because shane 54 did his remix due to the madonna - music remix competition on acidplanet.com, that remix came was done in 2002, it also appeard on whitelabel the same year, the "quivver mix" on the whitelabel sounds exactly like the shane 54 mix just came out this year

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Originally posted by Psy-T what makes you say the shane 54 mix came out first? btw, the mix sounds a bit too minimalistic to be shane 54

Read this review, made in February 2002.

It's not too minimalistic to be Shane 54 mix because it's a Pink Flood Rmx, just listen to his remix of Lenny Kravitz - Believe In Me and you'll easily notice the similarites between the two mixes.

allright, i guess
thanks for the info

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Sooo .... There actually is no Quivver mix and the white label vinyls that say Quivver mix are mislabled?

oooooo, i like this.....at any rate

so i e-mailed shane 54
and here is what he said

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Thanks for your mail, actually I'm surprised no one has asked this before. Yeah, I have that 'Quiver' vinyl too (they wasn't even able to write down his name correctly) The fact is, I did that Madonna remix, and obviously someone was pressing some copies, and thought my name doesn't ring any bells, so they wrote another remixer. Anyway, I found this remix under 'Steve Lawler remix', just as my Lenny Kravitz, which also had several 'incarnations'. Sorry about the confusion, but I don't have anything to do with it. Cheers! Shane

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Originally posted by montana so i e-mailed shane 54 and here is what he said

man..... thanks for clearing things up. I was trapped in the dark for quite some time. No wonder i found it funny after i listen to the remix of lenny kravitz' believe in me. Obviously the elements used where more closely to Shane than to Graham. Geez i wanna kill those "whitelabelers"