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David Gladwin wrote: Hang on...if you really want a Joy Division remix album, then why not make your own?
Some bare excellent DJd Re- mix work getting done these Days. What w/ some of the new Techn. that certainly wasn't available back then.
Just so sick of plain imagineless sampling. 'Miss the fragmented Hannett touch. JD's Heart and Soul looks enough.
would quite fancy a decent cd of the paradise gig,, modern cars dont play tapes and never played l.p,s
turn the foldback UP...please
Doctor? wrote: Last year they released an album which was full of remixes of every single JD track for which the original 24 track[1] tape still exists. Co produced by John cage it also featured the band's take on his classic "4 minutes and 33 seconds".
[1]which any gormster knows you need to do a real remix rather than the DJtard approach of lifting a loops of the whole song and slinging a 909 under it
Hmmmnn... What album/bootleg is this???
Sub-Cultured wrote:
Doctor? wrote: Last year they released an album which was full of remixes of every single JD track for which the original 24 track[1] tape still exists. Co produced by John cage it also featured the band's take on his classic "4 minutes and 33 seconds".
[1]which any gormster knows you need to do a real remix rather than the DJtard approach of lifting a loops of the whole song and slinging a 909 under it
Hmmmnn... What album/bootleg is this???
It would be interesting to hear a remix of "4 minutes and 33 seconds" - Orbital tried it with a mix of "Are We Here?", but somehow failed! :p
Nick King wrote: It would be interesting to hear a remix of "4 minutes and 33 seconds" - Orbital tried it with a mix of "Are We Here?", but somehow failed!
Yeah, but imagine how it'd sound if you just lifted loops and slung a 909 under it!
I think the only way this could work would be if all the samples had to come from the original.
Tee hee!
Shedjacker wrote: I've had enough of this trendification (is that a word?) of Joy Division actually.I much prefered the old days , a bleak desolate Tuesday night in January 1984 listening to my old vynyl of 'Closer'.Them were the days, before CDs , mp3s , downloading and 21st century Indie kids for whom JD are a fashionable band.Oh and many years before yanks like Jonathan jumped on the bandwagon.Thankyou
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