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Guilt is a Useless Emotion: Regular vs Remix?

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Guilt is a Useless Emotion is such a classic NO track....which version do you like better? The standard album version or the Remix at the end?

By the way...is this slated to come out as a single? If so, what's the ETA on it?

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The regular album version. The mix (it's not a remix) isn't bad though, but doesn't quite compare.

As far as I know I haven't heard it to be released as a single, but who really knows what they'll put on the WFTSC forthcoming single? Mixes?! Mixes of other tracks like GIAUE? Remains to be seen.

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I can't comment on that because i live in Australia and we didn't get the GIAUS mix on the version of WFTSC released here and that's something that still pisses me off no end.

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The mix.

No time for the original whatsoever, sounds like a bad PSB record to these ears.

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The Mac Quayle version.

I believe the phrase is "shit-hot"

Love the rumbling bass, parts of it remind me of the same rumbling on Face Up. The whole sound on the record is just brilliant.

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like them both. the regular version is a subtle up beat song with bernard's voice as the main focus. LIKE. Maybe a little more. mac quayle is all about the technical mix and uses bernard's voice as more of an element to get to the overall high energy dance-ish track. LIKE AS WELL.

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The original album version.

I believe the phrase is "shit-hot".

Mac Quayle manages to remove all traces of tune from the mix. Even if it has Hooky's bass it still turns an absolutely fantastic song (best since Here To Stay which maybe doesn't seem to say much, if you forget that Here To Stay was their best since, probably, True Faith) into a very standard dance track with Bernard's voice. I am very happy they used the Stuart Price version instead.

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The Mac Quayle beats the album version into a pulp - much better and should have been used on the album... :)

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Wait a minute what is this Mac Quayle version and how do I get it?

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Nick King wrote: The Mac Quayle beats the album version into a pulp - much better and should have been used on the album... :)

Agreed 100%!:thumb: The Mac Quayle Vocal version is my favorite track from the "WFTSC era", and IT'S NOT A REMIX, it's in fact the real original version, since it was recorded before the final version on the album.

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what is the mac quyle version and how to I get it?

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the mac quail mix is a diff. mix of the song only available on the US release of WFTSC. it's substantially different and IMHO, better, though i also really enjoy the original.

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Buffer Low wrote: I can't comment on that because i live in Australia and we didn't get the GIAUS mix on the version of WFTSC released here and that's something that still pisses me off no end.

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The Mac Quayle version is mediocre, but the album version happens to be the best track on WFTSC.

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Ray wrote: The original album version.

I believe the phrase is "shit-hot".

Mac Quayle manages to remove all traces of tune from the mix. Even if it has Hooky's bass it still turns an absolutely fantastic song (best since Here To Stay which maybe doesn't seem to say much, if you forget that Here To Stay was their best since, probably, True Faith) into a very standard dance track with Bernard's voice. I am very happy they used the Stuart Price version instead.

Agreed :nod:

The Mac Quayle version is almost as boring as Krafty :uhoh:

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Tristan Jayol XVI wrote:

Ray wrote: The original album version.

I believe the phrase is "shit-hot".

Mac Quayle manages to remove all traces of tune from the mix. Even if it has Hooky's bass it still turns an absolutely fantastic song (best since Here To Stay which maybe doesn't seem to say much, if you forget that Here To Stay was their best since, probably, True Faith) into a very standard dance track with Bernard's voice. I am very happy they used the Stuart Price version instead.

Agreed :nod:

The Mac Quayle version is almost as boring as Krafty :uhoh:

:laugh:

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Go to member profiles and see if CTB has an email-he's based in melb & may be able to help with that and some other stuff.

Buffer Low wrote: I can't comment on that because i live in Australia and we didn't get the GIAUS mix on the version of WFTSC released here and that's something that still pisses me off no end.

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