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Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 6:21 pm
by Vince
Padster wrote:Do I have to? - but a souped up HI-NrG version :D
hmm..yes.. In THe Night was also souped up into HiNRG... so if they did revamp an old one, DIHT Hi-NRG would be great!

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 6:36 pm
by DJAMIX
- Was it worth it
- Tonight is forever
- Shameless
- Opportunities
- The end of the world
- It's alright
- The theatre

They all could be on a Fundamentalism(ism) :wink:

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 6:41 pm
by Ronald42
gomorrah wrote:Being Boring extended mix!
We have 2 already. Perhaps a 2006 version of We...All...Feel better...In the dark

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:00 pm
by One of the crowd
f*** stupid discussion. Completely pointless. Cant believe so many are discussing it.

Basically, their new material is ace and I suggest the initiator of this thread goes and buys a copy of Fundamental.

There is absolutely no need to revamp any old material for a single release.

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:01 pm
by Burj
Before - Soft Dicks '06 Mix

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:04 pm
by Marcus
They should redo Before and equip the song with proper sounds. I thought I was listening to some housy DJ xxxx when I first heard its drums 11 years ago.
And certainly not Paninaro. They already failed in 1995.
Actually, I am afraid that any rerecording could end up with a boring four to the floor drumtrack. Although, if it sounds like Fugitive I'm fine with that. I never could stand these TR-909 sounds.

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:23 pm
by Burj
Marcus wrote:I never could stand these TR-909 sounds.
What PSB songs have these?

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:39 pm
by Padster
One of the crowd wrote:f***ing stupid discussion. Completely pointless. Cant believe so many are discussing it.

Basically, their new material is ace and I suggest the initiator of this thread goes and buys a copy of Fundamental.

There is absolutely no need to revamp any old material for a single release.
Wo wo wo, easy tiger !!!!

We certainly aint dismissing the new stuff, but some of us still love the old stuff !!!

That's why Paninaro was re-released (albeit a B-side made into a single to promote the Alternative), West End Girls - remixed, I want to wake up -remixed.

I actually quite liked the question, a few of the older PSB tracks could be made into real club classics and I wish they would re-visit some of them and put them either as additional B-sides or as downloads on the site. Re-releasing as singles I agree would probably be pointless.

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 7:54 pm
by gomorrah
Ronald42 wrote:
gomorrah wrote:Being Boring extended mix!
We have 2 already. Perhaps a 2006 version of We...All...Feel better...In the dark
two?! I've only heard one extended mix (with the guitar riff). :(

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 8:29 pm
by Marcus
Burj wrote:
Marcus wrote:I never could stand these TR-909 sounds.
What PSB songs have these?
I should have written 909 or 909-like sounds. And there are even songs where I like it. If you leave the sounds as they come from the drum machine, it sounds overheard. "It must be obvious" is an example. These masses of unedited claps and snares sound cheap (in my opinion!) In "So Hard" it's ok - the drums fit in the mix. "Delusions of Grandeur" is even a great song. "How I learned to hate R&R" is not so good. Many housy remixes for the Boys have these sounds as well. Before I get dissed for all this - I really like their drums in "Flamboyant", "We all feel better in the dark", "A man could get arrested" (12" mix) and lots of other songs. I am just not a fan of this early 90s dance drum sounds standing out so much. If it's four-to-the-floor it's even worse. "That's my Impression" is four-to-the-floor as well, but the drum sounds are just lush. You see, my taste is a bit hard to define. "Saturday Night Forever" and "Screaming" - bad. "Decadence" and "Minimal" - cool. So the mix and rest of the song also play a role for me.

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 9:40 pm
by Burj
Thanks. I've heard that 808 is a drum sound too. Examples?

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 9:45 pm
by Ronald42
gomorrah wrote:
Ronald42 wrote:
gomorrah wrote:Being Boring extended mix!
We have 2 already. Perhaps a 2006 version of We...All...Feel better...In the dark
two?! I've only heard one extended mix (with the guitar riff). :(
The remix by Julian Mendelsohn with the LOOOOOONG break

The remix by Marshall Jefferson with the LOOOOOONG intro

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 9:56 pm
by Enrique
I've heard that 808 is a drum sound too. Examples?
(probably) the snare on Miserabilism and claps on It must be obvious.

Posted: Mon 03 Jul 2006, 11:29 pm
by ChoonHound
One of the crowd wrote:f***ing stupid discussion. Completely pointless. Cant believe so many are discussing it.
Basically, their new material is ace and I suggest the initiator of this thread goes and buys a copy of Fundamental.
There is absolutely no need to revamp any old material for a single release.
I own two copies of Fundemental. Lick my reissued, remixed, and re-released balls.

Yes, the new stuff is great, but they'll never recapture the magic of Please-Very. Never.

Was P'95 a bad idea? Was West End girls '85 a bad idea (it hit #1 you know)?

Lucas.

Posted: Tue 04 Jul 2006, 7:10 am
by Marcus
Burj wrote:Thanks. I've heard that 808 is a drum sound too. Examples?
Some on Behaviour sound like TR-808: "Only the Wind" (I love it), "To Face the Truth". "Don Juan" also sounds like it - one of my favourite b-sides.
The Introspective-Version of "I want a dog" sounds very much like 909 and there I just love the drums.
And NOW the worst examples of 909 come to my mind: The DJ International Mixes of "It's Alright". With this ugly use of naked, reverbed 303 sounds.