Pet Shop Boys have remixed Madonna's Sorry
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diana
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I think it´s great, only the drum is a bit to mechanical - like in more remixes of PSB.bobo wrote:Slightly better than the original version but very average, anyway. Not much happens for six minutes then it ends up just as it starts to get interesting with the guitars and the new riff...
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Personally I really like this remix, a classic extended dance version with lots of energy. It seems there is no pleasing some people, You can bet that if it was too far from the original, those same people would have slagged it off too. I am glad that with psb remixes they always keep well within the normal song unlike some remixers that produce versions that have nothing to do with the original, making them almost irrelevent as far as I am concerned.
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Well it's not always a case of having these extremes...For instance I find PSB remix of "Girls and boys" much better than this one because it gave a different perspective to the song while not changing it à la Disco 2...JSDOUVRES wrote:Personally I really like this remix, a classic extended dance version with lots of energy. It seems there is no pleasing some people, You can bet that if it was too far from the original, those same people would have slagged it off too. I am glad that with psb remixes they always keep well within the normal song unlike some remixers that produce versions that have nothing to do with the original, making them almost irrelevent as far as I am concerned.
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A good mix, but after a few listenings it´s not my favourite one. I prefer the Madonna´s one by now.
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I still thinking is a normal remix for a normal song. Maybe a good one but not the eighth wonderbobo wrote:Well it's not always a case of having these extremes...For instance I find PSB remix of "Girls and boys" much better than this one because it gave a different perspective to the song while not changing it à la Disco 2...JSDOUVRES wrote:Personally I really like this remix, a classic extended dance version with lots of energy. It seems there is no pleasing some people, You can bet that if it was too far from the original, those same people would have slagged it off too. I am glad that with psb remixes they always keep well within the normal song unlike some remixers that produce versions that have nothing to do with the original, making them almost irrelevent as far as I am concerned.
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After listening it more times, this is my impression: I find it a week and simple PSB mix to be a Madonna´s one ("Jump" should have been mixed instead by them).
I don´t find it a brilliant PSB mix, and Neil singing on it it´s like:"Let´s see where there´s one second I can sing, forcing my voice to appear near Madonna´s one ", it´s like he had the obligation to sing on it, no matter the result. I don´t like his singing much either (irritates me a little; I´m even surprised to admit this). The mix doesn´t contribute anything new.
Hope it grows after listening it much more, but for instance, Rammstein PSB mix was really brilliant to me since the first time I listened to it, ´cause it had a different sound which caught the song idea and image of the group.
I don´t find it a brilliant PSB mix, and Neil singing on it it´s like:"Let´s see where there´s one second I can sing, forcing my voice to appear near Madonna´s one ", it´s like he had the obligation to sing on it, no matter the result. I don´t like his singing much either (irritates me a little; I´m even surprised to admit this). The mix doesn´t contribute anything new.
Hope it grows after listening it much more, but for instance, Rammstein PSB mix was really brilliant to me since the first time I listened to it, ´cause it had a different sound which caught the song idea and image of the group.
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"It´s fundamental that we do only exist in our own universe. When you like Pet Shop Boys, you are in our world. This is absolutely crucial to our entire outlook...what we do has an incredibly strong identity and applies only to us. It´s a case of not recognising the existence of anybody else!". Neil Tennant.
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Ok you dont like it that much but Neil's voice is not just placed anywhere..shamelessbehave wrote:After listening it more times, this is my impression: I find it a week and simple PSB mix to be a Madonna´s one ("Jump" should have been mixed instead by them).
I don´t find it a brilliant PSB mix, and Neil singing on it it´s like:"Let´s see where there´s one second I can sing, forcing my voice to appear near Madonna´s one ", it´s like he had the obligation to sing on it, no matter the result. I don´t like his singing much either (irritates me a little; I´m even surprised to admit this). The mix doesn´t contribute anything new.
Hope it grows after listening it much more, but for instance, Rammstein PSB mix was really brilliant to me since the first time I listened to it, ´cause it had a different sound which caught the song idea and image of the group.
Neil..I'm sorry so sorry please forgive me I'm sorry so sorry....sorry
Reply by Madonna..I don't want to hear I don't want to know please don't say you'r sorry..
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It sounds like a heterosexual love relationship between Neil and Madonna, doesn't it?. It looks like a couple fighting.Hmmm wrote:Ok you dont like it that much but Neil's voice is not just placed anywhere..shamelessbehave wrote:After listening it more times, this is my impression: I find it a week and simple PSB mix to be a Madonna´s one ("Jump" should have been mixed instead by them).
I don´t find it a brilliant PSB mix, and Neil singing on it it´s like:"Let´s see where there´s one second I can sing, forcing my voice to appear near Madonna´s one ", it´s like he had the obligation to sing on it, no matter the result. I don´t like his singing much either (irritates me a little; I´m even surprised to admit this). The mix doesn´t contribute anything new.
Hope it grows after listening it much more, but for instance, Rammstein PSB mix was really brilliant to me since the first time I listened to it, ´cause it had a different sound which caught the song idea and image of the group.
Neil..I'm sorry so sorry please forgive me I'm sorry so sorry....sorry
Reply by Madonna..I don't want to hear I don't want to know please don't say you'r sorry..
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