Thom Yorke Remixes
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 12:44 am
First batch up on Boomkat.
Burial kills it.
Burial kills it.
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 12:58 am
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Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:16 am
orly
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:32 am
that modeselektor remix is pretty hot too
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 1:40 am
Wow.
If I only had a bank account what lets me buy shit online.
Those are, massive!
Big up Yorke and all the remixers!
If I only had a bank account what lets me buy shit online.
Those are, massive!
Big up Yorke and all the remixers!
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:05 am
not a huge thom yorke fan but the burial remix is pretty interesting... not sure if i like it or not
thanks for the headsup though
thanks for the headsup though
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:24 am
yes yes! lovin this. Hahah and mp3 before vinyl! superb.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 2:34 am
Liking the Burial remix, though I think I'd prefer an instrumental.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 3:58 am
for me this isn't burial.
this is a burial remix.
or, more accurately for me: a burialification
it lacks the burial sound, what makes burial records great, yet it has it in abundance.
which isn't to say i don't like it
i do
but it feels kinda hollow in contrast to the intensity of other burial tracks.
this is a burial remix.
or, more accurately for me: a burialification
it lacks the burial sound, what makes burial records great, yet it has it in abundance.
which isn't to say i don't like it
i do
but it feels kinda hollow in contrast to the intensity of other burial tracks.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:45 am
I know exactly what you mean. I listened liked it, but was not at all sure at the same time.boomnoise wrote:for me this isn't burial.
this is a burial remix.
or, more accurately for me: a burialification
it lacks the burial sound, what makes burial records great, yet it has it in abundance.
which isn't to say i don't like it
i do
but it feels kinda hollow in contrast to the intensity of other burial tracks.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 5:03 am
oh gosh. can't wait to hear these. 
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:35 am
No brainer, loved the album so bagged the wavs for breakfast!
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 7:55 am
when i saw the track burial remixed, my initial thought was YES!!!! as i always thought the original sounded like a burial style production, but personally i expected a lot more than wot this remix gives, people are saying its gr8 coz its burial!!
like boomnoise said, it shows wot burial is all about but thats about it, real standard stuff for me, sorry people
but big up thom yorke all the same, love his voice, love the eraser, love radiohead!!!!
and i do love burial stuff, which guts me even more, sometimes too great minds shouldnt come together (pharrell and kanye, stevie g and fat frank!!! i rest my case, lol
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like boomnoise said, it shows wot burial is all about but thats about it, real standard stuff for me, sorry people
but big up thom yorke all the same, love his voice, love the eraser, love radiohead!!!!
and i do love burial stuff, which guts me even more, sometimes too great minds shouldnt come together (pharrell and kanye, stevie g and fat frank!!! i rest my case, lol
)Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 9:13 am
I have to agree with you though i can stop listening to the tune, i do like this remix but his interpretation for Bloc Party is better (making a quick comparation), this one is definitely more laid-back and quite probably its the Thom Yorke's vocals that gave tune this ethereal feeling though once again i have to admit its a good track and it has the whole sound envelope of the artist.boomnoise wrote:but it feels kinda hollow in contrast to the intensity of other burial tracks.
Modeselektor's remix is pretty hot as well, i hope that the others releases can get a proper digital release soon.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:18 am
Best Burial remix is Jamie Woon. STANDARD.
Still get the goosebumps every time I hear it...
Still get the goosebumps every time I hear it...
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 10:38 am
Easily. That Lata (Blackdown) remix is a percy, spine chilling.Djslate wrote:Best Burial remix is Jamie Woon. STANDARD.
Still get the goosebumps every time I hear it...
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:27 pm
[quote="7""]
Modeselektor's remix is pretty hot as well, i hope that the others releases can get a proper digital release soon.[/quote]
got to finally listen, and i agree with you gents. 'burial-ized.' the track sounds more like burial's interpretation of thom yorke's song - and i have to wonder if thom had any say in the way of production .. i'm so used to hearing a burial rmx sound nothing like the original, but this one definitely preserved the integrity of the vocal track. which isn't a bad thing, just not what i expected. i'm more interested in the way the instrumental sounds on this one anyway.
again, the modeselektor rmx played with the vocal track a bit more, but still kept most of it intact. which makes me even more suspicious about thom's reservations about having his songs remixed. it's all a mystery anyway.
the instrumental on both of these is sick. love these producers.
I have to agree with you though i can stop listening to the tune, i do like this remix but his interpretation for Bloc Party is better (making a quick comparation), this one is definitely more laid-back and quite probably its the Thom Yorke's vocals that gave tune this ethereal feeling though once again i have to admit its a good track and it has the whole sound envelope of the artist.boomnoise wrote:but it feels kinda hollow in contrast to the intensity of other burial tracks.
Modeselektor's remix is pretty hot as well, i hope that the others releases can get a proper digital release soon.[/quote]
got to finally listen, and i agree with you gents. 'burial-ized.' the track sounds more like burial's interpretation of thom yorke's song - and i have to wonder if thom had any say in the way of production .. i'm so used to hearing a burial rmx sound nothing like the original, but this one definitely preserved the integrity of the vocal track. which isn't a bad thing, just not what i expected. i'm more interested in the way the instrumental sounds on this one anyway.
again, the modeselektor rmx played with the vocal track a bit more, but still kept most of it intact. which makes me even more suspicious about thom's reservations about having his songs remixed. it's all a mystery anyway.
the instrumental on both of these is sick. love these producers.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:35 pm
a prize for anyone who can direct an idiot who slept on buying this 12" to an on-line shop that has it in stock.Djslate wrote:Best Burial remix is Jamie Woon. STANDARD.
Still get the goosebumps every time I hear it...
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:39 pm
Just a quick note and something that i recall is that Thom Yorke seems to feel Burial sounds alot, the other day i was browsing through the YouTube thingy and got myself with a video of Yorke playing some tunes and his first selection was Near Dark, interesting.
for those interested
Anyway his djing skills arent that great (actually pretty similar to mine) but out to Thom each and every.
for those interested
Anyway his djing skills arent that great (actually pretty similar to mine) but out to Thom each and every.
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2007 4:40 pm
[quote="7""]Just a quick note and something that i recall is that Thom Yorke seems to feel Burial sounds alot, the other day i was browsing through the YouTube thingy and got myself with a video of Yorke playing some tunes and his first selection was Near Dark, interesting.
for those interested
Anyway his djing skills arent that great (actually pretty similar to mine) but out to Thom each and every.[/quote]
he's the man.
for those interested
Anyway his djing skills arent that great (actually pretty similar to mine) but out to Thom each and every.
[/quote]he's the man.