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Originally posted by Twilogoddess When did he say that before he made Tell me Why & We are Alive? Bullet in the gun is cheese. I agree w/Paul Wilson. A cheesy sounding vocalist produces cheesy vocals. Any track w/ vocals by Jan Johnston, Sarah Mclachlan, Tori Amos are golden. BT has a gift for making incredible vocals.

MUZIK Magazine presents: Paul van Dyk - 60 Minute Mix (DJ Mix)

CD: 11/1999 UK (MUZIK Magazine, MUZIK SI99/5) ^

03:43 Starecase: First Floor Deadlock
03:56 X-Track: Plan 94 (The Voyager)
04:37 Des Mitchell: Welcome To The Dance
05:14 Nylon: If You Love Me (Vocals by Maroni & The Shadow)
05:24 Mauro Picotto: Iguana
06:29 Jose Amnesia: The Eternal (Life On Mars Remix)
07:39 Paul Van Dyk: Avenue
05:35 Victoria Newton: Martha's Harbour (Floor Play Remix)
07:11 The Thrillseekers: Synaesthesia
04:16 Ernst & Ben: Outpost
08:37 Planet Perfecto: Bullet In The Gun (Edit)

When he said that it was only concerning Bullet in the gun and it was a deal to get this very rare vocals cut off version of Bullet in the gun, straight with perfecto label.

So, before tell me why, for sure, and he said in his interview in Muzik December 99, that the 'crasher kids would kept listening to vocals but him prefered to hear without the vocal, he found it by far more powerfull...

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Originally posted by Dmatrox i think theres a censored version on Clubbers Guide to Ibiza 2001. It song just silences the word.

I have that one too, its still a stupid song that just used profanity to get some attention.