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  1. Visti & Meyland Sample Ora Dell Graham With Yes Maam!


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    I’ve been listening to Visti & Meyland’s Yes Maam for a couple of years now. I discovered it on a compilation called Rasa Exotica 3. Didn’t really think much about it when I first started listening to this song but later it really grew on me. I was really interested in finding out where the sample comes from and I was definitely going to find out. Searching around online I found out that Trentemoller had also done a remix of Yes Maam which gives it the more electro club groove to it. The original is more chill with a beat. So I finally found out after researching online that Yes Maam incorporates a sample from Ora Dell Graham’s Little Girl, Little Girl. I was able to find the album that it came off of as well. The sample is pretty short – about 25 seconds in all that’s the entire length of the song on the compilation album called Afro-American Blues and Game Songs.

    This isn’t the first time that an electronic band or musician has sampled old blues recordings. The compilation Afro-American Blues and Game Songs contains songs by Vera Hall as well. If you remember Vera Hall or if you don’t know of her music then you’ll probably recognize her voice on Moby’s very successful album Play with the song Natural Blues. Her song was called Troubled So Hard and Moby had sampled Vera Hall’s recording and made it into a very popular downtempo electronic beat. Love that song and I’m still very happy to hear of great sampling jobs happening with electronic musicians.

    The album Visti & Meyland also contains a cover of Nightclubbing the Iggy Pop and Grace Jones song which I think is pretty cool and another hit track called Stars.

    Going back to Yes Maam, I have heard of a version of Yes Maam with a rap thrown in it and I think that version sucks! Please, please don’t throw a Goddamn rap in every damn song. I hate the version of this with the rap it makes it too poppy and gives it a mass produced pop song quality and takes away from the Ora Dell Graham sample. It kind of puts it down because the rap is so damn huge and raw the female voice much more gentle so it comes off pretty bad. Stay away from the rap version of Yes Maam and go right to the original version. And the remix by Tretemoller is great too. Enjoy!

    Little Girl, Little Girl by Ora Dell Graham
    Yes Maam by Visti & Meyland
    Yes Maam (Trentemoller Remix) by Visti & Meyland

    If you like what you hear please download the rest of the Visti & Meyland album by clicking on the album artwork below.



    Posted in 2008, Album, Single.

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  2. Minor Disco (Re-Edit) by Ross Carnegie & Co


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    If you love your disco really sexy, hot and groovy then this cut which is a special Re-Edit from this awesome rare disco compilation called Disco Love by Al Kent is your cup of tea. I can just picture this groovy sexy number playing at places like Studio 54 or other similar clubs back in the day. I love it and it’s one of those rare disco hits that most folks will not know about and that’s makes this even more special. This compilation is not your typical I Will Survive or YMCA disco compilation. Those hits are a dime a dozen the cuts on this collection are just too special. Very, very worth it. Do check it out and get it.

    Minor Disco (Re-Edit) by Ross Carnegie & Co

    If you like what you hear click the album artwork below and download the rest of the compilation.


    Posted in 2010, Album.

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  3. Billie Jean by Shinehead


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    The anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death came and went last week so I figured I’d do at least one post of a cover or sample or remix of a famous Michael Jackson track. I figured posting about this Shinehead cover of his big hit Billie Jean. I only discovered this cover a little over ten years ago and it dates way back to just after Mr. Jackson had released his big hit – 1984. I love this remake and I love how it has a very chill summery hot sunny sound to it. It’s perfect in Shineheads trademark dub and dancehall style. From Shinehead’s album Rough & Rugged. Bet you didn’t know this cover existed did you?

    Billie Jean by Michael Jackson
    Billie Jean by Shinehead

    Click the album artwork below to download the digital version of Rough & Rugged.


    Posted in 1984, Album.

