Baddest New Order mix ever/Best New Order mix ever ...

I don't know if this post already exists, but hey ... what the heck. With a so called 'remix' I mean that somebody else has worked on the original product.

My most irritating New Order 'remix' EVER is the BLT-remix from Armand van Helden (yes, he's living in the same country as me and that's pretty embarrassing...) which appears on the (Rest Of) New Order from 1995. I think it sucks hell and is as boring as watching paint dry.

But the best 'remix' for me is the Night Tripper Mix of Spooky done by Tony Garcia which appears on the American (Warner Brothers) CD-single of Spooky and on the London Records boxed-single of 1963-95. I think that Spooky-remix is very Kraftwerk-ish, which to my mind, isn't a bad thing really ...

Although I like the 90's mixes, I'm more 'into' the 80's remixes of New Order which, ofcourse, stay pretty close to originals. You can't always say that of the later ones. By the way: I hate remixes which doesn't compliment the original song and make it totally different.

Luke wrote: I don't know if this post already exists, but hey ... what the heck. With a so called 'remix' I mean that somebody else has worked on the original product.

My most irritating New Order 'remix' EVER is the BLT-remix from Armand van Helden (yes, he's living in the same country as me and that's pretty embarrassing...) which appears on the (Rest Of) New Order from 1995. I think it sucks hell and is as boring as watching paint dry.

But the best 'remix' for me is the Night Tripper Mix of Spooky done by Tony Garcia which appears on the American (Warner Brothers) CD-single of Spooky and on the London Records boxed-single of 1963-95. I think that Spooky-remix is very Kraftwerk-ish, which to my mind, isn't a bad thing really ...

Although I like the 90's mixes, I'm more 'into' the 80's remixes of New Order which, ofcourse, stay pretty close to originals. You can't always say that of the later ones. By the way: I hate remixes which doesn't compliment the original song and make it totally different.

In this category, I'd have to say Arthur Bakers 1963 '95 remix. Simply because, it doesn't just add a hooky bass line, but it strangely fits with the republic era sound.

Shame of the Nation for me! Class, and well overdue a re-release!

best - 95 hardfloor mix of blue monday

worst - too many too name

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I really like the Extended Glitz Mix of Here to Stay, the instrumental mix of Vanishing Point, then Arthur Baker's full mix of 1963-95. Not too big on most of their club mixes.

Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green.

I cannot stress how good this mix is.

Dark, menacing, but with so much funk and space in the mix.

Mr Buttrich. I salute you.

Totally faithful to the original yet completely different at the same time.

That's what makes a good remix

I have one thats both good and bad. The New Order Remix of Regret, the start up until hooky's bass gets its little performance time is grand. Afterwards, the synth droning gets repetitive and dull. This could've been the ideal remix, if they cut it off after hooky, with a slow fadeout. Just a personal opinion that though.

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green. I cannot stress how good this mix is. Dark, menacing, but with so much funk and space in the mix. Mr Buttrich. I salute you.
Totally faithful to the original yet completely different at the same time. That's what makes a good remix

AMEN! Hands-down my favorite remix. I also love the Planet Funk remix of WFTSC and King Roc's remix of True Faith. Richard Morel/Pink Noise did a good job of True Faith '01 as well.

From the 80's era the classic remix for me is Bizarre Love Triangle.

Conversely, the worst are those godawful Sly & Robbie "remixes" of Ruined In A Day which all sound identical.

I'm glad someone finally took John Robie's razor blade and splicing block away from him (hello, Subculture).

£50 Note wrote:

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green. I cannot stress how good this mix is. Dark, menacing, but with so much funk and space in the mix. Mr Buttrich. I salute you.
Totally faithful to the original yet completely different at the same time. That's what makes a good remix

AMEN! Hands-down my favorite remix. I also love the Planet Funk remix of WFTSC and King Roc's remix of True Faith. Richard Morel/Pink Noise did a good job of True Faith '01 as well.

From the 80's era the classic remix for me is Bizarre Love Triangle.

