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was he allowed to do this remix...i mean doesnt he have to get mr b permission

Not really feeling it, like some sick little edits on the drums, a shuffle here or there might have been a big move. Though the bassline is pretty bubbly.

simple and effective, not amazing.
but i like it.

I listened to it expecting to hate it and actually thought it was pretty cool. To be honest I hear loads of little ghosts of old rave in Burial's music, so in a way it's quite good to hear those bits amplified. If anything it shows Burials way with a good tune that it can be done as an after hours chill, meditative stepper or as a dancefloor stomper, he's like the new Beatles or something

Le_Hardcore_Chiefus wrote:was he allowed to do this remix...i mean doesnt he have to get mr b permission

did mr b asked permission from mr a or mrs z?

Le_Hardcore_Chiefus wrote:i mean doesnt he have to get mr b permission

no.

oh what the hell..

idea was good but not my cup of tea.

i dig it.. not as much as the original but i respect it fo sure

i quite like this

but then i like some 4x4 type stuff anyway

its a good version of shit generic chart dance music surely?

irrespective of the original

Marsyas wrote:simple and effective, not amazing.
but i like it.

Although it seems quite contrary to the original's concept.

Struggling to see what he has actually done here other than putting a monotoneus looping 4x4 house beat and slightley distorted bassline underneath what was a very deep and emotive piece of music.

is this a remix? lack of originality cannot be considered a remix tbh, this is the original with some beats and snares playing alongside the tune.

not too much of a remix. a tool rather, would probably be fun to play in a techno or house set.

burn him at the stake! blasphemer!

dancefloor version to shake your ass... i don't like it ; \

well it's not bad imo

Not good at all.

Just found another remix:

http://www.tradebit.com/usr/palmsout/pu ... Remix-.mp3

Better than 8 Bit Boy because it sound like some effort went into it. But still not caught the vibe that made the original the timeless classic it will prove to be.