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U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name (John O'callaghan mix)
What do u guys think of this track? I know its getting a bit old now but i always loved this track. I never could get a copy though. anyway what r ur guys thought on the track?
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I dunno if I've heard the O'callaghan rmx but the NuNRG rmx was great.
Harrington, do you ever go out?
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| Originally posted by bobba lou Harrington, do you ever go out? |
johns mix is basically a str8 up rip off nuNRGs
NU NRG remix is fantastic
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| Originally posted by saltytheseagull I dunno if I've heard the O'callaghan rmx but the NuNRG rmx was great. |
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| Originally posted by bobba lou Harrington, do you ever go out? |

JOC's mix OWNS.
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| Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY hell yea I want that rmx |
NU NRG stomps on JOC
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| Originally posted by Atom-B NU NRG stomps on JOC |
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| Originally posted by ThomasNeil NU NRG remix is fantastic |
Shameless ripoff of Nu NRGs remix. Disgraceful play by JOC.
Armin played it in NYC last month, and Bono happened to be in VIP
Yes,
Nu Nrg's remix is the best and shits all over JOC's version.
I am a HUGE U2 fan.
Can I get a sample of both remixes please?! 
they can't be much worse than the original
edit: u2 are shite.
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| Originally posted by AndskiSpeed they can't be much worse than the original edit: u2 are shite. |
If he ripped off Nu NRG's remix, then (and I hate to sound like an elitist here) it more than likely sucks ass. Nu NRG's remix was bland and uninspired. The break in the track is good at first, but then it repeats, and repeats and repeats, and I was left standing in the crowd thinking, "Okay, when the fuck is this break going to change?" It never did. It was the same thing for almost two minutes. When the beat finally kicked back in, the vocals never showed up, and you were left with a kick and a bassline. It was such a pointless build.
The vocals make the track. If you're going to remix it, they're required. If you don't want to use them, then do not remix the track.
The only remix of the tune worth mentioning at all is the Daniele Davioli remix. Fucking excellent tune.
I would also like to know if the nu nrg remix got released, and where...
Can't find it...
And I can imagine that it's hard to get an official "remix-yay" by U2 � especially when it's a trance remix.
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| Originally posted by idoru The only remix of the tune worth mentioning at all is the Daniele Davioli remix. Fucking excellent tune. |
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| Originally posted by idoru The only remix of the tune worth mentioning at all is the Daniele Davioli remix. Fucking excellent tune. |
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| Originally posted by idoru If he ripped off Nu NRG's remix, then (and I hate to sound like an elitist here) it more than likely sucks ass. Nu NRG's remix was bland and uninspired. The break in the track is good at first, but then it repeats, and repeats and repeats, and I was left standing in the crowd thinking, "Okay, when the fuck is this break going to change?" It never did. It was the same thing for almost two minutes. When the beat finally kicked back in, the vocals never showed up, and you were left with a kick and a bassline. It was such a pointless build. The vocals make the track. If you're going to remix it, they're required. If you don't want to use them, then do not remix the track. The only remix of the tune worth mentioning at all is the Daniele Davioli remix. Fucking excellent tune. |
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