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Perfecto/Oakenfold did so great remixes (unfinished sympathy),but they should have stayed away from New Order. They fuckin ruined World.

They actually transformed a mediocre song into a masterpiece!

Originally posted by steve52 Perfecto/Oakenfold did so great remixes (unfinished sympathy),but they should have stayed away from New Order. They fuckin ruined World.

youre the vice to my versa on that one. world was a pile o'shite till the perfecto mix.

does ANYBODY know how/where i can get some more perfecto mixes? please drop me an email.

Originally posted by Detweiler 3.63 Thud definition time. At the thud time of asking. I do like some dance music, but the rave/acieed/house scene that the Hacienda was during the late 80s and early 90s was not for me. I think part of my dislike of certain musical genres comes from MTV/NME hijacking of terms/labels etc.Hardcore = 100mph noisy punk guitar NOT 160bpm thud "dance"Garage = see "low-fi" cheap indie guitar sound NOT plastic soul musicR 'n' B - Dr.Feelgood greasy pub rock NOT plastic MTV contrived soul

Check out the Electronic Music Guide for good examples of various dance/electronic music genres. Quite interesting (at least for us enjoying "dance" music).

BTW: In Sweden we called house-music for umpa-umpa. :)

Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid > Originally posted by Spotnick> And I clearly remember M People having 3 hit singles... "Moving On Up", "One Night In Heaven" and one other over here...

How Can I Love You More?...i've got the 12" with the Sasha mixes.

Being a fan of M People I would like to say that every single was a huge hit... But the biggest ones were: How Can I Love You More?, Someday, One Night In Heaven, Moving On Up, and Sight For Sore Eyes.

/TLV