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  4. Lily Allen Covers Mr. Blue Sky by ELO (Electric Light Orchestra)


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    Ran across this awesome compilation series from France called La Musique De Paris Derniere. I believe these are compilations from a French TV show but I would need to do some research first to be correct. These compilations contain remakes, remixes of well known songs. Including this unreleased version of a very bouncy, poppy Lily Allen remake of the ELO classic Mr. Blue Sky. It’s fun and the recording is in her typical style. So if you’re a fan of Lily Allen then this is right up your alley. Check them both out below. And do check out the series as there are 7 discs now and all are fun. I love them. There remakes of so many songs you are familiar with I’m sure. Including:

    Beat Goes On
    Light My Fire
    I Can’t Get No Satisfaction
    Dancing Queen
    Happy Together
    Can’t Take My Eyes Off You
    Ashes To Ashes
    What A Wonderful World
    Space Oddity
    The Girl From Ipanema
    Like A Virgin
    Highway To Hell
    Walk On By
    Proud Mary
    Hotel California
    Billie Jean
    Da Ya Think I’m Sexy
    Tainted Love

    And many, many more remakes by lesser known acts, new bands old ones etc. So I highly recommend these compilations click the album artwork below to download more tracks from this great series called La Musique De Paris Derniere.

    Mr Blue Sky by ELO
    Mr Blue Sky by Lily Allen

    Posted in 2008, Album.

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  5. Zerotonine (Slacker’s Tens Remix) by Junkie XL


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    I became a fan of Junkie XL when I heard this Slacker’s Tens Remix of Zerotonine from the Global Underground Cape Town 2 CD set by Dave Seaman. Well I guess I’m more into Slacker’s sound here than Junkie Xl but I certainly was seeking more from Junkie. His Big Sounds Of The Drags CD was not in heavy rotation for me back in ‘99/00 when it was big. I love this remix so much because of it’s intense progressive beats, somewhat tribal and robotic sounding at the same time. Very energetic. Makes it one of my favorite remixes ever and listening to it today still sounds fresh. What do you think? The original was more big beat/rock/electronic fusion sort of thing but this remix is just amazing!

    One of the things I should point out here also is that this version that comes off of the Global Underground Cape Town/Dave Seaman CD set is much faster with the bpm’s than the original single that was available when released in 99. So I vote for this sped up version over the single version.

    Slacker on the other hand have done remixes and released their own original material in the late 90s. Including remixes for Golden Girls, Bedrock, Ascension and The Locust.

    Enjoy!

    Zerotonine by Junkie XL
    Zerotonine (Slacker’s Tens Remix) by Junkie XL

    If you like what you hear … download the rest of Big Sounds The Drags by clicking on the album artwork.


    Posted in 1999, Album, Single.

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  6. Love Won’t Leave Me Alone by Kenneth Bager Samples Theme From ‘A Summer Place’ by Percy Faith Orchestra


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    Theme from A ‘Summer Place’ by Percy Faith falls into cheesy elevator music territory. It’s a piece of music that most anyone will recognize when they hear it. I love though what Kenneth Bager has done by sampling Theme From ‘A Summer Place’. Check out the original and sampled version by Kenneth Bager below. The new version contains the haunting violin music of Jean Luc Ponty and the beautiful vocals of Nikolaj Grandjean singing Love Won’t Leave Me Alone … when you’re gone. I think this is a great job at sampling something that most folks will recognize and making it completely different where you’ll want to hear it where as Them From ‘A Summer Place’ in it’s original form you kind of skip or turn off if it ever came on. Check them out below. And download the rest of Kenneth Bager’s album Fragment From A Space Cadet. It’s an awesome album and there are  several masterpieces including two tracks by Julie Cruise from Twin Peaks fame. She does a remake of Les Fleur on Fragments. So this is a great collection of chill electronic vocal and instrumental cuts.

    Theme From ‘A Summer Place’ by Percy Faith
    Love Won’t Leave Me Alone by Kenneth Bager featuring Jean Luc Ponty & Nikolaj Grandjean


    Posted in 2006, Album.

