Would love to see them modernize some classic old tracks, not necessarily singles, and commission some top artists to help, and create a glistening and modern mix album.
Much better than another greatest hits release?
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 7:04 am
by Palpatine
jasonjohn wrote:Would love to see them modernize some classic old tracks, not necessarily singles, and commission some top artists to help, and create a glistening and modern mix album.
Much better than another greatest hits release?
I agree. Or even include it as a bonus disc with Ultimate. It makes too much sense, so it'll never happen.
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 2:12 pm
by gregf
Thirded.
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 3:38 pm
by Flaffer
Depeche mode have got a new remix album out next year, remixes are currently being
commissioned. Sorry cannot divulge my source as he represents one of the remixers
someone who has mixed Psb in the past
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 3:52 pm
by fluffmoln
Flaffer wrote:Depeche mode have got a new remix album out next year, remixes are currently being
commissioned. Sorry cannot divulge my source as he represents one of the remixers
someone who has mixed Psb in the past
Enjoy The Silence (dj pierre wild pitch dub)?
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 3:53 pm
by StevenGlamour
I can make one Remix Album The boys have only to ask me
Look here
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 5:32 pm
by TallThinMan
jasonjohn wrote:Would love to see them modernize some classic old tracks, not necessarily singles, and commission some top artists to help, and create a glistening and modern mix album.
Much better than another greatest hits release?
I think you've just described the original concept for Discography. I remember reading before it came out that it was going to be a remixed greatest hits and that Neil and Chris had been spotted going into the studio with various people e.g. Sasha. Then it came out and they said that they weren't "doing a Madonna, where you release a greatest hits album and strangely remix half the tracks" - referring to The Immaculate Collection.
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 5:58 pm
by DJAMIX
fluffmoln wrote:
Flaffer wrote:Depeche mode have got a new remix album out next year, remixes are currently being
commissioned. Sorry cannot divulge my source as he represents one of the remixers
someone who has mixed Psb in the past
Enjoy The Silence (dj pierre wild pitch dub)?
Strangelove (Mark dirty club mix)
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 6:01 pm
by Ronald42
Must be Vinnie
And YES I would love such an album. I can't see the point of Depeche Mode doing another one of those I still enjoy (the silence) Remixes 81....04
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Wed 15 Sep 2010, 8:16 am
by jasonjohn
On the other hand, such an effort would cost a fair amount of money.
A plain Greatest Hits is very wise, if they want to fund the next album of new material?
The reason they tour so much lately is because it actually pays well compared to releases?
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Wed 15 Sep 2010, 11:39 am
by Marcus
I wouldn't like one, unless it has at least all Promo/Vinyl onlys mixes and unreleased ones.
How would a fan enjoy an album with Always on my mind Extended Dance Version and So Hard Extended Dance Mix?
This would be as pointless as this Greatest Hits thing that has been announced.
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Wed 15 Sep 2010, 1:16 pm
by andmaste
Black Celebration (Oscar G's dopeassdub)
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Thu 16 Sep 2010, 3:57 am
by Bruno Republic
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"?
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Thu 16 Sep 2010, 5:01 am
by retrofuturist
Greetings,
Yes, I'd be interested in a good remix compilation that plugged some of the gaps in relation to mixes that have appeared only on vinyl or are hard to get. Some that come to mind at the moment include Always On My Mind (either a Phil Harding or Shep Pettibone remix), It's A Sin (Miami Mix), I Wouldn't Normally Do This Kind Of Thing (Voxigen mix), Opportunities (1986 12" mix), The Way It Used To Be (Richard X) and so on. I agree with Bruno Republic that we don't need any of the rubbish mixes like Tomcraft's In Private, Tiga's Minimal etc.
Retro.
Re: Why don't they do a retrospective remix album?
Posted: Thu 16 Sep 2010, 6:26 am
by jasonjohn
I guess what I meant was, to create mixes from scratch, as if they were releasing them as singles.
Not a Disco, or a compilation, or B-Side mixes.
But to actually revisit old tracks and freshen them up.