Madonna - Sorry - CDR 3-tracks - PSB mixes
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 11:54 am
Madonna's fans confirm it's true, not a fake
limited to 20 copies
Madonna's fans confirm it's true, not a fake
limited to 20 copies
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Madonna - Sorry - CDR 3-tracks - PSB mixes
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Madonna's fans confirm it's true, not a fake
limited to 20 copies
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 11:58 am
I only have the first one, PSB Remix Edit 
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 12:31 pm
Wow, great info! Thanks!
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 12:51 pm
Was looking for more info on this and found this from THE SPICY CAULDRON ..
Sorry if it has been posted before..
I’m in Gay Boy Heaven right now. I’ve managed to, um, get hold of the pre-release promo remixes of Madonna’s next single, Sorry. It’s been radically re-interpreted by my all-time favourites, the Pet Shop Boys. Moreover, Neil Tennant actually provides all-new backing vocals. There are also some remixes by Saint Ken, Man With Guitar and Jayito but I haven’t got round to listening to those yet. I will, though, and expect to see the song in its various incarnations make a significant impact on my personal Audioscrobbler/last.fm charts next week, when they next update. As with the remixes of Hung Up, I will be playing these to death. The remixes by the Pet Shop Boys unashamedly incorporate hardcore electronic sounds straight out of the mid-80s and remind me of the likes of the Human League and Ultravox, as well as the Boys themselves when they were releasing such songs as Always on my Mind and Heart.
The involvement of Pet Shop Boys is a clever move for them, as within a couple of months they are going to be releasing their new album. I haven’t managed to get a preview of it but some people have and reports on the ‘net suggest it’s going to be brilliant. One review described it as their ‘best yet’ and on a par with the hugely successful Very, which contained, among other tracks, Go West, I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind of Thing and Liberation. Their last album, Release, was a radical departure for them into the territories of rock normally occupied by Oasis but I’m glad to know they are returning to what they have always been renowned for: clever, articulate, dance-pop. Madonna’s new single is, in many ways, not only another strong track from the Queen of Pop but a taste, I think, of things to come from the Boys.
Sorry if it has been posted before..
I’m in Gay Boy Heaven right now. I’ve managed to, um, get hold of the pre-release promo remixes of Madonna’s next single, Sorry. It’s been radically re-interpreted by my all-time favourites, the Pet Shop Boys. Moreover, Neil Tennant actually provides all-new backing vocals. There are also some remixes by Saint Ken, Man With Guitar and Jayito but I haven’t got round to listening to those yet. I will, though, and expect to see the song in its various incarnations make a significant impact on my personal Audioscrobbler/last.fm charts next week, when they next update. As with the remixes of Hung Up, I will be playing these to death. The remixes by the Pet Shop Boys unashamedly incorporate hardcore electronic sounds straight out of the mid-80s and remind me of the likes of the Human League and Ultravox, as well as the Boys themselves when they were releasing such songs as Always on my Mind and Heart.
The involvement of Pet Shop Boys is a clever move for them, as within a couple of months they are going to be releasing their new album. I haven’t managed to get a preview of it but some people have and reports on the ‘net suggest it’s going to be brilliant. One review described it as their ‘best yet’ and on a par with the hugely successful Very, which contained, among other tracks, Go West, I Wouldn’t Normally Do This Kind of Thing and Liberation. Their last album, Release, was a radical departure for them into the territories of rock normally occupied by Oasis but I’m glad to know they are returning to what they have always been renowned for: clever, articulate, dance-pop. Madonna’s new single is, in many ways, not only another strong track from the Queen of Pop but a taste, I think, of things to come from the Boys.
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 1:20 pm
Atleast this is confirmed by EMI Sweden... 
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 1:50 pm
T H A N K S !!
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 2:56 pm
I wonder if they all sound that different? I love the maxi mix!
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 2:59 pm
One, very average, mix was enough methinks....
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 3:11 pm
The remix edit is crap!VinnyM27 wrote:I wonder if they all sound that different? I love the maxi mix!
I wanna hear the two radio mixes
Posted: Tue 18 Apr 2006, 6:33 pm
I'm selling my 7 mixes promo on Ebay, because I want one with only PSB remixes on...
Posted: Wed 19 Apr 2006, 10:52 am
Thanks!