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  7. Hypocrisy (John Digweed & Nick Muir Remix) by Abe Duque


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    This is a case where I love the original just as much as the remix that John Digweed & Nick Muir have concocted. The original is deep dark and very tribal sounding. The remix takes me back to Global Underground mix CD series territory when big mega clubs were huge and folks would go to dance all night long. I’m loving both versions and I think it’s worth knowing more about this guy Abe Duque. The original is taken from the Don’t Be So Mean album from last year.

    Hypocrisy by Abe Duque
    Hypocrisy (John Digweed & Nick Muir Remix) by Abe Duque

    If you like Hypocrisy you will love the rest of the Don’t Be So Mean by Abe Duque. Check it out at Amazon below.



    Posted in 2010, Album, Single.

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  8. A Fifth Of Beethoven (Soulwax Edit) by Walter Murphy


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    Soulwax do an awesome remix of the disco classic A Fifth Of Beethoven by Walter Murphy from the the best selling Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Wow! I wasn’t aware of this remix but glad I got International Deejay Gigolo Records CD 12 and I found it on there. To my amazement it’s a pretty darn amazing electro remix. Worth checking out below. The rest of the International Deejay Gigolos CD 12 release is pretty rocking too. There’s a pretty darn cool remix of the Peaches song Lose You by DJ Hell, A DJ Hell and Bryan Ferry collaboration and tracks by Diskokaine, Hard Ton, Peter Kruder, Fagget Fairys, Peter Kruder, Psychonauts and more! Worth owning! But for now check out the original of A Fifth Of Beethoven and the Soulwax remix.

    A Fifth Of Beethoven by Walter Murphy
    A Fifth Of Beethoven (Soulwax Edit) by Walter Murphy

    If you like what you hear please support the bands and buy International Deejay Gigolo Records CD 12 from AMAZONMP3 below:

    Posted in 2010, Album.

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  9. Cruel Intentions (Heartbreak’s Slow Action Remix) by Simian Mobile Disco


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    Cruel Intentions has loads of remixes in the single package but my favorite is this remix – the Heartbreak’s Slow Action Remix. Signing up Beth Ditto to do the vocals was a great choice and this song kind of takes Simian Mobile Disco in a slower more chill direction versus their last self titled album but I’m digging what I hear so far. Been a fan of Simian Mobile Disco and I’m sure I’ll continue. This remix gives the song a mellow disco groove perfect for after hours chilling in the club or cocktail sipping at the lounge. Works great for me. Does it work for you?

    Cruel Intentions by Simian Mobile Disco
    Cruel Intentions (Heartbreak’s Slow Action Remix) by Simian Mobile Disco

    Download the rest of the single by clicking the link below. The Joker Remix is another remix of this song this time in the dubstep style that’s completely the opposite of this mellow Heartbreaks Slow Action Remix. Cruel Intentions is off of Simian Mobile Disco’s Temporary Pleasure album.

    Posted in 2010, Album, Single.

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  10. I’m Not Scared by Eighth Wonder & Pet Shop Boys


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    I’m Not Scared was produced and recorded for Patsy Kensit’s band Eighth Wonder but it became such a hit for Eighth Wonder the Pet Shop Boys decided to record it themselves as well and release it on their dance album Introspective in a complete orchestral/dance version. Their both the same song but sound completely different where the Eight Wonder version is more pop dance with touches of Hi-NRG and the Pet Shop Boys version being dramatic Hi-NRG. Both great versions. The versions below are the Disco Version of Eighth Wonder’s I’m Not Scared (the original version off their Fearless album) and the Introspective version from the Pet Shop Boys.

    I’m Not Scared (Disco Mix) by Eighth Wonder
    I’m Not Scared by Pet Shop Boys

    Albums by Eighth Wonder and Pet Shop Boys are worth owning. Use the links below to buy from Amazon.


    Posted in 1988, Album, Single.

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  11. Under The Sun (Lenny Ibizarre Remix) by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy


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    Listening to Ida Corr’s Under The Sun in it’s original form makes you think that you are listening to pretty acomplished R&B singer. Then you have this great big remix package for Under The Sun and the remixes range in all styles including full on club bangers and my favorite the Ibizarre Remix which has been given the haunting beats perfect for late night chilling. Gone is the rap from Shaggy that’s present in the original version which I think was a good decision. To me it just doesn’t make sense to include the rap but oh well it’s there in the original version we’ll deal with but it’s all about the remix here and I listen to it over and over again. It’s that good!