Conversely, the worst are those godawful Sly & Robbie "remixes" of Ruined In A Day which all sound identical.

I'm glad someone finally took John Robie's razor blade and splicing block away from him (hello, Subculture).

Cool, It's not just me then that FUCKING TOTALLY loves that mix.

Up there (for me anyway) with Daniel Miller's Hypersonic Remix of Nitzer Ebb's Hearts & Minds, Oakenfold's mix of Wrote for Luck, William Orbit's remix of Les Negresses Vertes' Zobi La Mouche, and Barney and DoJo's mix of Looking from a Hilltop.

Perfectly crafted mixes that take the spirit of the original and improve on it. A bit like Aliens and the Empire Strikes Back

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green.

Dammit, I need to hear this

Favourite 80s mix: Kevin Saunderson "Round & Round" mixes (great redux) Favourite 90s mix: 1963 Light mix (for people who like to cry onthe dance floor) & Spooky Out of Order mix Favourite 00 mix: BLT Richard X mix (a perfect update)

Baddest remixes: all of Someone like you & Krafty mixes, World (Brothers in Rhythm & k-Klass mixes), 1963 Lionrock mixes

Luke wrote: I don't know if this post already exists, but hey ... what the heck. With a so called 'remix' I mean that somebody else has worked on the original product.

My most irritating New Order 'remix' EVER is the BLT-remix from Armand van Helden (yes, he's living in the same country as me and that's pretty embarrassing...) which appears on the (Rest Of) New Order from 1995. I think it sucks hell and is as boring as watching paint dry.

Damn straight. I was listening to this, waiting for the rest of the song to kick in. After about 7 minutes, i said WTF?

Shep Pettibone Bizarre Love Triangle is my fave. First and forever.

ShugZV wrote: Sam West's Subculture (Record Mirror) is my favourite, honorable shout outs to Buttrich's E/G/G, Lee Coombs Crystal, the Messed Around Fine Time and the Tribute Mix for WFTSC Worst is that Age Of Consent thing that appeared on The Rest Of - Or Ruined In A Day Bogle. Both equally as awful as each other.

Yep have to agree with that about Age of Consent. Howie B, I think it was. Absolutely destryoed everything good about the original. I was so angry when I heard it I wanted to "have a word"...

Unlike most people I quite like Van Heldens remix. Got well into it one messy comedown morning. I love the way he spins everything out on a snippet of Barney's vocal and then drops it all back in tidily at the end to get everyone dancing.

Like I said, just me

I need to get hold of that Buttrich mix. Is better than Dave Clarke's, which for me was a disappointment; favourite DJ v favourite band.

Hold on- will it be on Mister £50's recycle?

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green.

I cannot stress how good this mix is.

Dark, menacing, but with so much funk and space in the mix.

Mr Buttrich. I salute you.

RichShan wrote: I need to get hold of that Buttrich mix. Is better than Dave Clarke's, which for me was a disappointment; favourite DJ v favourite band.

Hold on- will it be on Mister £50's recycle?

Certainly on the deluxe set of WFTSC...not sure if I'll include it on the EGG single in Recycle but there's also the Cicada remix and those versions done by The Advent so it'd be a nice outlet for them.

£50 Note wrote:

Conversely, the worst are those godawful Sly & Robbie "remixes" of Ruined In A Day which all sound identical.

Up until the above pile of shit I had everything NO had done. I did purchase it but actually took it back and got a refund. Too many NO remixes drift too far away from the original structure of the song for my liking. There are some shocking 1963 ones as well.

Two of the better vones are the original 12" BLT and the 'Paradise' remix that featured on one of the True Faith ones.

I always liked the mix of TBTHOG on Rest Of, but doesn't it seem like there's not enough bass?

The CJ Bolland mix of Temptation is as bad as anything they've done. Every now and then I pull out the Rest of... to see if I like it any better...nup.

A couple I have downloaded through this site I really love: Touched by the Hand of BIAS (my version seems to cut out - anyone got a link to a full version?) and a 5:16 Love Vigilantes remix (I have no idea what that is or where it came from but it found its way to my iPod somehow).

