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Originally posted by Sykonee Since never. But folks only owning her Remix albums probably tend to forget that.

Probably.

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Originally posted by Spirit5 It seems like trance music goes through vocalists who are like "fads". First it was Jan Johnston, around the late 90s and early 00s. Then around 2002 through 2004, it was Justine Suissa being the "it" girl of trance vocalists. Then Jes Brieden took over, well she was already pretty popular after "As The Rush Comes" and everyone wanted to use her voice. Then Carrie Skipper, around 2004 and 2005. Now it's Tiff Lacey. You don't hear these other ladies as much. So I bet by the end of this year, Tiff Lacey wont be as popular. Like I said, it's a fad that lasts two or three years and then you don't hear them as much. Kind of goes along with the popularity of the songs.

As with most forms of pop music.

i personally don't like too many female vocals on trance tracks. i like male vocals a lot better.

a) sometimes the lyrics tend to be on the cheese side
b) some female vocals are too poppy to fit on certain trance tracks

but thank goodness for instrumental versions, huh?

but for goodness sake, it would helpf we didn't have recycled vocalists.

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Originally posted by inconspicuous AndreaCKY772. just. so. dumb.

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Originally posted by SMC The good old Space Brothers remix is the shit imo.

Above and Beyond Remix FTW!!!

Tears it up.

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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7 Above and Beyond Remix FTW!!! Tears it up.

No way man. I actually enjoyed the a&b remix at the time of its release. But compared to the classic space brothers remix, no.

james alexander & pete gawtry - lost in you (miika kuisma remix)


now THEY be good vocals


(also known as tension feat julie harrington - lost in you, from 2004)

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Originally posted by isoterra james alexander & pete gawtry - lost in you (miika kuisma remix) (also known as tension feat julie harrington - lost in you, from 2004)

What's the story behind this release? Are James Alexander & Pete Gawtry the guys behind the "Tension" alias of the original 2004 release? Were the original mixes only available on white label? Loved some of those and would love to get some of them. The Andi Durrant Chillout mix ruled!!! Love Julie Harrington's voice!!

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Originally posted by idoru You mean "post-mixed," right? Pre-mixed is the same as live.

Oops. Yeah, I meant on released tracks she's okay. Live she sucks.

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Originally posted by Sykonee Since never. But folks only owning her Remix albums probably tend to forget that.

I actually came across a group on [gasp] facebook that had a list of "Electronic artists" which included, I shit you not, "Sarah McLachlan Remixed." I felt like throwing myself onto a sword.

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Originally posted by isoterra james alexander & pete gawtry - lost in you (miika kuisma remix) now THEY be good vocals (also known as tension feat julie harrington - lost in you, from 2004)

fucking yes, isotera i swear we got the same tastes. lol, that was a sick tune then sick tune now.

Speaking of bored of sounbds/tunes, I know i am gonna get crapped on here for this, but digital blonde need to fucking update his sound seriously, its weak and boring and hasnt ever developed in like forever.

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Originally posted by superman72 What's the story behind this release? Are James Alexander & Pete Gawtry the guys behind the "Tension" alias of the original 2004 release? Were the original mixes only available on white label? Loved some of those and would love to get some of them. The Andi Durrant Chillout mix ruled!!! Love Julie Harrington's voice!!

to be honest i'm not entirely sure about the original release.. except for the fact that tension is a different producer. my guess is that alexander & gawtry bought the rights to the vocals, seeing as the tension track never saw much exposure and was only ever released on white (despite having a silly amount of remixes). a shame since it had SO much potential, but none of the mixes really hit the spot totally.. with the right hands at the controls it could be transformed into something magical