That's fine, my question though is that getting played in a few random underground clubs is hardly getting them much exposure is it? And that is perhaps the difference between them and Erasure, whom it seems are bothered about pleasing the fans and giving them a good product rather than releasing a 12" single at a tenner with remixes made for underground clubs and perhaps non fans! How many people are buying this based on hearing one of the remixes in a club anyway? And if it is a promotional tool for the album then wouldn't they be disappointed as the remixes have nothing to do with the album and the natural PSB sound whatsoever anyway! Sorry but I don't get it, surely they should be releasing singles with hardcore fans in mind as we are the ones buying them at the end of the day and will stop doing so if they continue to be crap! I don't get the logic? It is disappointing when we are getting remixes to songs which have such brilliant potential. Look at Disco! Wonderful remix album, using big names such as Shep Pettibone, quite clearly time has changed and some remixes are simply not remixes anymore in my opinion but tracks by fashionable DJs!Disco. wrote: Thu 11 May 2017, 4:14 pm Well, I think that the Tuff City kids remixes are excellent ! The burn mix is okay, even though it's more a reconstruction, than a remix. The point is : They choose remixers that will get them played in clubs around the world. They have a remix consultant that works for DJ magazine for crying out loud!
They are not choosing remixers based on what you or any one else likes, but what will get them the most exposure. If you like it great ! If not, too bad. That's just the way it is.
Anyway, well done Erasure for releasing excellent fan pleasing remixes which I listen to a lot, and I'm sure there are clubs that will appreciate them too, they have also done pretty well in the history of the USA billboard dance charts too at number 19 with PSB in 5th place so not much in it really.