No more J-E-T Remixes,please.There must be 110 sqillion ways to wrap a shit,but it remains a shit all the boomin same:D ......Seriously this stinker has had some people wasting their efforts on it like it was Temptation or something crazy
It is shite innit?
Most Remixed Track in living memory?
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Please Michael stop this. We all now are aware of your opinion of this track. However, no matter how har you try, you are not going to convince those those of us who like it to dislike it.
Gawd! I'm not trying to convince anyone, of anything. Ok Mr irate finger waving man
I am of the genuine belief that J-I-Z has been mixed the bollocks off already.There must be scores of remixes mentioned, circulating.More than Krafty, temptation,Regret and Run, put together it seems.Why?
michael brown wrote: Gawd! I'm not trying to convince anyone, of anything. Ok Mr irate finger waving man
I am of the genuine belief that J-I-Z has been mixed the bollocks off already.There must be scores of remixes mentioned, circulating.More than Krafty, temptation,Regret and Run, put together it seems.Why?
Who knows go with it. Perhaps management thinks its a good tune.
Perhaps management is a bafoon for picking a choon....or management is a 5 year old girl
..It does seem odd how it has been mega-multiple re-mixed in such a short space of time.I did'nt think it would get more attention from the re-mixers,than seemingly every other NO track ever![]()
well if anything, this proves that U-Mix served its purpose. I chalk it up to the fact that alot of folks are getting into mixing for the first time because of this program. Also the hard core remixers have all the tracks broken out for them on a plate, so they can stick them in cubase or whatever if they don't like the umix interface.
If you stuck Bizarre Love Triangle on a U-Mix at the same time as Jetstream I bet you no one would be mixing JET as much - they might get to it later after BLT has faded on them a bit tho lol.
Most remixed track ever is Billie Jean, simple as that. Even C-R-A-Pstream can't beat that for sheer volume.
what are you all talking about? CONFUSION has been mixed 1 billion squillion times. orginal version, re-recorded version, multiple remixes on Minimal records 12 inch, plus the 2x12 inches that came out a year or two back, armand van helden's "confused koochy", the BLADE file pump panel mix etc etc etc
damn fine tune though - and worth the remixes.
whereas Jizzstream.................
Didn't The Shamen release all the loops from Progen (Move Any Mountain) as a CD single back in the early 90s, inviting fans to "remix the f*cker" themselves because the band were sick to death of the song? Perhaps this was NO's logic too...
Well when they release a song with a program so every Tom, Dick, and Harry can remix what do you expect? I'm sure it's being remixed as I type this. Can't help that.
However we can probably do something about the amount of posts dedicated to hating Jetstream...but only if try.
People have to understand that you have to draw the line at remixes somewhere. It gets to a point that a song can be so over-done and tampered with it becomes irrelevant. Jizzstream for example suffers from the ignominy of already being irrelevant before all these pointless remixes came along.
Sometimes there are New Order songs that are so perfect and properly formed that to remix them would be superfluous. Tracks like "Thieves Like Us"/"Lonesome Tonight", "Age OF Consent", "All The Way", "Loveless", "Vanishing Point", "Dream Attack", "Regret" etc (note how most of them come off "Technique"?).
Already some are banging on about wanting to remix "Turn" off the latest album for possible single release. It stands as it is - a perfectly decent album track. Why mess about with it? I get so sick of all these remixes that add absolutely nothing to the song but by the same token take absolutely everything away. It has got to stop, becus it's getting fucking silly.
Dave Stevens wrote: Didn't The Shamen release all the loops from Progen (Move Any Mountain) as a CD single back in the early 90s, inviting fans to "remix the f*cker" themselves because the band were sick to death of the song? Perhaps this was NO's logic too...
aye, it had over 20 tracks on it didn't it?
By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: Sometimes there are New Order songs that are so perfect and properly formed that to remix them would be superfluous. Tracks like "Thieves Like Us"/"Lonesome Tonight", "Age OF Consent", "All The Way", "Loveless", "Vanishing Point", "Dream Attack", "Regret" etc (note how most of them come off "Technique"?).
Not entirely true you know... I believe some people can do magic with something that is already well mixed... best example is BLT and True Faith remixed by Shep Pettibone...
Another one, we asked a guy to "remix" Thieves Like Us for us a few year ago, and I must say his remix (Stolen Mix) is pretty good... ![]()
agree with spotnick
scott litt remix of run and the remixed 7" version of round&round are pretty ace
I read an article a while back (I think regarding AcidPlanet and their remix-competitions), and IIRC, they mention that the most remixed artist (or track, can't recall which) is Björk.
/TLV