    Under The Sun by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy

    Under The Sun (Lenny Ibizarre Remix) by Ida Corr Featuring Shaggy

    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

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  12. Italian Secret Service Cover Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit


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    I think every song should be remixed, remade, sampled even such a classic song like Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana. I love the idea of taking a song that’s recognized in a genre and switching it on everyone and rerecording it in a complete different style. And here it’s done quite well by Italian Secret Service from Irma Records out of Italy. This remake takes me back to the early 60s, innocent jazzy easy listening music. It’s fun and this really works just grab yourself a mai tai and enjoy.

    You should be the judge and listen to both versions below. And if you like Italian Secret Services style then download the rest of their album from Amazon by clicking on the album artwork below.

    Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
    Smells Like Teen Spirit by Italian Secret Service


    Posted in 2009, Album.

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  13. Pennies From Heaven (Count De Money Remix) by Billie Holiday


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    Billie Holiday’s version of Pennies From Heaven is my favorite compared to everyone else that’s done it. It’s so beautiful, calm mellow somewhat moody but very beautiful. When I heard of this remix from the Remixed and Reimagined CD I was quick to snatch it right up! I love remixes (if you haven’t noticed already) and will buy any remix of an existing song including the oldies. I was quite surprised at how good the Count De Money Remix is of Pennies From Heaven. I just wished it was longer. It almost feels or sounds like it starts in the middle. Those record execs and their stupid decisions to do such a thing. Give me the 12″ and day, longer versions pleeze! Either way though I shouldn’t complain because I can have my Billie Holiday songs remixed. The entire collection of Remixed and Reimagined is great. Worth it for anyone that likes remixes or is a Billie Holiday fan but not a purist. Came out in 2007.

    Pennies From Heaven by Billie Holiday
    Pennies From Heaven (Count De Money Remix) by Billie Holiday

    Link to download the rest of the album from iTunes below. Just click the album cover!

    Posted in 2007, Album.

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  14. Beach Bump (Wildflower Mix) by Baby Ford


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    Twenty years ago this remix to Beach Bump got me grooving, grooving real good. I caught a listen to it just the other day in my iTunes and wow I’m surprised that it’s still sounding as fresh as it sounded back when it first came out in 1990. The original Beach Bump is off of Baby Fords “OOO” The World Of Baby Ford album which also includes a cover of Children Of The Revolution. Known as one of the guys that kick started the Acid House movement, Baby Ford is one of my all time favorite musicians. There’s a whole list of tracks of his that I still listen to over and over again including Disconoddy, Oochie Koochie, Fetish, Move On, Children Of The Revolution, Normal, Chikki Chikki Ahh Ahh and this cut Beach Bump. Check it out you’ll know what I mean by still sounding fresh today.

    Beach Bump by Baby Ford
    Beach Bump (Wildflower Mix) by Baby Ford

    Posted in 1990, Album, Single.

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  15. Happy Piano by Stereofunk


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    Fools Planet by Stereofunk is a fun, funky electronic dance release with loads of early 90s dance music influences. Especially the cut Happy Piano links below with the great piano samples. It’s upbeat, energetic and very fun to listen to and what a Happy Piano it is. Totally takes me back to the 90s Happy PIano cuts that were released by the countless UK dance labels. Stereofunk on the other hand is from Dresden, Germany. We can skip the UK these days for any cool dance music and turn to France, Sweden and Germany.

    Really digging this cut and worth hearing it over and over again. I’m sure you’ll all agree. Check out the original (my favorite) and the remix (which sounds like early 90s rave/techno) and comment on what you think and be sure to look out for more releases by Stereofunk. I’m sure I will as I love his stuff.