RIAD had some awful mixes but the Reunited in a Day mix is lovely. Most of the WFTSC mixes are cool. The first NO mix I got into as a kid was Shellshock - I remember listening to that on a Walkman, amazed at all the panning and futuristic effects...all things that are a bit cringeworthy now but back then it was like nothing I'd heard before so it still holds a special place

Aries wrote: I always liked the mix of TBTHOG on Rest Of, but doesn't it seem like there's not enough bass?

tis an excellent mix but takes a while to get goin,would be good if we could get a mix of it just when it starts proper,a sort of faded in version.

My new favorite Round & Round-Kevin Sanderson 12" mix

Love the Andrew Weatherall remix of Regret - the melodica makes it sound like 82 era NO

There's a god awful Justin Robertson mix - I think it's of 1963 that is just nosebleed techno with none of the original in there at all.

Knuckles wrote:

Luke wrote: I don't know if this post already exists, but hey ... what the heck. With a so called 'remix' I mean that somebody else has worked on the original product.

My most irritating New Order 'remix' EVER is the BLT-remix from Armand van Helden (yes, he's living in the same country as me and that's pretty embarrassing...) which appears on the (Rest Of) New Order from 1995. I think it sucks hell and is as boring as watching paint dry.

Damn straight. I was listening to this, waiting for the rest of the song to kick in. After about 7 minutes, i said WTF?

Shep Pettibone Bizarre Love Triangle is my fave. First and forever.

Armand Van Helden's mix sounds like he hated the original song or was so stoned he had no interest in remixing the song. He is just deconstructing the song and making it fucked up with no apparent point, certainly is not danceable. They must have paid him alot of money so they had to use it, he was a big name in the mid 90s

The Sly & Robbie mixes sound like an interesting leftfield idea that simply didn't work at all in the end. Ruined was not really a dance track, so they tried a different type of remix. Hey, better to have tried something different than just turn it into a bland dance track that Depeche Mode would have done.

There are lots of interesting remixes over the years. The Hardfloor remix of Blue Monday always seemed like a faithful well done attempt to make the song into Chicago acid by way of Germany, lots of energy, not sure why people dis it. The Pump Panel remix of Confusion is a nice hard techno track, but it seems to have almost no Confusion elements whatsoever. Maybe the considered it all pretty "confusing" that they did a remix that had nothing to do with the original.

I quite like the remix of paradise on Retro Disc 4.

The Razormaid remix of BM is my least favourite, mostly because it sounds like BM but in the wrong order. Pointless really.

I can't think of the worst remix off the top of my head, but as for the remixes I like...(I might not have the remix titles completely accurate, but I hope you get my idea.)

True Faith (Morel's Pink Noise Club Mix) Regret (Fire Island Mix) World in Motion (Subbuteo mix) World in Motion (No alla violenza mix) Guilt is a useless emotion (Mac Quayle mix) Here to Stay (the really long remix by Felix da Housecat) Confusion (Koma & Bones) The remix of Crystal that was used in the other music video for it. (Not the original music video) Round and Round (Kevin Saunderson mix) True Faith (Sexy Disco Dub Mix) (Off the 1994 re-release of True Faith---if I'm not mistaken, the housey piano riffs and such from relatively recently live performances of True Faith are based off this remix) Most of the 'Spooky' mixes

i thought BLT remix by THE CRYSTAL METHOD was descent. but fancy BLT shep remix AND REGRET fire island.

Aries wrote:

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green.

Dammit, I need to hear this

If you haven't got it yet I can sort you out :)

Conversely, the worst are those godawful Sly & Robbie "remixes" of Ruined In A Day which all sound identical.

Couldn't agree more.. They're fucking awful...

Best remix Regret (Sabres Slow n' Lo)...

The Goverrnor wrote:

Aries wrote:

Emile Strunz wrote: Martin Buttrich's mix of Everything's Gone Green.

Dammit, I need to hear this

If you haven't got it yet I can sort you out :)

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