Fugitive.wow another great Bside
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Frequency
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Absolutely fantastic. Pumping it out loud on the stereo, it really does sound bloody brilliant. I even like the Sodom remix by trentmoller and the Psychological one is quite good too. I'm going to delete them all at the end of the day (my compromise between having absolutely no willpower and attempting to have even a smidgen of willpower), before then I think Fugitive on repeat should see my through this sunny afternoon. Top stuff.
I'm not sure if it'd be a hit single as the melody isn't that strong though the synth hooks are great. However, if they do have a 3rd single then I'd get Richard X in to rework Integral to give it that retro contemporary edge that it needs for the mass market and release that.
I quite liked Release at the time but this is really what PSB are all about. It feels like 1993 again and hearing Can you forgive her?? for the first time. That giddy feeling when you hear a brilliant PSB song, its been so long I've forgotten what it felt like.
I'm not sure if it'd be a hit single as the melody isn't that strong though the synth hooks are great. However, if they do have a 3rd single then I'd get Richard X in to rework Integral to give it that retro contemporary edge that it needs for the mass market and release that.
I quite liked Release at the time but this is really what PSB are all about. It feels like 1993 again and hearing Can you forgive her?? for the first time. That giddy feeling when you hear a brilliant PSB song, its been so long I've forgotten what it felt like.
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Frequency
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That'd be a waste of potentially 2 new bonus tracks imo. Fugitive clocks in at 6 minutes and its the perfect length, fantastic build-up and an outro that isn't overtly long. I don't see the need for an edit of that track.
Surely you'd want at least another 2 brand new tracks; especially when you consider they've hit something of a purple patch and the more new stuff they can cram into each single release, the better.
Surely you'd want at least another 2 brand new tracks; especially when you consider they've hit something of a purple patch and the more new stuff they can cram into each single release, the better.
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ANOTHER MASTERPIECE! 
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I agree... without trying to be too critical of some posters...I still have to wonder why, when hearing a fantastic 6 minute extended mix (such as "Fugitive"), some people can't wait to get their hands on a much shorter version!Frequency wrote:That'd be a waste of potentially 2 new bonus tracks imo. Fugitive clocks in at 6 minutes and its the perfect length, fantastic build-up and an outro that isn't overtly long. I don't see the need for an edit of that track.
Surely you'd want at least another 2 brand new tracks; especially when you consider they've hit something of a purple patch and the more new stuff they can cram into each single release, the better.
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Exactly, especially as the both the original and extended mix are produced by Richard X. Just start listening from the 1-minute mark and fade the track out after 5 minutes, so voila... you now have a shorter version at your perusal!Zog wrote:I agree... without trying to be too critical of some posters...I still have to wonder why, when hearing a fantastic 6 minute extended mix (such as "Fugitive"), some people can't wait to get their hands on a much shorter version!
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TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Glenny4 wrote:Outstanding track, i'm still in shock how good this is.
now we wait for the original version!
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Dear Neil and Chris please make an album with Richard X
First of all thank you for Fundamental and Fundamentalism.
Once you've both had a nice long holiday after all this promotion (and rather spookily Battleship Potemkin was mentioned on today's Neighbours too!) please get in a studio with Richard X and record at least six more tracks of electro genius like Fugitive.
Lots of love
Janet
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Once you've both had a nice long holiday after all this promotion (and rather spookily Battleship Potemkin was mentioned on today's Neighbours too!) please get in a studio with Richard X and record at least six more tracks of electro genius like Fugitive.
Lots of love
Janet
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Re: Dear Neil and Chris please make an album with Richard X
Agreed get Richard X to do some more producing/writing with you boys!Janet Street-Porter wrote:First of all thank you for Fundamental and Fundamentalism.
Once you've both had a nice long holiday after all this promotion (and rather spookily Battleship Potemkin was mentioned on today's Neighbours too!) please get in a studio with Richard X and record at least six more tracks of electro genius like Fugitive.
Lots of love
Janet
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Beacuse to me, an extended mix is not the same as the original!Frequency wrote:That'd be a waste of potentially 2 new bonus tracks imo. Fugitive clocks in at 6 minutes and its the perfect length, fantastic build-up and an outro that isn't overtly long. I don't see the need for an edit of that track.
Surely you'd want at least another 2 brand new tracks; especially when you consider they've hit something of a purple patch and the more new stuff they can cram into each single release, the better.
If it could be confirmed that the versions that appear on Fundamentalism are the original mixes and not just extended, as the title says
Take The Resurrectionist for example, I think the extended mix is great but I prefer the original.