    Happy Piano by Stereofunk
    Happy Piano (TagTeam Terror Remix) by Stereofunk

    Buy Fools Planet or the rest of the Happy Piano remixes from iTunes by clicking on the album artwork:

    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

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  16. Strings Of Life (Instrumental Octave One Remix) by The 10th Planet


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    Techno classic masterpiece from the late 80s gets a jazzed up house groove. I’m there. This is a pretty darn great reinterpretation of one of the early techno classics by Rhythim is Rhythim, Derrick May’s band. Where as the original is somewhat slow this version by The 10th Planet is groovin’ fast. The 10th Planet are Derrick May and Michael James and this is the remix/remake of Strings Of Life as remixed by Octave One. Lovin’ it. Check them both out below you’ll know what I’m talking about. Lifted off of Remixed SuSu 2.

    Strings Of Life by Rhythim is Rhythim
    Strings Of Life (Instrumental Octave One Remix) by The 10th Planet

    Click the Album Artwork to purchase Derrick May’s music:


    Posted in 2006, Album.

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  17. Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke


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    Hooj Choons was one of my favorite labels coming out of the UK in the early 90s. With hit after hit of dancefloor cuts I was hooked with their Nu NRG sound that they had penned. Some of the acts on the label that I liked were JX, Tin Tin Out, Sister Bliss, Hyper Go Go, Escrima, Hyperlogic and many more.

    This track Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke comes off the Some Of These Were Hooj Volume 4 and it’s the standout cut from a very cool, cool compilation. The compilation includes many acts you’ll probably remember if you were tuned into the dance scene that came out of the UK in 90s. Complete tracklist below and a free preview of Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) by Oscar G & Stryke. And for you 80s fanatics there’s a remix of Human League’s The Things That Dreams Are Made Of.

    01. Pete Lazonby – Sacred Cycles (Dave Spoon Mix) (6:50)
    02. The Human League – The Things That Dreams Are Made Of (Kissy Sell Out Mix) (5:25)
    03. Hyper Go Go – High (Dopefish Remix) (6:22)
    04. Marshall Jefferson Vs Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Juttla Mix) (6:13)
    05. KC Flightt Vs Funky Junction – Voices (Medway & Dansor Remix) (6:38)
    06. Jas – Hitchhiking (Chicken Lips Dub Unlimited) (10:24)
    07. Oscar G & Stryke – Hypnotized (Bottin’s Mercurial Mix) (6:41)
    08. Sourmash – Pilgrimage To Paradise (Timo Maas Remix) (7:55)
    09. Datar – B (Christian Smith And John Selway Remix) (7:05)
    10. KC Flightt Vs Funky Junction – Voices (Riva Starr Remix) (6:39)
    11. Katcha – Touched By God (Peace Division Remix) (8:17)

    Buy Some Of These Were Hooj 4 from Amazon – Click the album cover artwork to download.



    Posted in 2009, Album.

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  18. Afterlife Remix Mad World by Tears For Fears


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    I love this remix of the classic Tears For Fears track Mad World. The original is always a classic in my book but I absolutely love it when they fuck with the original. It gives the song new life. Don’t you think? Enjoy both versions below. Remixed by Afterlife in his true chillout, downtempo style. Perfect for chilling or sipping cocktails to with an 80s flashback. Off of The Best Of Cafe Del Mar.

    Mad World by Tears For Fears
    Mad World (Afterlife Remix) by Tears For Fears

    Posted in 2004, Album.

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  19. Metrosexual by Afternoons In Stereo


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    If you like your jazz shaken and stirred with sexy, moody touches that you can listen to after your late night of partying then this is right up your alley. Metrosexual is off of Afternoons In Stereos album Aural Pleasures and it rocks. Every one of the tracks is sexy, jazzy grooves for your listening pleasure. Check out Metrosexual below and you’ll hear what I’m talking about and if you feel like it download the rest of the album from Amazon.

    Metrosexual by Afternoons In Stereo


    Posted in 2004, Album.

