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Is It A New Remixed Updated Version Of Integral?

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 8:38 am
by kennym
Hit single potential it has, but not in it's 1994 album mix...

Hope the rumours are true. 8)

Re: Is It A New Remixed Updated Version Of Integral?

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 8:47 am
by rabagast
kennym wrote:Hit single potential it has, but not in it's 1994 album mix...

Hope the rumours are true. 8)
I don't see the point in releasing a 16 month old song as a single without a radical remix. This is actually their oldest album track recieving a single release ever.

And obviously, certain fans on this forum will hate the new mix.......

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 8:59 am
by TheGardner
I have no doubt, that it will come in a new look and if they releasing it as a single an "Disco4 album version" also will come out. So in the end - we may will get two new versions of 'Integral'.

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 9:29 am
by kimphilby
I'm sure it wont be the Fundamental version, an already out-dated sounding song on a 15/16 month old album, preceding a new remix album.
Didn't Richard X mix another PSB track, for possible future release? Maybe its Integral. If it's happening!

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 10:10 am
by !
It's bound to be

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 10:38 am
by DJ Pat
You're all hoping and dreaming.

If I am wrong I will buy drinks all round, when I am in London next.

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 11:00 am
by Radiophonic
It would have to be a radical remix or else what's the point.

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 2:09 pm
by Oznerol
That´s my biggest hope....

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 5:15 pm
by Undertaker
DJ Pat wrote:You're all hoping and dreaming.

If I am wrong I will buy drinks all round, when I am in London next.
I rckon the whole forum should go down there then. Thats a round of nearly 1,200 drinks ;)

Dave

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 5:20 pm
by Oznerol
Even 'Numb' was re-worked as usual for a late single...and that was so long ago...

Re: Is It A New Remixed Updated Version Of Integral?

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 6:33 pm
by Nickname
kennym wrote:Hit single potential it has, but not in it's 1994 album mix...

Hope the rumours are true. 8)
I expect something similar the did in 1986 with Sububia and Disco. In fact, both songs have many things in common.

An extended version (like the Full Horror Mix) would be amazing. I think most of us would like the idea.

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 6:41 pm
by DJ Pat
Undertaker wrote:
DJ Pat wrote:You're all hoping and dreaming.

If I am wrong I will buy drinks all round, when I am in London next.
I rckon the whole forum should go down there then. Thats a round of nearly 1,200 drinks ;)

Dave
I've got myself into a right potential can of worms here. :oops:

Re: Is It A New Remixed Updated Version Of Integral?

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 6:48 pm
by Riikka
nickname wrote:
kennym wrote:Hit single potential it has, but not in it's 1994 album mix...

Hope the rumours are true. 8)
I expect something similar the did in 1986 with Sububia and Disco. In fact, both songs have many things in common.

An extended version (like the Full Horror Mix) would be amazing. I think most of us would like the idea.
I would love the idea of an extended mix of 'Integral'!

Re: Is It A New Remixed Updated Version Of Integral?

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 8:00 pm
by MD
Riikka wrote:
nickname wrote:
kennym wrote:Hit single potential it has, but not in it's 1994 album mix...

Hope the rumours are true. 8)
I expect something similar the did in 1986 with Sububia and Disco. In fact, both songs have many things in common.

An extended version (like the Full Horror Mix) would be amazing. I think most of us would like the idea.
I would love the idea of an extended mix of 'Integral'!
I would love to have a nice 6,7, oh what the hell, 8 minute over the top maxi mix of Integral

Posted: Wed 01 Aug 2007, 8:14 pm
by BlueSwan
I hope that they remix it, because I can't see the current version standing any chance of being a hit.

However, I think that it'll be the old version. If they had a new version, I think they would have played it during the tour.