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wow wrote:What?? Fugitive is one of their best songs

It sounds like most of RX's other stuff tho...I hope this is just an extended mix like
the Enjoy The Silence one he did (which was nothing like the original) and we get the real Fugitive for a B-Side.

Also, it's far from being one of their best songs.

I have to say that Fugitive has crashed straight in to my best PSB songs ever list - it's a fantastic song.

the resurrectionist and the fugitive should finally give the PSB purists who think thier please era sounding tracks were their best something to be happy about.

I am really starting to get back into "luna park" again after spending alot of time with some of the other fundamental tracks. cant wait for my CD to arrive with finally a good sounding version.

I love In Private, even though Elton's voice doesn't fit right with the track i just the way it's put together ( not as good as the original 12" remix though.
Not keen on Gomorrah.too slow, not enough happens in this mix
Like Sodom, it's better than Gomorrah
really like Fugitive though, feel like iv'e heard it before , can't put my finger on it.
Love the Flamboyant mix, sounds great and should have been released long before now.

all in all, 7/10, I listen to In Private more than any other track though, especially when running.

Fugitive (Maxi)

1. Fugitive (Radio edit)
2. Fugitive (Fundamentalism version)
3. Fugitive (Almighty definitive mix)
4. Fugitive (Paul Oakenfold remix)
5. Fugitive (Paul Oakenfold dub)
6. Fugitive (DJ Memê Club mix)
7. Fugitive (DJ Memê radio mix)

I wish...

davenjulieuk wrote:nope its the tiga mix

No, it's definitely the Lobe remix on this CD. The Tiga remix is 5:35. The timing is correct for the Lobe.

(aside from that, the Lobe in on the regular Fundamentalism tracklisting)


-Zog

glennjridge wrote:the resurrectionist and the fugitive should finally give the PSB purists who think thier please era sounding tracks were their best something to be happy about.

I am really starting to get back into "luna park" again after spending alot of time with some of the other fundamental tracks. cant wait for my CD to arrive with finally a good sounding version.

Me too! Luna Park is the heart and soul of the album, I feel. Can't wait to hear it in full technicolour glory

Ghost within this house wrote:

glennjridge wrote:the resurrectionist and the fugitive should finally give the PSB purists who think thier please era sounding tracks were their best something to be happy about.

I am really starting to get back into "luna park" again after spending alot of time with some of the other fundamental tracks. cant wait for my CD to arrive with finally a good sounding version.

Me too! Luna Park is the heart and soul of the album, I feel. Can't wait to hear it in full technicolour glory

I agree, Luna Park is the core of the album... and it's fabuous to hear it in full hi-fi stereo

-Zog

Zog wrote:

Ghost within this house wrote:

glennjridge wrote:the resurrectionist and the fugitive should finally give the PSB purists who think thier please era sounding tracks were their best something to be happy about.

I am really starting to get back into "luna park" again after spending alot of time with some of the other fundamental tracks. cant wait for my CD to arrive with finally a good sounding version.

Me too! Luna Park is the heart and soul of the album, I feel. Can't wait to hear it in full technicolour glory

I agree, Luna Park is the core of the album... and it's fabuous to hear it in full hi-fi stereo

-Zog

I can't wait...

in fact, having deleted my files, I'm now concerned I'm not going to be able to copy my album to my iPod - anyone know if Copy Protection will make this impossible?