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  20. You Can’t Hide From Yourself (Dimitri from Paris Super Disco Blend) by Teddy Pendergrass


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    Cool compilation of reedited disco classics from Philly where disco was born. Is that really true? Either way this is a pretty darn cool compilation with cool new edits by Dimitri from Paris as well as original 12″ versions from the original artists. My favorite track by Teddy Pedergrass below. Link to download the entire album below as well from AMAZON!

    You Can’t Hide From Yourself (Dimitri from Paris Super Disco Blend) by Teddy Pendergrass


    Posted in 2010, Album.

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  21. Shiny Toy Guns Cover Peter Schilling With Major Tom (Coming Home)


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    Here’s a pretty darn cool remake of one of my favorite songs from the late 80s! I used to hear this on Live 105 all the time when it became a hit and was a fan of Peter Schilling’s album A Different Story so I was happy to have heard that there was a darn cool remake for this song. Cool of a remake to make it into a Lincoln commercial. Well Lincoln I don’t really care about but the Shiny Toy Guns version is certainly bringing back memories of the late 80s. What do you think of the two versions?

    Prior to this song I hadn’t heard of Shiny Toy Guns much in fact not at all but because of this I had to go download their album Girls Le Disko. It’s certainly worth owning! Good enough is a live German version of the Peter Schilling song below.

    Major Tom (Coming Home) by Peter Schilling

    Major Tom (Coming Home) by Shiny Toy Guns

    Purchase Girls Le Disko here from Amazon:


    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

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  22. John Dahlbäck Remixes Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer


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    Impressive US House track by Dennis Ferrer really didn’t need the remix treatment as the original is awesome as it is. I first heard of Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer off of the House Masters: Dennis Ferrer album last year and immediately fell in love with it. When I heard about this remix I was hastily interested in checking it out but unfortunately it fell flat compared to the original. I love John Dahlback’s music hands down but this remix he did is quite weak. Check it out what do you think?

    Sinfonia Della Notte by Dennis Ferrer
    Sinfonia Della Notte (John Dahlbäck Remix) by Dennis Ferrer


    Posted in 2009, Album, Single.

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  23. Tom Middleton Remixes Orbital’s Halcyon + On + On!


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    Tom Middleton does a slamming remix of Orbitals killer classic techno trance track from 1992. The original is still classic but Middleton breathes complete new life into this track. Released last year as part of Orbital’s Orbital 20 greatest hits package.

    Halcyon + On + On by Orbital
    Halcyon (Tom Middleton Re-model) by Orbital

    Posted in 2009, Album.

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  24. I Can’t Go For That by The Bird And The Bee


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    I like this remake of the classic Hall & Oates song I Can’t Go For That by The Bird And The Bee. This is taken from the Bird And The Bee album called Interpreting The Masters – A Tribute To Darryl Hall And John Oates. The album is full of Hall & Oates covers with the Bird And The Bee frontwomans trademark vocals. Cute and mellow tracks with a 70s radio feel you can chill to at home or relax to on your way to work.

    Here’s the list of songs on the album:
    I Can’t Go For That
    Rich Girl
    Sara Smile
    Kiss On My List
    Maneater
    She’s Gone
    Private Eyes
    One on One
    Heard It On The Radio (A New Song)

    I Can’t Go For That by Hall & Oates
    I Can’t Go For That by The Bird And The Bee

    Posted in 2010, Album.

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  25. Trentemoller Remixes Moby’s Classic Go


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    I’m a big fan of Trentemoller and have always been a fan of Moby’s techno classic from 1991 Go so I seriously had to check this remix out when I first heard of it. It’s pretty darn cool. Much less dreamy and more electro rocking frenetic beats but the if you listen the dreamy part surely comes.

    Check out both the classic Woodtick Mix with the awesome sample of Laura’s Theme from Twin Peaks and the Trentemoller remix. You like? The remix is from Moby Go The Very Best Of Moby Remixed and it’s definitely worth owning if you are at all a fan of remixes. You must be though if you’re reading right? From 2006.

    Go (Woodtick Mix) by Moby
    Go (Trentemøller Remix) by Moby

    Posted in 2006, Album, Single.

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