Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

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Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

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Bruno Republic wrote:
Marcus wrote:I wouldn't like one, unless it has at least all Promo/Vinyl onlys mixes and unreleased ones.
"At least all"? That would be a rather expensive box set... besides, some of that stuff didn't get a commercial release for good reason. Have you ever heard the Tomcraft remixes of "In Private"?
Yes, I have the 12". The mixes are sick.
But I don't see any other point releasing a remix compilation. Certainly not for a collector.

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Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

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just wait for 'Disco 5' and maybe it´ll came true ;)
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Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

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Hit Music 2011, I Want a Lover 2011, How I Learned to Hate Rock and Roll 2011, In the Night 2011... or just do "live versions" of these never-performed-live fan favourites. (was In the Night played on the first tour?)
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Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

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Was That What It Was? (Boyz Noize Thumpadub Edit) ;-)
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#20 Post by Harry »

I guess 'Pandemonium' is the closest thing to what you describe, in that all the tracks are 2009 Stuart Price remixes with new vocals :D
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Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?

#21 Post by retrofuturist »

A release akin to Sparks' Plagiarism wouldn't be bad.

Retro. :)
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