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Originally posted by isoterra I agree about Farmatronic being the best remix though (not heard moonwatchers, will check it out.)

moonwatchers remix is a chillout remix that was first in those chillout euphoria compilations that was released on telstar, but then when three drives released their 2nd album, it was the first track on the 2nd disc. and yes, it is very very good, also for another brilliant take on greece 2000 is the man with no name remix, released on hooj, it's a psy/goa take of it and really comes out mint

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Originally posted by Digital Rain Plastic Boy - Silver Bath

I agree with that, and most M.I.K.E. tracks. His productions just have this certain magic to them that any remix would just take away. Except for Journey of Life, which sucked so I didn't have anything against it being remixed

I also thought the same about Scott Bond vs Solar Stone - Naked Angel, but obviously their label didn't share my opinion

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Originally posted by TOR that's what i used to think, but i must say Robert Nickson did a great job remixing this..

it's okay, but i still prefer the original.

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Originally posted by Floorfiller i also would have to say that CJ Bolland - The Prophet shouldn't have been remixed...that tune was good as the original...even if it sounds a bit older...still good stuff...

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Originally posted by zenperson Oakie-Bullet in the Gun

agree with that one too.

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Originally posted by DjSimonB I agree with that, and most M.I.K.E. tracks. His productions just have this certain magic to them that any remix would just take away. Except for Journey of Life, which sucked so I didn't have anything against it being remixed I also thought the same about Scott Bond vs Solar Stone - Naked Angel, but obviously their label didn't share my opinion

I agree with you 100%

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Originally posted by Subtle I wanted to know what tracks u feel is so flawless you can never imagine anybody could ever remix it and make it any better at all.. Solar Factor - Urban Shakedown Push vs. Globe - Tranceformation Deniro - State Of Mind

i prefer the g&m project remix of urban shakedown

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Originally posted by TOR that's what i used to think, but i must say Robert Nickson did a great job remixing this..

He did... and it didn't sound butchered because he kept most of the original flavor in the song while at the same time adding a slightly different touch.

An untouchable that comes to mind is Nu-NRG - Free Fall. I don't think Whiteroom - The White Room could use a remix either. They're both extremely good productions already.

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Mr Sam vs Fred Baker pres. As One - Forever Waiting - the m.i.k.e remix is a joke, the original kicks ass

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Originally posted by neoraver Mr Sam vs Fred Baker pres. As One - Forever Waiting - the m.i.k.e remix is a joke, the original kicks ass

m.i.k.e remix is better than the original!

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Remixing a classic is only a bad if the remix is crap.

I wouldn't have thought a tune like skydive should be touched but Mara's remix is decent (only remix ive heard of it)

though sometimes a remix can be better than the original. I would argue Ferry Corstens remix of Push - Universal nation is better than the original