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Clocks Remixes
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| Marcus007 |
I know there are some awesome Clocks remixes out there and I was wondering if you guys had any/knew where I could find some.
If it means buying a specific CD I have no problem with that. Thanks. :D |
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| NiteMer |
| quote: | Originally posted by Marcus007
I know there are some awesome Clocks remixes out there and I was wondering if you guys had any/knew where I could find some.
If it means buying a specific CD I have no problem with that. Thanks. :D |
Clocks (Cosmos Mix) is my favorite. I have a white label copy and I've heard Sander K play it as well. I don't know of any cd's with it though. |
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| GrimReaper |
I doubt many of the remixes can be found on CD, at least on a non mixed format. Mostly they are just bootleg mixes released only on whitelabel vinyls which by now are pretty much sold out i guess. But you can always try.
My fav mix is also Tom Middleton's Cosmos Mix because it sounds pretty old skool housy with great claps and all. Tom did magics to the track and it sounds great, suits perfectly to my taste in every way.
Deep Dish Remix is also very nice, now released on their Remixes vol. 1 2x12" vinylpack, a deeper version for the proggier dance floors.
Röyksopp's Trembling Heart Mix & Dub are both great as i love Röyksopp. Everything they've done are brilliant. Me likey.
Planet Rockers Mixes are for the breaks lovers, also they did a vocal and non vocal version.
Don't like much any of the countless other mixes out there. |
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| dj tek |
| quote: | Originally posted by GrimReaper
I doubt many of the remixes can be found on CD, at least on a non mixed format. Mostly they are just bootleg mixes released only on whitelabel vinyls which by now are pretty much sold out i guess. But you can always try.
My fav mix is also Tom Middleton's Cosmos Mix because it sounds pretty old skool housy with great claps and all. Tom did magics to the track and it sounds great, suits perfectly to my taste in every way.
Deep Dish Remix is also very nice, now released on their Remixes vol. 1 2x12" vinylpack, a deeper version for the proggier dance floors.
Röyksopp's Trembling Heart Mix & Dub are both great as i love Röyksopp. Everything they've done are brilliant. Me likey.
Planet Rockers Mixes are for the breaks lovers, also they did a vocal and non vocal version.
Don't like much any of the countless other mixes out there. |
:whip: :whip:
the best mix is X-Trax - Plan 94:haha: :p |
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| GrimReaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj tek
:whip: :whip:
the best mix is X-Trax - Plan 94:haha: :p |
LoL! You wish.
It just can't be true.. Clocks is only about 8 years too new for that being a mix of it. :stongue: |
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| eisbaer6 |
| the one that pvd plays called time is good just because its faster but no vocals. If you want one with vocals dont go for the one with claps, that one annoys the crap out of me. Get the gab and dresden remix. sounds soothing. |
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| Gholy Host |
| quote: | Originally posted by NiteMer
Clocks (Cosmos Mix) is my favorite. I have a white label copy and I've heard Sander K play it as well. I don't know of any cd's with it though. |
Ditto. Most of my friends went gaga over the G&D mix, simply because it was G&D. They all sound the same, but if it's gotta be one then I prefer the trancier sound of the Cosmos mix. |
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| Yan |
From an older Gabriel and Dresden GDJB set:
Kelis vs. Coldplay - Nasty Clocks (Bootleg Mix) |
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| miamitranceman |
| Check out G&D's Essential Mix from 3-9-03. It's available on tranceaddicts "live sets" download section. Their "I Gotta Thank Remix" of "Clocks" over "Serendipity" is great. |
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| dj_lane |
| there is a Derek Howell mix isnt there? |
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| djdl |
| there is another remix by, i forget her name, Michelle Nicol (i think) named Time. |
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