It's not nu-nrg

i know who did the remix but i can't say

but i'll give you a clue

he did a lot of the stuff on active media and it sounds like most of his other productions

it's a white label caled Angel 001 that was distributed by alphamagic.

Louk

If its a certain person with a J and a K in his nick, let me know cos I wanna solve this mislabeling issue once and for all

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Originally posted by Louk it's a white label caled Angel 001 that was distributed by alphamagic.

Yep that's the one. No mention of Alphamagic but sure has Angel 0001A scratched on the vinyl. I don't want to break any confidences so if we don't name the remixer here I will respect that. But like THE_Chris, I really would like to nail this. Thanx for the clue and I'll get off your case if you can tell me if this guy was ever booked for jaywalking

I'm only going by what I know from what i've read on germantrance.com and nothing else

Jay Walker 6.8

For An Angel (re-make)
(side a)
(ltd one sided vinyl)

Louk

Yeah thats the one I was thinking of.

I have a sample of the REAL Nu NRG 'remix' from a liveshow, and a sample of the mislabeled Nu NRG remix.

Now all I need is a sample of the Jay Walker remix to prove its the same as the mislabeled Nu NRG remix.

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Originally posted by THE_Chris Yeah thats the one I was thinking of. I have a sample of the REAL Nu NRG 'remix' from a liveshow, and a sample of the mislabeled Nu NRG remix. Now all I need is a sample of the Jay Walker remix to prove its the same as the mislabeled Nu NRG remix.

there is a sample of the JK Walker remix on HTFR -

http://www.htfr.com/more-info/?catno=MR99621

my release as the J K Walker remix on one side and a remix of the Chems on the flip!!!

i'm sure its the same as the one-sided release

Last edited by Vandict on Mar-20-2006 at 18:50