:thumbsup:

Here are some of my favs..;)

Seamus Haji - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life

Philippe B - Can You Feel It


Enjoy.....;)

Tunes!!!!

Haji - Take me Away is also a top tune. However, now Galaxy have started playing it I'm not so sure!!!!!