MARTIN ROTH & FRANK ELLRICH - The Orange Theme

2 new remixes of this classic tune, a little similar to Tiesto's Adagio For Strings but I like it anyway. The Moonman Rmx will always be my fave tho.

I can't stand the 2004 remakes. IMO they're awful. No new mixes can top Solar Stone and Man With No Name mixes for me. Moonman's mix is 3rd in my charts.

Btw, these have been already discussed HERE.

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LOL had a look but didn't see it. oh well ignore it if u've read the other one..

btw on the other thread there was a mention of a Push remix what label was this released on I have the id-t/free fall release with 4 mixes but this isn't on there?

Well, Push Mix has been released on many labels (Bonzai Trance Progressive, Club Culture, Insolent Tracks, Arcade America,..) but it isn't anything special, quite a disappointing remix from Mike.

Check http://www.discogs.com/artist/Cygnus+X for more detailed info of the releases.

Hehe, here are the mixes of Orange Theme i know of, excluding the 2004 remakes:

Cygnus X - The Orange Theme
Bervoets & De Goeij Radio Edit (3:58)
Bervoets & De Goeij Remix (7:06)
Bervoets & De Goeij Remix Extended (7:19)
Blu Peter Remix (6:46)
Cygnus X Remix (8:29)
Lawnmower Man Remix (6:50)
Man With No Name Remix (9:00)
Mark van Dale with Enrico Remix (8:20)
Moonman's Orange Juice Remix (7:01)
Original Mix (6:27)
Original Radio Edit (3:45)
Push Remix (8:59)
Red Jerry's Prolekult Mix (8:30)
Solar Stone Remix (8:47)
Transic Transcentral Remix (8:15)

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Last edited by GrimReaper on Aug-15-2004 at 12:15

Like like Cyngus Moonman and solarstone mixes.

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This is a nice harder touch to the track. I prefer the Ellrich mix as opposed to the other one. There are too many quality remixes of this track to begin with and I like the harder touch that this one has which I had only seen in the Blue Alphabet remix.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper Well, Push Mix has been released on many labels (Bonzai Trance Progressive, Club Culture, Insolent Tracks, Arcade America,..) but it isn't anything special, quite a disappointing remix from Mike. Check http://www.discogs.com/artist/Cygnus+X for more detailed info of the releases. Hehe, here are the mixes of Orange Theme i know of, excluding the 2004 remakes: Cygnus X - The Orange Theme Bervoets & De Goeij Radio Edit (3:58) Bervoets & De Goeij Remix (7:06) Bervoets & De Goeij Remix Extended (7:19) Blu Peter Remix (6:46) Lawnmower Man Remix (6:50) Man With No Name Remix (9:00) Mark van Dale with Enrico Remix (8:20) Moonman's Orange Juice Remix (7:01) Original Mix (6:27) Original Radio Edit (3:45) Push Remix (8:59) Red Jerry's Prolekult Mix (8:30) Solar Stone Remix (8:47) Transic Transcentral Remix (8:15)

If I'm not mistaken, there's also The Orange Theme (RMX) (8:29) from the Hypermetrical CD, which is a remix done by Cygnus X I presume. And I don't think the Transic mix was released professionally, but I may be wrong.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper Well, Push Mix has been released on many labels (Bonzai Trance Progressive, Club Culture, Insolent Tracks, Arcade America,..) but it isn't anything special, quite a disappointing remix from Mike. Check http://www.discogs.com/artist/Cygnus+X for more detailed info of the releases. Hehe, here are the mixes of Orange Theme i know of, excluding the 2004 remakes: Cygnus X - The Orange Theme Bervoets & De Goeij Radio Edit (3:58) Bervoets & De Goeij Remix (7:06) Bervoets & De Goeij Remix Extended (7:19) Blu Peter Remix (6:46) Lawnmower Man Remix (6:50) Man With No Name Remix (9:00) Mark van Dale with Enrico Remix (8:20) Moonman's Orange Juice Remix (7:01) Original Mix (6:27) Original Radio Edit (3:45) Push Remix (8:59) Red Jerry's Prolekult Mix (8:30) Solar Stone Remix (8:47) Transic Transcentral Remix (8:15)

Lest we forget the Blue Alphabet mix?

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i prefer the older mixes...all of them are fuckin wicked. just recently heard the Martin Roth mix and imo it was a pretty good effort by him..he did make it a little harder and it still sounds pretty good compared to some other 2004 remakes, like The World 2004.

a little off topic but, Blue Alphabet - Musical Crime Killers is wicked

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Originally posted by trance_n_dance Lest we forget the Blue Alphabet mix?

I don't believe Blue Alphabet ever mixed this, perhaps a mislabel?

Blue Alphabet own though.

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Originally posted by starglider I don't believe Blue Alphabet ever mixed this, perhaps a mislabel? Blue Alphabet own though.

Hmm I have it labeled as Blue Alphabet mix All I know is it's a harder version of the track, and at least a few years old.

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Originally posted by starglider If I'm not mistaken, there's also The Orange Theme (RMX) (8:29) from the Hypermetrical CD, which is a remix done by Cygnus X I presume. And I don't think the Transic mix was released professionally, but I may be wrong.

Yes yes, you're right. I even have the album but didn't remember Cygnus X's alternate version on it. Will add it to the list.

And for the Transic mix, it came out only on a few whites nothing more.

For the "Blue Alphabet Remix", as far as i know, they have remixed the track but under the Lawnmower Man guise. So it's mislabeled even if the artists are the same.

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