Massive names that never remixed.

[rathound]

I was surprised to read that Hot Chip are allegedly dismissive of PSB. I’ve been a fan of Hot Chip for years and appreciate that they seem like pretty down-to-earth, cool guys. They’re also a really good live band.

All three of the new Alexis Taylor solo singles are great as well. I’m looking forward to his new album Paris in the spring.


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As a Hot Chip fan along with Tracey Thorn/Ben Watt/EBTG then did remix Tracey Thorn's cover of 'Kings Cross' from 2007. So in a way...



Boards Of Canada, Aphex Twin, The Orb and Four Tet remixing PSB would be interesting but highly unlikely. BOC are elusive and go a fair time between releases and have only done a handful of selective remixes.

Anyone notice that the opening 12 seconds of 'Happy People' sounds like a BOCish interlude?

What about Orbital? Them performing 'Chime' unplugged on TOTP the same year as 'So Hard' made me a young fan of electronic music.

not so much Hot Chip but Joe Goddard seems to have remixed everyone under the sun. Quite surprised he hasn't done a mix, could see it being pretty good as well

[minimal]

Joe produces great remixes.

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[Pod]

Jon Marsh of the beloved

[Iyonix]

Tony De Vit ? massive name in the dance music world in the 1990s . Other names which sprang to mind were Sharp and also Matt Darey.

[rathound]

one I forgot, and linked to the Dreamworld tour for the intro, was Maceo Plex. That would have been cool. He did one of my favourite remixes ever of ROyskopps 'Sordid Affair'

[g_m]

one I forgot, and linked to the Dreamworld tour for the intro, was Maceo Plex. That would have been cool. He did one of my favourite remixes ever of ROyskopps 'Sordid Affair'

I would love Royksopp to have a go at remixing or producing PSB. The Profound Mysteries albums were great and the rest of their back catalogue speaks for itself.

[tottenhammattspurs]

After hearing what Pnau did with Elton’s back catalogue, I’d love to hear them after they’ve got their hands on The Boys’ stems.

[symco]

one I forgot, and linked to the Dreamworld tour for the intro, was Maceo Plex. That would have been cool. He did one of my favourite remixes ever of ROyskopps 'Sordid Affair'

I would love Royksopp to have a go at remixing or producing PSB. The Profound Mysteries albums were great and the rest of their back catalogue speaks for itself.

Again I might be wrong. Sorry if I am but I think that they refused to remix them? Which is a kick in the boll@#ks because they remixed erasure

[g_m]

one I forgot, and linked to the Dreamworld tour for the intro, was Maceo Plex. That would have been cool. He did one of my favourite remixes ever of ROyskopps 'Sordid Affair'

I would love Royksopp to have a go at remixing or producing PSB. The Profound Mysteries albums were great and the rest of their back catalogue speaks for itself.

Again I might be wrong. Sorry if I am but I think that they refused to remix them? Which is a kick in the boll@#ks because they remixed erasure

Not sure I recall anything about Royksopp refusing to remix them? Can anyone confirm?

Which Erasure track have Royksopp remixed?

[symco]

I would love Royksopp to have a go at remixing or producing PSB. The Profound Mysteries albums were great and the rest of their back catalogue speaks for itself.

Again I might be wrong. Sorry if I am but I think that they refused to remix them? Which is a kick in the boll@#ks because they remixed erasure

Not sure I recall anything about Royksopp refusing to remix them? Can anyone confirm?

Which Erasure track have Royksopp remixed?

sorry maybe I'm wrong. But I'm sure it came up on Spotify

[Oznerol]

From back In the day, surprised Jellybean or John Luongo never got asked/commissioned, especially with their US Club influence.

Never heard of Jon Luongo...

Coincedentally i took delivery of just a mirage on 12 inch yesterday. CLASSIC.

OH Luongo remixed a LOT of big names and classics back in that days!!

https://www.discogs.com/master/3309691- ... ce-Remixes

...although it was never one of my favorites...
I would have loved to hear an extended version from Thompson & Barbiero of any of their early hits, but that didn't happen either. Or John "Tokes" Potoker... who also created great extended versions on those days...