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Depeche Mode Remixes 81-04
this is copied from the official site, http://remixes8104.depechemode.com/, will be relased on October 25th 2004, some new remixes are included like the timo maas mix of enjoy the silence and the ulrich schnauss remix of little 15
tracklist:
Disc One
001 - Never Let Me Down Again - Split Mix (9:31)
(Depeche Mode & Dave Bascombe, 1987)
002 - Policy Of Truth - Capitol Mix (8:00)
(Fran�ois Kevorkian, 1990)
003 - Shout - Rio Remix (7:29)
(Depeche Mode & Daniel Miller, 1981)
004 - Home - Air "Around The Golf" Remix (3:55)
(Air, 1997)
005 - Strangelove - Blind Mix (6:32)
(Daniel Miller & Rico Conning, 1987)
006 - Rush - Spiritual Guidance Mix (5:27)
(Jack Dangers, 1993)
007 - I Feel You - Renegade Soundwave Afghan Surgery Mix (4:57)
(Renegade Soundwave, 1993)
008 - Barrel Of A Gun - Underworld Hard Mix (9:36)
(Underworld, 1997)
009 - Route 66 - Beatmasters Mix (6:18)
(The Beatmasters, 1987)
010 - Freelove - DJ Muggs Remix (4:24)
(DJ Muggs, 2001)
011 - I Feel Loved - Chamber's Remix (6:17)
(Chamber, 2001)
012 - Just Can't Get Enough - Schizo Mix (6:45)
(Depeche Mode & Daniel Miller, 1981)
Disc Two
001 - Personal Jesus - Pump Mix (7:47)
(Fran�ois Kevorkian, 1989)
002 - World In My Eyes - Mode To Joy (6:28)
(Jon Marsh, 1990)
003 - Get The Balance Right! - Combination Mix (7:56)
(Depeche Mode, 1983)
004 - Everything Counts - Absolut Mix (6:02)
(Alan Moulder, 1989)
005 - Breathing In Fumes (6:05)
(Depeche Mode, Daniel Miller & Gareth Jones, 1986)
006 - Painkiller - Kill The Pain - DJ Shadow Vs. Depeche Mode (6:29)
(DJ Shadow, 1998)
007 - Useless - The Kruder + Dorfmeister Session � (9:06)
(Kruder + Dorfmeister, 1997)
008 - In Your Room - The Jeep Rock Mix (6:19)
(Johnny Dollar with Portishead, 1994)
009 - Dream On - Dave Clarke Acoustic Version (4:23)
(Dave Clarke, 2001)
010 - It's No Good - Speedy J Mix (5:02)
(Speedy J, 1997)
011 - Master And Servant - An ON-USound Science Fiction Dance Hall Classic (4:35)
(Adrian Sherwood, 1984)
012 - Enjoy The Silence - Timo Maas Extended Remix (8:41)
(Timo Maas, 2004)
Disc Three (bonus disc)
001 - A Question Of Lust - Remix (5:08)
(Flood, 1986)
002 - Walking In My Shoes - Random Carpet Mix (Full Length) (8:37)
(William Orbit, 1993)
003 - Are People People? (4:28)
(Adrian Sherwood, 1984)
004 - World In My Eyes - Daniel Miller Mix (4:37)
(Daniel Miller, 1990)
005 - I Feel Loved - Danny Tenaglia's Labor Of Love Dub (Edit) (11:21)
(Danny Tenaglia, 2001)
006 - It's No Good - Club 69 Future Mix (8:50)
(Club 69, 1997)
007 - Photographic - Rex The Dog Dubb Mix (6:20)
(Rex The Dog, 2004)
008 - Little 15 - Ulrich Schnauss Remix (4:52)
(Ulrich Schnauss, 2004)
009 - Nothing - Headcleanr Rock Mix (3:30)
(Headcleanr, 2004)
010 - Lie To Me - 'The Pleasure Of Her Private Shame' Remix By LFO (6:33)
(LFO, 2004)
011 - Clean - Colder Version (7:09)
(Colder, 2004)
012 - Halo - Goldfrapp Remix (4:22)
(Goldfrapp, 2004)
013 - Enjoy The Silence - Reinterpreted (3:32)
(Mike Shinoda, 2004
Lookin good. Will have to take a listen before I buy though, compilations like these are always a mixed bag.
looks cool.. but i can imagine how much money this will cost. some classics remixed here though..
Hmm. That looks interesting. I already have the Depeche Mode's 6x6CD singles collection so i doubt i'm gonna get this tho, not just for a few new mixes.
Only thing they failed to add was the bootleg mix of only when by lexicon avenue.
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| Originally posted by torontotrance Only thing they failed to add was the bootleg mix of only when by lexicon avenue. |
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| Originally posted by Brady Yea that is a bummer. And i dont see the 16B remix of Enjoy the Silence. |
It's a shame that BT's mix of "It's No Good" isn't on there because that is a superb, very acidy trance stunner. Like a gorgeous diamond inset within a foundation of glistening gold. I think it may not have been included because I heard rumors attesting to the possibility that Martin Gore may not have liked it and didn't approve of it, for whatever reason, which must have been disappointing because Depeche Mode influenced BT.
Source:
http://www.synthiepop.de/martin.htm
MARTIN: That can go either way. We usually choose people that we respect. Fifty percent of the time you're plesantantly surprised what they've done to one of your tracks, and fifty percent of the time you think "what path were they trying to go down there?" - it just doesn't work at all. It's an interesting process. It's not a process that I hate or anything, and the ones that we end up putting out I think are always interesting. There are some that we reject, that the world doesn't get to hear...
WEBMASTER: The BT mix of "It's No Good" comes to mind.
MARTIN: Well, there are others. There are loads over the years that have never seen the light of day.
He skirts it! :P
but when you are depeche mode and you are basically legends, you can turn down or allow anything you want. No one bitches about Carl Cox, the stuff that he turns down is unreal and it never sees the light of day. I don't see why Depeche Mode should have to explain themselves, the original rights belong to them and the record company, so they can control it the way they want.
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| Originally posted by torontotrance but when you are depeche mode and you are basically legends, you can turn down or allow anything you want. No one bitches about Carl Cox, the stuff that he turns down is unreal and it never sees the light of day. I don't see why Depeche Mode should have to explain themselves, the original rights belong to them and the record company, so they can control it the way they want. |
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