Screamixadelica - Primal Scream Remixed
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Screamixadelica - Primal Scream Remixed
"Gimme the sight to see
another world outside that's full of
all the broken things that I made"
another world outside that's full of
all the broken things that I made"
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I haven't listened to the remix yet, but I reckon it's not before time - the record is, indeed fantastico, but I've heard it so many times that it's got a tad, err, stale <ducks under desk>. I'm all for it...
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This one wasn't done to make an impact like the Prodigy or the Chems... We did this one because it's a classic and we wanted to update it...stimpee wrote:i'll give it a listen. torrent is coming in fast... whereas there were a lot of people saying that the prodigy and chem bros albums NEEDED remixing, its certainly not the case with this one so i hope its not a mess! i shall listen with open ears and an open mind...
To be honest, you probably won't like all of the remixes and 'Loaded' is certainly an acquired taste, but then I rate Josh as one of the serious talents for the future, so I'm biased about his effort. Plus he pretty much filled someone elses' shoes at the 11th hour 59th minute...
Remix of the album for me has to be Tone's sublime mix of 'Higher Than The Sun'... Gorgeous.
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another world outside that's full of
all the broken things that I made"
another world outside that's full of
all the broken things that I made"
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Yet again I'm exposing myself as a luddite, but...I've downloaded the torrent software and the music file (which takes only about a second), clicked on file - nothing. Any ideas??
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Had a couple of listens to it - got to say it's hard to look at it subjectively cause Screamadelica is such a classic.
Why do the Inner Flight and Damaged remixes remind me of Erasure?
Liked the Towers of Dub bassline Dog, but the mix sounds "too hollow" for my taste - love my dub to blow the speakers!
BTW - I had heard that there was a version of the Blue Album remixes in the works about 11 months ago.....
Why do the Inner Flight and Damaged remixes remind me of Erasure?
Liked the Towers of Dub bassline Dog, but the mix sounds "too hollow" for my taste - love my dub to blow the speakers!
BTW - I had heard that there was a version of the Blue Album remixes in the works about 11 months ago.....

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Saw this project mentioned in the Toronto Star today.
http://www.thestar.com/antihitlistPRIMAL SCREAM, "Screamadelica (2005 Skreamadelikka mix)"
The latest in a series of influential British albums to be graced with a top-to-bottom makeover by some of mash-up's most creative practitioners — its predecessors include The Clash's London Calling and Blur's Parklife — this boasts superior treatments by Soundhog, Cry.On.My.Console and, on this title track, Go Home Productions' inestimable Mark Vidler. Well worth the hard-drive space (and the suggested donation to charity). (http://www.primalscreamremixed.com)